Name: I Want To Know by Roger Whittlesey
Duration: 3 min 21 s
Description: Words and Music by Roger Whittlesey. All sounds by Whittlesey, except guitars by Josh Shapiro (including the guitar solo). Check out the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8fAKKnJij4M

Great vocals... great pop😎🙏👍🤩🍺

Such a strong song and with this super smooth arrangement, you have a radio-ready hit Roger. Thanks for sharing this

very lovely song, great harmonies and drum track

Solid production! Especially loving those vocal harmonies!

Solo Piano - Chris Bright

Castor and Pollux 0611 - 6:11:22, 7.36 PM

Part of a new album I've been uploading, featuring compositions written over the last several months of 2021. If anyone can pinpoint what all of these compositions have in common, musically-speaking, put it in the comments - there was a concept tying everything together but I'm not going to reveal what it was unless if someone figures it out on their own, haha.

Cover art created using NeuralBlender.

This album is going to be called "Prohibited Topics," a tribute to the textbook authors and teachers whose work is being disrupted by right wing efforts to stifle education about racial disparity and structural racism in the US.

Prohibited Topics

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I watch from the window as the storm breaks, hmm hmm,
let yourself out, before it's too late,
how to exit from yourself?

deep thunder strikes where the thought aches,
hmmm, hmmm, too long,
let yourself out, before it's too late,
let yourself out,
how, to exit from yourself?

you hear the thunder, you see the lightning.
i sit in a chair. too long.
Hmm hmmm hmmm too long

Too Long

Deep State Of Mind

Ian Greaves

Common Flaws 145 BPM

Words and Music by Roger Whittlesey. All sounds by Whittlesey, except guitars by Josh Shapiro (including the guitar solo). Check out the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8fAKKnJij4M

I Want To Know

Robotic - Corridors'n'Elevators

Looking through different windows [part 1]

close quarters 1121 - 11:21:22, 6.31 PM

Step back into the golden glow of the jukebox era.
This collection takes my original Hopefire tracks and throws them straight into a 1950s diner — warm vocals, vinyl crackle, jukebox charm, and that cinematic retro romance.
Classic melodies, new soul.
Electric Heart meets vintage Americana.

This is nostalgic, dreamy, neon-soft 50s magic…
This is the Hopefire way.


Echoes on the Dancefloor - 1950's Juke Box

The count-in misses. The groove doesn’t.
Count It In Wrong starts off crooked on purpose, then snaps into a pocket that shouldn’t work but absolutely does. Punchy live drums land slightly sideways, the bass shows up late and locks in hard, and everything moves with a confident refusal to behave.

This is a track about trusting feel over rules. It trips first, recovers fast, and spends the rest of the runtime daring the clock to argue back.

If it sounds like it’s ahead of you, good. Catch up.

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Count It In Wrong

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Roger Whittlesey is a multi-instrumentalist, singer-songwriter from the Boston area. He often composes and records pop music with intricate harmonies and deceptively sophisticated chord changes. Many songs spring from his 60s, 70s and 80s influences, but his music is original and unique. Whittlesey often collaborates with instrumentalists and singers from the world of jazz, folk, and pop to create a hybrid form.

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I Want To Know

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