New power pop artist

[Chris Coyle]

Introducing Coyle -12 String Danelectro jangle melodic power pop. A
definite 60's Beatle-ish influence, but there's an edge of quirkiness
or characteristic charm that is completely his own and quite engaging.
Currently working on releasing second solo release and a Monkees
tribute EP.

First featured song up now at
http://artists.mp3s.com/info/485/coyle.html

More to come!

[Irene Jackson]

"Chris Coyle" <ccoy...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:3ee0a938.02110...@posting.google.com...

> Introducing Coyle -12 String Danelectro jangle melodic power pop. A
> definite 60's Beatle-ish influence, but there's an edge of quirkiness
> or characteristic charm that is completely his own and quite engaging.
> Currently working on releasing second solo release and a Monkees
> tribute EP.

Speak in the first person here, Chris. A couple of comments (since you
posted this and can therefore expect critiques)...it's a fairly
well-produced song, but doesn't sound anything like your description. I
don't hear "Beatle-ish" or Power Pop...I hear lots of guitars and a vocal
that sounds almost country in a few places. The guitar playing is fabulous,
the drums sound crappy to me, and the melody is relatively forgettable.
Your chorus sounds like it's a pre-chorus and I keep waiting for the
pay-off. Lots of energy in the performance, especially the guitar playing.
I just wish the song was as much of a standout as the production, which was
where it seemed the most time was spent.

Just my take :-)
Irene

[Snabbu]

Chris Coyle wrote:

I can't hear any of that in there, well produced but Beatle stuff always
had melody I can't detect much here.

Cheers

Gary

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[Pjschindel]

I hear the 12-string Danelectro jangle. :)

Peter
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