The most productive support we can give one another is feedback because the more feedback is attached to our tunes the more the tune stays in circulation, stays visible, and by staying visible more listeners find it, see the positive feedback, think to themselves, this sounds like it's worth listening to; they listen, like it, leave feedback, and that, in turn, begets more traffic, more listens, more feedback, and so one--it's a combination of hype and psychology that generates ever more interest, something we musicians must tap into to maximise the potential of these music promotion sites! I've reached the limit of who I can follow, so I must be selective about who I follow, namely, musicians who are prepared to exchange listens and feedback!

nice upbeat rhythm ..like the lyric..to me it's keep it simple don't over think it

Catchy chorus and melody with nice flow and progression

What is a man
What is a lover
Can anyone tell
One from the other

Tell me the word
Or sing me another
I’ll be listening to you

What is a man
No need to define it
Stop digging it up
And trying to mine it

Feeling a thing?
Having a thought?
Trying so hard to be something you’re not?

I’m reaching out
For a connection
Try to emote
Feel some affection

Come face to face
With your kryptonite
Never give up
Gotta do what is right

Leave all the privilege 
Let go of the power
I'm just a flash in a 
Meteor shower

Yeah I understand
Yes I think I see
What is a man
A man is me 

Music and lyrics by David F Wagoner

A Man Is Me

Del Wags is the music of Dave Wagoner: a collection of homemade tunes meant to please no particular demographic. Dave is a one- man show of rhythm guitar loops recorded in the basement, choruses born in the shower, lyrics written on the couch, and tracks mixed on the laptop (and the occasional cover). Go ahead, tap your feet.

I played only acoustic guitar and harmonica for many years, playing the same covers alone and occasionally with friends. I never thought I wanted an electric guitar or lots of music gear because I didn't want to accumulate more things. In 2019 by chance I obtained a cheap electric guitar from a friend, and my life changed as this new tool unlocked a creative door. During Covid I bought a looper and a keyboard and began teaching myself to play it, and the creative door flew wide open. I challenged myself to ride the learning curve of home computer music production. I re-tapped into my poetry-writing brain from high school and songs began flying out of me. I haven't been this creative since I was a teenager and it's pure joy.

I'm thankful to have a place here to share my creations, make connections with others, and hear so much unique and wonderful music and sound from people all over the world.

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