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“Join Us” by Rainmaker (song page, archived)

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Song: Join Us
Artist: Rainmaker
Genres: Rock & Pop, Funk, Dance
Captured: December 13, 2000 (1 capture)

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• Sally Hetherington

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Join Us

Review Count: 1

  PRIM. GENRE : [ Rock & Pop ]
  SEC. GENRE : [ Funk ]
  ADD. GENRE : [ Dance ]

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*new!* Written by and featuring Sally on vocals, this stand out from our new cd is dance music meets power pop. With a dance beat, lush vocals, a mix of funk and loud guitar and a nice cheesy keyboard riff, you cant go wrong. Come and join us!

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Review Count: 1 Rate Avg. : 7

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Cheesy keyboard riff, indeed! Admittidly, though, it does give the song part of its character. The vocalist is extremely talented and adds a lot to the song, as do the background instruments. Some more efforts need to be spent in post-production, however: The drums need to be punchier for this kind of music, and the whole track in general needs to be "hotter" in terms of mastering. But the underlying song has quite a bit of potential, and would be an instant success if it hit the radio waves.

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