Tina S said in an interview to a guitar magazine that she is the composer of the band’s songs and composing is her new focus. She also said she doesn’t exclude to play more technical parts in her songs but it has to serve the song and should not come at the expense of the song’s "integrity".
@@eh...whatever9261 if I sum it up: - she composes and record all songs using a sequencer: guitar, drums, bass, synth, violins, … all layers including singer melody line. Then she handed it over to Thomas (singer) and Augustin (drummer) and they adjust their own parts. - there was a bassist for the recording, but the band does not have an official one. They are open to it, but have to find the good match - they have many more songs ready, they plan to have an album and to perform in concerts - the future songs they will deliver are very diverse: some will be still songs, some will be more nervous with riffs and solos, or even experimental parts - about technical playing : her main intent is to serve the song and to respect its integrity. She is not against technical play but it has to add something to the song - she is playing what she likes most currently, alternative rock and metalcore. Shredding covers was a way for her to unlock technical skills and be free in her music. She stopped because she was not happy anymore and wanted to compose. It was a long learning curve until she felt ready to disclose her creations. - Her music will evolve for sure. Currently she is trying to combine rock spirit with modern pop.
Thank you @ericsicard910. I saw the article but couldn't find an english translation. By the way, she did release an IG from one of their songs where she has a more technical solo.
Tina S said in an interview to a guitar magazine that she is the composer of the band’s songs and composing is her new focus.
She also said she doesn’t exclude to play more technical parts in her songs but it has to serve the song and should not come at the expense of the song’s "integrity".
I'll have to check out that interview. I appreciate the insight. If you can find the link please send it to me!
@@eh...whatever9261 it’s in a french guitar magazine title Guitar Extreme, so it’s in french. I got access to it by paying a 2 euros fee.
@@eh...whatever9261 if I sum it up:
- she composes and record all songs using a sequencer: guitar, drums, bass, synth, violins, … all layers including singer melody line. Then she handed it over to Thomas (singer) and Augustin (drummer) and they adjust their own parts.
- there was a bassist for the recording, but the band does not have an official one. They are open to it, but have to find the good match
- they have many more songs ready, they plan to have an album and to perform in concerts
- the future songs they will deliver are very diverse: some will be still songs, some will be more nervous with riffs and solos, or even experimental parts
- about technical playing : her main intent is to serve the song and to respect its integrity. She is not against technical play but it has to add something to the song
- she is playing what she likes most currently, alternative rock and metalcore. Shredding covers was a way for her to unlock technical skills and be free in her music. She stopped because she was not happy anymore and wanted to compose. It was a long learning curve until she felt ready to disclose her creations.
- Her music will evolve for sure. Currently she is trying to combine rock spirit with modern pop.
Thank you @ericsicard910. I saw the article but couldn't find an english translation. By the way, she did release an IG from one of their songs where she has a more technical solo.
You need to adjust your sound, can barely hear bass and drums!!
Shoot sorry I'll look into it 🙏