This has to be the closest to a jazz/hip-hop hybrid that I've ever heard. The lyrics flow like a melodic rap and the interlude has guitar riff and a great vibraphone solo. The bass line keeps the "upbeat mysterious" quality throughout the song.
As far as the lyrics go, I feel like it's a woman singing to the indecisive man she wants to be with. He's floating around with other women who do him wrong and are just wrong for him all together, and she's offering him a safe haven to escape. She's trying to get him to open up to her, ("Talk if you want") but is cool if he doesn't ("if you dont, just change the station") because she want's him so much that she can wait ("I've got patience").
A feeling I could identify with wholly at one point...
Download the song...I haven't seen it on any of her CDs and to tell you the truth, I really don't know for what or when it was recorded, but the unique sound is definitely worth hearing.
This has to be the closest to a jazz/hip-hop hybrid that I've ever heard. The lyrics flow like a melodic rap and the interlude has guitar riff and a great vibraphone solo. The bass line keeps the "upbeat mysterious" quality throughout the song. As far as the lyrics go, I feel like it's a woman singing to the indecisive man she wants to be with. He's floating around with other women who do him wrong and are just wrong for him all together, and she's offering him a safe haven to escape. She's trying to get him to open up to her, ("Talk if you want") but is cool if he doesn't ("if you dont, just change the station") because she want's him so much that she can wait ("I've got patience"). A feeling I could identify with wholly at one point... Download the song...I haven't seen it on any of her CDs and to tell you the truth, I really don't know for what or when it was recorded, but the unique sound is definitely worth hearing.