I was lucky enough to witness the birth of this song. Daniel has made a creative fusion of the pop style usually used on Fingerstyle songs with a South American rhythm called Milonga. The milonga rhythm can be seen on the right wrist percussion (0:30), the harmonics he uses alongside the left hand tapping (1:36), and more clearly in a classic milonga progression in the central section (2:13). Really nice composition, that brings a new element to the Fingerstyle
Nice analysis. I've always really enjoyed pop-fingerstyle with the percussive elements, but Daniel does a beautiful job of varying it and making the song more than one dimensional.
You know every part of her....running your fingers up and down as you caress her and she brings forth the rhythm and melody of your heart.......some music flows from Heaven waiting to be heard and played by one who hears it’s unspoken song. 2 join as One♥️
Admiro muito o trabalho de Daniel e suas composições. Um brasileiro que representa seu país, ainda que pouco divulgado. A qualidade sonora e peculiar de seus arranjos fazem dele um grande entusiasta no Fingerstyle no Brasil e no mundo.
You were already my favourite fingerstyle guitarist, but this is another song on another level... it'a nearly impossible to write such masterpieces AND play them perfectly too... marvellous!
From one Daniel to another, thank you for sharing your passion with me. Your calm playstyle inspired me to give that hole acoustic guitar thing a go. After a year of playing I could not be happier. ❤ What a great way to relax. 😊
Daniel Padim releases new song Me: *rushes to find head phones* A rhythmic and melodic fusion that reminds me (at times) of an Antoine Dufour piece (which I hold as a massive compliment), while remaining uniquely you. Definitely one of my new favorites - please keep making music!
I heard this song in october at the beginning of my semester. I discovered Daniel Padim just 3 years ago and have to say that this song is the best of him. At the end of my semester, it summarizes the last four months very well.
I think this studio version feels more inward, and the live version feels more dramatic. Both great with different tastes. Also, that part around 2:58 is really epic.
DAMN! I think that's one of the BEST songs I've heard from CandyRat in a while! I think it was just the pace and the melody. Excellent tune brother! Later...
Gorgeous piece music!!! The lick with the hammer ons and drone strings is sick, also the harmonic work was fire. Where was this filmed? That building and bridge look like something I want to exploreclol.
@@danielpadim Seja mais humilde Cara, o comentário não tem nada a ver com essa sua resposta impensada e totalmente imatura... Foi uma opinião de quem conhece e gosta do estilo que vc toca, mas pelo teor do seu julgamento, já dá para saber que é bem esnobe e não aceita críticas...e só para contar, Brasileiro não é pior que gringo !
@@danielpadim Parabéns e fico feliz por você, Brasileiro sendo reconhecido lá fora... Mas aprenda a conviver com o contraditório, foi apenas um comentário. Vc não é um apenas um bom instrumentista, é excelente. Sobre as besteiras que as pessoas escrevem... Tem razão, principalmente quando não aceitam criticas.
Eu acho que composição está bem equilibrada. Tenta escutar de olhos fechados, sem se distrair com o visual do video e de que técnica ele tá usando. Tenho o CD e ouço no carro, e a música sempre me soou ótima, bem construída, com tema, variações, fundindo bem o pop com a milonga... Não sinto que sobra nada, ou que teve alguma coisa que ficou forçada em termos da composição.
@@AndyChamberlainMusic here it is: ruclips.net/video/ihGKs5MhAaQ/видео.html. Live, in competition. Not as clean as this studio recording, but somewhat more energetic
Amazing that the recording volume stays the same, no matter how close the camera gets to the guitar, or how far away from it. Seems like a fake video, some outside shots, dubbed with a studio recording. They seem to be afraid to let some natural surround sounds into the recording, it seems.
Hey man, it's obvious. That's the usual way every artistic videoclip is made. He doesn't hide it, he doesn't try to pretend it is live... see that he says clearly in the video description that the audio was recorded in studio! It doesn't make it "fake" though, it's just art in another form. In fact 99% of all Candyrat videos are done this way, and so does any other artistic videoclip form any genre (or do you think Coldplay, for instance, are really singing and performing live on all their clips?). So, you are not stating anything new or uncovering any secret. Most of people know that. Just enjoy a good sounding music, well recorded in studio, and filmed afterwards in a beautiful location for our pleasure. PS: If you really want to hear a live version, recorded on spot, just look for his performance at the Acoustic Guitarist of the Year contest, in London. It is on RUclips also.
@@samuel_huh Hey Mr. Huh, of course you are partly right when you state that many video clips promoting musical productions are constructed in this way. What you call artistic in this case, I deem artificial. As he is obviously a very able, versatile and musical guitar player, why not document it in a live-in-studio video? I would have liked that much better. Wouldn't you? I like it when the recording allows room for the natural atmosphere of the place at which it is recorded. In this case, this place is a studio, but why suggest otherwise in the accompanying footage?
