Hey Our Basement,
I’ve always been a quiet person. singing allowed me to not only discover who I am but also to express it. as I became more comfortable performing, I realized that I preferred singing my own songs rather than the words of someone else. I was drawn to expressing myself through my own words. my poetry turned into songwriting and by 2016, I was collaborating with others.
My desire for new experiences, learning, and collaboration drew me to cities like Toronto, Los Angeles, and new york where I attended writing and recording sessions and worked one-on-one with a handful of esteemed producers. i believe that the emotion behind a song is equally as important as the lyric. often times, i have connected songs to moments based on the feeling alone.
I am really happy to be putting this song out. Despite all the things going on in one’s life – the good, the bad – whether it be relationships or life in general, you try to keep a positive outlook on things. I ain’t gunna trip, not me – I’ll be keeping it sunny, finding your jokes funny – It’s all milk n honey.
G’day!
hello
In the picture above, it’s funny how one cushion was rotated back-to-fron, but not the other.
Second thought: Tufted backs look a lot more comfortable than they actually are.
“front”. Stoopid editing feature not lasting 10 minjutes. minutes.
funny, I was too busy looking at the depth of focus with the front edge looking a little soft to me (but that could be my bad sight)
The aperture is definitely large and the focus, on her face.
I just love the fact that, for a picture of a young lady, we are more interested in the sofa, apparently
Well, when the picture of the (um) *incontournablement handsome* young woman is part of something she herself presented to Our Basement, the thought occurs that she might look at the site; this keeps one on one’s best behaviour. Ahem.
Re the above comment, the situation is exactly the reverse of that of the web at large.
I was just listening to the song and didn’t even notice what was going on in the picture. Now that you mention it though, there is a narrow depth of field on that photo. A vignette to darken it would probably help.
It’s a good catchy track and I agree with her on the emotion behind a song being important.
Sorry I was away again. My power was out and then I was at the “other” studio.
DBS, your absence remains inexcusable. ;-s)
I’d Laye’r