Name: Turning in a Wheel by The Pete Cooper Band
Duration: 4 min 53 s
Description: An exotic track about the star of our world using ideas from Tarot cards.

Monumental Times was inspired by my dear cat, Ziggy. Evolving from past mistakes, isolation from society, current crazy worldly affairs.

All songs written, arranged, produced, mixed, mastered: Daniel Lars 
All instruments and voice effects: Daniel Lars

Monumental Times

Gravity Pul

Gravity Pull

An exotic track about the star of our world using ideas from Tarot cards.

Turning in a Wheel

If You Me

If You Need Me

Already lived story

I think this is the one where I used a classic soul progression. The packaging at the start that imitates a DJ scratch rhythm came when I accidentally touched a mi goreng pack of noodles around the mic and it fit so I used that. The stop start is influenced by ‘I Try’ by Macy Grey. Then a trademark 4 layers of cello for the chorus. It’s 4 layers cos that’s how I get the cellos to have enough power that I want. First time doing a vocal ’staccato’ sort of chorus like ‘Work Song’ by Hozier which is my fave Hozier song cos’ maybe I’ve overplayed ‘Take Me to Church.’ At the end a brief bit of funk. I remember trying something more complex but the classic James Brown sort of funky riff worked better so I used that.  The second verse is influenced by the production of ‘Hold On’ by Bishop Briggs with the claps. Then, a neopolitan chord for the bridge.  The last chorus has the 2nd chord flattened like ‘Imperfect For you’.  Also a harmonic minor scale being played by the synth lead which reminded me a bit of Just Like You Imagined by NIN. So we’re not lyrically referencing 300 anymore but musically referencing it. The horns are a new addition which I did just based on … what I thought might sound good. The verses/bridge are new but the chorus is from last year. Oh yeah I did reference FNM's Ricochet for the bridge. King for a Day is Spiderman's fave FNM record. Should just hired as a consultant when their biographies are due. Correcting people like, "nah it was a sunny day when that event happened." Yes, the weather is important. Details are important.

Speaking of mi goreng which I discovered in my 1 year of boarding school in Australia. “I do hope my overpriced education doesn’t offend you.” I remember looking at it and thinking it was strange that it had no broth. Then, tasting it and going “ this is amazing.” It’s wonderful how an Indonesian noodle brand has gained popularity in Australia. Other than that, I do miss the meat pies and Shapes (they are a good snack). It was also at boarding school that I discovered Meri lewa which was played once a week by the PNG boys.

Give Me Release

Then There Was You - Arranged by HollywoodPkr VAMPits and written by Paula Jo Taylor and Luther Lewis featuring Artist Luther Lewis..

Then There Was You

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“Because She Cares” is a heartfelt ballad from a parent to a daughter, celebrating her empathy, gentleness, and love of all living things. With tender lyrics and warm melodies, the song paints a portrait of a young spirit whose kindness toward both people and creatures will guide her into the future and help her light up the world.

Because She Cares

Groan Up

Spite and Hate

Mid tempo rock song written, played, arranged & produced by John Hardman for Swamp Music Productions.
John H - vocals, guitars
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Little White Lies - John Hardman

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That’s Pete and Pete, the original members, augmented with Spud, Pecos,  Snooks and Smooch. Pete and Pete were formally founder members of The Petes. The band like to explore a range of musical styles. They started out with folk, rock and blues but they have also been exploring a vocal style of lizard-lounge type jazz too - smoky and melodic. You’ll find love songs, both exuberant and elegiac, along with songs of loss, as well as songs lamenting the state of our world and our society.

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Turning in a Wheel

The Pete Cooper Band

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