@@enantiodromia I think there is room for both. Of course it is very interesting to have studio recordings on video, or live performances, since they bring to us an authenticity that dubbed videos cannot produce. On the other hand, it would be really boring, as a series of videos, if all clips of an artist were exclusively shown in a studio environment. If you go to Daniel Padim's page, you'll see that all videos from his first album were posted this way, with the studio sessions. And as much as I enjoy those, I also enjoy tremendously the videos he has produced with a visual artistry in mind. For instance, he used a slow-mo effect in his Sky Full of Stars video, and recorded it on several beautiful and interesting locations. I almost enjoy watching the video as much as hearing the music, because I can see the effects, transitions, people on the street, and it catches my eyes. I think there is artistry in that too. And Daniel is one to be very excited to think on different locations and scripts to produce an artistic video, that meet the eyes as much as it meets the ears. I think it is somewhat part of who he is as an artist. So, I really think there are things to enjoy in each format.
Oh, I almost forgot the most important aspect of why he is doing videos like this one: His last album (Legitimate) comprises 12 songs that were composed to constitute a bigger story, in an epic-fantasy style. Each song takes the story further, and is very visual. Almost as if they were a soundtrack for an opera. He has, so far, launched 4 songs from this album, and each video brings a location that relates to what the story is telling at that moment. It is a bigger, connected project, and in this case, Milongerstyle, the video has to convey a place that is in the border of something, a different culture, home from some forgotten, retired, warrior. Try to read, if you are interested, the review on his website (which I wrote), explaining a little bit of that: www.danielpadim.com/ The booklet of the physical CD has that full story, and a map with beautiful drawings in black&white representing it visually.
@@samuel_huh I feel our discussion is turning out to be very informative. Thank you for the background information on the album's concept and the relation of the recording locations and the contents of the songs. (Still, let him play "live" at these locations :)
Hell yeah dude! Love this Daniel 🔥
Eddie van der Meer hey man! Thank you 🙏🏻
I was lucky enough to witness the birth of this song. Daniel has made a creative fusion of the pop style usually used on Fingerstyle songs with a South American rhythm called Milonga.
The milonga rhythm can be seen on the right wrist percussion (0:30), the harmonics he uses alongside the left hand tapping (1:36), and more clearly in a classic milonga progression in the central section (2:13).
Really nice composition, that brings a new element to the Fingerstyle
Nice analysis. I've always really enjoyed pop-fingerstyle with the percussive elements, but Daniel does a beautiful job of varying it and making the song more than one dimensional.
@@IronInforcersecond yeah, I agree. He has layers in his conpositions.
one of the greatest guitarists of all time and energies, truly inspiring, personally though, i really enjoyed the chord progressions in this one.
agree
Yeah, your right. It is something beound
You know every part of her....running your fingers up and down as you caress her and she brings forth the rhythm and melody of your heart.......some music flows from Heaven waiting to be heard and played by one who hears it’s unspoken song. 2 join as One♥️
Can't express the musical and technical appeal of this wonderful piece with words. You are really pushing the limits of fingerstyle. Amazing...
Admiro muito o trabalho de Daniel e suas composições. Um brasileiro que representa seu país, ainda que pouco divulgado. A qualidade sonora e peculiar de seus arranjos fazem dele um grande entusiasta no Fingerstyle no Brasil e no mundo.
This has my foot tapping & head bobbing- like acoustic metal! Badass stuff!
You were already my favourite fingerstyle guitarist, but this is another song on another level... it'a nearly impossible to write such masterpieces AND play them perfectly too... marvellous!
Fantastic shifts of rhythm and awesome base line. Pure joy to listen.
From one Daniel to another, thank you for sharing your passion with me. Your calm playstyle inspired me to give that hole acoustic guitar thing a go. After a year of playing I could not be happier. ❤ What a great way to relax. 😊
Daniel Padim releases new song
Me: *rushes to find head phones*
A rhythmic and melodic fusion that reminds me (at times) of an Antoine Dufour piece (which I hold as a massive compliment), while remaining uniquely you. Definitely one of my new favorites - please keep making music!
Robert M. Thank you man
I heard this song in october at the beginning of my semester. I discovered Daniel Padim just 3 years ago and have to say that this song is the best of him. At the end of my semester, it summarizes the last four months very well.
I think this studio version feels more inward, and the live version feels more dramatic. Both great with different tastes. Also, that part around 2:58 is really epic.
Incredibly beautiful !!!!! You are the greatest guitarist ever !!!!! My guitar hero.
