Minds of Children: Confetti (Prototype)
from (prototypes) by Dan Jacob Wallace
about
This song is drawn from two late nights I spent playing around on my guitar with the basic elements of my tune "Minds of Children."
Some of that was pretty straightforwardly the melodies of that tune (the first half of this here song I'm writing about), and some of it was just me closing my eyes and letting lose (the second half).
I decided to bridge those two halves with a little interlude that for some reason I was moved to talk over. Were I to play this song live (which I know would be a blast), I can imagine that interlude lengthened.
A video for the first half already exists. I have in mind how to extend that video to include the rest.
(Hasn't yet been sent out for distribution to Spotify, etc. -- so that's TBD.)
Some of that was pretty straightforwardly the melodies of that tune (the first half of this here song I'm writing about), and some of it was just me closing my eyes and letting lose (the second half).
I decided to bridge those two halves with a little interlude that for some reason I was moved to talk over. Were I to play this song live (which I know would be a blast), I can imagine that interlude lengthened.
A video for the first half already exists. I have in mind how to extend that video to include the rest.
(Hasn't yet been sent out for distribution to Spotify, etc. -- so that's TBD.)
credits
from (prototypes),
track released October 15, 2023
The singing early in the track ("crossing over, over") features Dan Wallace and Ambria Nicole, and is drawn directly from the original, vocal version of "Minds of Children." Everything else is Dan (guitar, voices, drum programming, etc.).
The singing early in the track ("crossing over, over") features Dan Wallace and Ambria Nicole, and is drawn directly from the original, vocal version of "Minds of Children." Everything else is Dan (guitar, voices, drum programming, etc.).
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Dan Jacob Wallace Chicago, Illinois
composer, songwriter, (sometimes) guitarist
NOTE: On streaming services, I'm listed as "Dan Wallace."
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