12 August 2007
The DR Effect
Written by Iris Watts Hirideyo ( 
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Published on August 12th, 2007 @ 11:21:16 am, using 112 words, 149 views
)Published on August 12th, 2007 @ 11:21:16 am, using 112 words, 149 views
Music has a knack for trivializing even the most powerful emotions. Words read on a piece of paper, have a way of conveying the kind of intimacy that can easily be sidetracked by a beat or rhythm. The most heartfelt of words can lose their impact completely if set to music. If mismatched, the notes can have a smoke screen effect. If properly matched… the Damien Rice effect. Something akin to hypnosis in that it affords the listener enough inner quiet to delve deep into the soul of a soulful song.
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