This is by far the best arrangement I've ever seen in a long time.
Truly awesome, no words :)
PARABÉNS Daniel...belíssimo trabalho continue assim!
Super awesome
thanks mate!!!! you're the best thing i've discovered in ages. gets me super in the zone everytime i listen to your music
Thank you for sharing your skill and proverb with us. God bless you Daniel🙏✝ 🙏
DAMN! I think that's one of the BEST songs I've heard from CandyRat in a while! I think it was just the pace and the melody. Excellent tune brother! Later...
Nice sound of guitar in a beautiful place !
This is by far the best fingerstyle song i've ever heard! Absolutely amazing!
Passion & Brilliance
Muito top Daniel...parabéns mais uma vez brother
Beatiful arrangement - I was pleasantly surprised a few times throughout :)
Been a long time since I listened to fingerstyle and wow, this is amazing. You should be mega chuffed with this!
how cool it is! cool Daniel !!! Already want to play this music!
It is amazing! The vibe of this song is one not even in Its kind.
Fun intro tricks and a gorgeous composition.
Amazingly awesome 😍
Beautiful.
Daniel Padim sempre é incrível!
Muito bom, a gente fica suspenso ouvindo, por um tempo até esquece do mundo em meio a uma melodia como essa e esse cenário incrível.
Parabéns Daniel! Muitas surpresas em uma única música. Suas composições e seu talento são incríveis!!!
Thank you.You're vastly becoming my favorite.You put passion in each thing you do. The walking vids are great. Oh,and what Samuel said.
Top Daniel padim
Essa música é simplesmente surreal
Oh hell yeah, I knew this would be the next one to get a video. One of my favorites from the album
Muito show,q belo trabalho parabéns!!!
Masterful arrangement! So minoric and awesome also noticed milonga percussion daniel great job!
Thank you, Mr. Padim.
... sounds & feels GREAT!
Sick love this ! Fantastic Performance ! Masterfull with Energy !
Hello new favorite acoustic player.
This Song Just Gained another level of Respect for him in my eyes
Excellent!
Really cool music! Now it sounds in my head all the day!
Beautifully written...
Yeah! Daniel Padim lml
very good mixing, I like it
Hey Man, w ell done 🙏 Nice Sounddrifting, it feels like wavediving. 👍👍👏
Extraordinary!
You're the Best Man!!
Masterpiece!
Beautiful!!!!! amazing man loved it
amazing!
I love this kids style!
Bella.and beyond
For those who are interested, the tuning of this song is: D - A - C - E - A - C
Thx man
Double thx
Thank you a lot!!!
Provérbio ao final é bem sua cara, Padim! Hehehwhw grande trabalho!
amazing!!! congrats, Daniel!
That was badass
Amazing energy! This is epic :)
This song give me such a different feeling
Супер талант! 👍
This is cool af
This is so awesome
Sou fã
Awesome
So dope
Gorgeous piece music!!! The lick with the hammer ons and drone strings is sick, also the harmonic work was fire. Where was this filmed? That building and bridge look like something I want to exploreclol.
Intro makes me feel like I'm playing the aquatic levels of Donkey Kong Country.
it's so beautiful
Honor be to God, that he gave you such brilliant talents
Dang, that's a great tune!
Radicalness 🤙🤙
Wow 😮
Bing , uma chuva de técnicas .
He is so underrated
Where's the location!
How did I miss this for so long. I like his version for guitarist of the year best. Its slightly faster.
That was incredible what was the tuning that you used for that piece obviously sounds like something special other than standard E tuning
Thats what im wondering
How many Time did you practice to get this taping finger style ? Amazing skill
Niceeee good damn tuna!!! Not just a bunch of slappy dappy doo this one breaths it's own words. (..o)==:::
3:48 he feels the harmonics
Enfeitou demais... Parece que quer impor todas as técnicas que sabe em uma única música.
@@danielpadim Seja mais humilde Cara, o comentário não tem nada a ver com essa sua resposta impensada e totalmente imatura... Foi uma opinião de quem conhece e gosta do estilo que vc toca, mas pelo teor do seu julgamento, já dá para saber que é bem esnobe e não aceita críticas...e só para contar, Brasileiro não é pior que gringo !
@@danielpadim Tanto que foi um comentário que nem dei deslike...
@@danielpadim Parabéns e fico feliz por você, Brasileiro sendo reconhecido lá fora... Mas aprenda a conviver com o contraditório, foi apenas um comentário. Vc não é um apenas um bom instrumentista, é excelente. Sobre as besteiras que as pessoas escrevem... Tem razão, principalmente quando não aceitam criticas.
