04 La Costa
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"La Costa"
La Costa is a song about the magical whisper of having the caribbean sea really closer to the city and the mountain. The feel of the quickest teletransportation from your day-to-day into a inner paradise.
This song is our entry for Season 2, Round 3 of the Steemit Music League Challenge.
listen, rest, enjoy, resteme, upvote and follow us @funkmedia and do not forget to leave your comment, it is important for us.
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"La Costa" is colored by a greatful planet of sounds led by a enhanced mix of tradicional and ethnical percussion that take you in the ocassion of being surfing Los Caracas waves, drinking some of Carmen de Uria's finest coconut water that could be heard throughout the verses of the song, meanwhile the low-key main voice takes you into the chill. Also, the high-frequencies of a leslie phased driven organ and a funky-latin bassline bring the caribbean combination keeping you blind as a 11:00 AM sunshine without glasses.
Drums and guitars are the lastest group-piece that takes the endurance to a soul feeling with nice technique
listen, rest and enjoy
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This sound is refreshing
totally is to get you out of your chair to the beach
lovely music <3
How great that you like it, follow us, we will be uploading more songs and content
Hey there! I really love your sound! I am a big fan of Funk and Soul , I look forward to hear more from and why not working together?
I love that half time at the end of the song :) I will Resteem your work. Bravo!
hey man grateful for your comment, we like that you support our music, we follow you brother, please let's get in communication, and if we can make music would be the best, if a end with bossa to calm the funk, what good material do you have in your blog.
you can hear more about us here:
https://soundcloud.com/funk_media
que buen tema
Gracias hermano, un placer que te guste nuestra musica, siguenos ya nosotros te seguimos ^^
resteemed
wuju! listen and enjoy
Its cool
thanks man!
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