The melody of this song starts high and ends low like typical blues-inspired music; the beat has a swing to it, almost a fox-trot and jazz feel to it making it very dance-able.

Hey Natalie! I really love this song. I am very fond of the syncopation in the bassline once the groove sets in. That groovy syncopation has an R&B and Funk feel to it. I also love your voice. In the end of the song you really belted out the chorus. Your tone reminds me of the female rock singers from the early 1970s.

I like how you decreased the instrumentation in your track briefly to feature the vocal line and piano accompaniment. It makes the chorus more dramatic when we hear it again.

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For MUH 3210:
“Wander” embodies many qualities of important musical styles over the years. First, its instrumentation includes a lead line played with a slide guitar technique, which emulates slide guitar used in blues or steel guitar used in country music. 
Also, the song has a strong backbeat throughout that is typical of modern rock music. We can feel the rhythm of the song through its snare hits on beat 2 and 4.
Thirdly, the vocal technique includes both clear words and nuanced slides. This is shown in country music and in the blues, which tell stories and require articulate lyrics.

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