Eu acho que composição está bem equilibrada. Tenta escutar de olhos fechados, sem se distrair com o visual do video e de que técnica ele tá usando. Tenho o CD e ouço no carro, e a música sempre me soou ótima, bem construída, com tema, variações, fundindo bem o pop com a milonga... Não sinto que sobra nada, ou que teve alguma coisa que ficou forçada em termos da composição.
incrivel
essa música é top de mais
How do you get this crisp sound without any string buzzing when you play in lower tunings? Do you just get thicker strings?
Sweetness. Dug it.
Anybody know the guitar tuning?
that stain on the camera is driving me mad
Hey man, sorry for this. I struggle with that too!
I see a hair too in the top left
They work so hard to create such a beautiful melodious song and all you care about a stain?go get a life bro
Close your eyes and listen.
Реально Падим лучший
is all the sound performed at once by one person? Or is there layering?
All at once! He is selling tabs on his website (link in the description)
@@samuel_huh damn. I am struggling to believe that but assuming it is true just, damn thats amazing haha
@@AndyChamberlainMusic you can also check It out on his live performance from the "best acoustic guitarist If the gear" vídeo. Impressive indeed
@@AndyChamberlainMusic here it is: ruclips.net/video/ihGKs5MhAaQ/видео.html. Live, in competition. Not as clean as this studio recording, but somewhat more energetic
Holy fuck ballz that's a jolly lick brah!!!!!
Amazing that the recording volume stays the same, no matter how close the camera gets to the guitar, or how far away from it. Seems like a fake video, some outside shots, dubbed with a studio recording. They seem to be afraid to let some natural surround sounds into the recording, it seems.
Hey man, it's obvious. That's the usual way every artistic videoclip is made. He doesn't hide it, he doesn't try to pretend it is live... see that he says clearly in the video description that the audio was recorded in studio! It doesn't make it "fake" though, it's just art in another form. In fact 99% of all Candyrat videos are done this way, and so does any other artistic videoclip form any genre (or do you think Coldplay, for instance, are really singing and performing live on all their clips?).
So, you are not stating anything new or uncovering any secret. Most of people know that. Just enjoy a good sounding music, well recorded in studio, and filmed afterwards in a beautiful location for our pleasure.
PS: If you really want to hear a live version, recorded on spot, just look for his performance at the Acoustic Guitarist of the Year contest, in London. It is on RUclips also.
@@samuel_huh Hey Mr. Huh, of course you are partly right when you state that many video clips promoting musical productions are constructed in this way. What you call artistic in this case, I deem artificial. As he is obviously a very able, versatile and musical guitar player, why not document it in a live-in-studio video? I would have liked that much better. Wouldn't you? I like it when the recording allows room for the natural atmosphere of the place at which it is recorded. In this case, this place is a studio, but why suggest otherwise in the accompanying footage?
@@enantiodromia I think there is room for both. Of course it is very interesting to have studio recordings on video, or live performances, since they bring to us an authenticity that dubbed videos cannot produce. On the other hand, it would be really boring, as a series of videos, if all clips of an artist were exclusively shown in a studio environment. If you go to Daniel Padim's page, you'll see that all videos from his first album were posted this way, with the studio sessions. And as much as I enjoy those, I also enjoy tremendously the videos he has produced with a visual artistry in mind. For instance, he used a slow-mo effect in his Sky Full of Stars video, and recorded it on several beautiful and interesting locations. I almost enjoy watching the video as much as hearing the music, because I can see the effects, transitions, people on the street, and it catches my eyes.
I think there is artistry in that too. And Daniel is one to be very excited to think on different locations and scripts to produce an artistic video, that meet the eyes as much as it meets the ears. I think it is somewhat part of who he is as an artist.
So, I really think there are things to enjoy in each format.
Oh, I almost forgot the most important aspect of why he is doing videos like this one:
His last album (Legitimate) comprises 12 songs that were composed to constitute a bigger story, in an epic-fantasy style. Each song takes the story further, and is very visual. Almost as if they were a soundtrack for an opera.
He has, so far, launched 4 songs from this album, and each video brings a location that relates to what the story is telling at that moment. It is a bigger, connected project, and in this case, Milongerstyle, the video has to convey a place that is in the border of something, a different culture, home from some forgotten, retired, warrior.
Try to read, if you are interested, the review on his website (which I wrote), explaining a little bit of that: www.danielpadim.com/
The booklet of the physical CD has that full story, and a map with beautiful drawings in black&white representing it visually.
@@samuel_huh I feel our discussion is turning out to be very informative. Thank you for the background information on the album's concept and the relation of the recording locations and the contents of the songs. (Still, let him play "live" at these locations :)
Where is it filmed?
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