"TwEAT me" was produced for a TV pilot although I also handed it off to an indie-film, so where she lands nobody knows I suppose. In any case, this track has some serious shuffle groove going on with some wicked swing happening. But the bridge part is very shred based and more laid back.
As always the song title relates to some happening in my life during my week or the recording process itself. In this case it's all about Twitter, and the ups and downs associated with it. While I love connecting with people and hearing from followers, I don't always like it. Depends on the person really, but there in lies the title, a little word-play on Tweet, and the catch-phrase "Eat me". Pretty much sums it up.
As always enjoy.. I'm happy I got permission to share it online, and you'll definitely want to crank this one up. A good set of headphones is my suggestion.
"TwEAT me"
Composed, arranged, & performed by Jeff Fiorentino (ASCAP)
Performance notes:
Jeff Fiorentino - All Guitars
Jeff Fiorentino - Bass
Jeff Fiorentino - Drums
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Track info:
Key: Em
Tempo: 121 b.p.m.
Tuning: 1/2 step flat; Eb, Ab, Db, Gb, Bb, Eb
Effects (if applicable): MXR Stereo Chorus, Ibanez Tube Screamer (TS808), MXR Flanger
Guitar: Gibson Les Paul was the primary, though I used a customized Strat for the solo
Amp: Crate GFX 212