Mugisongs - Podcast - (01) Deliver from the album Enjoy‪!‬ Mugison - Podcast

Mugison - Podcast - Deliver from the album Enjoy!Here is my first podcast, some kind of behind the scene show about the first song on my new album. Below you can find the lyrics, who played what, videos and links to people I mention in the podcast.DeliverI’m working on somethingDon’t know where I’m goingIt’s down to luck and reasonif it turns out to be anythingThere are forces in my stomachI get obsessed - ohh crackitI’m tuned into every channeljust to find that tiny little nuggetDeliver, In the feel of a chorus girlDeliver, that one word that can save the worldDeliverfor the chance to unfold a pearlI’m a phony I’m a gimmickI’m a puzzle with nothing in itDoesn’t really bother me ifit makes an hour feel like a minuteSeems dreadful - but I love itGet’s me going - goddamnitIt’s my little something in theworld, and maybe my dent in it--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------you can go on my web www.mugison.com and see extra stuff.. below is people involved in the recording and people I mention as insparation in the podcast.Davíð Þór Jónsson: Hammond & Piano, Rúna Esradóttir: Singing, Mugison: SingingPétur Ben: Bass & Box ArrangementsB.O.X. (Baroque Orchestration X):Liam Byrne: Viola da Gamba, Lyrone, Pieter Vandeveire: Viola da Gamba, Soprano Gamba, Borgar Magnason: Double Bass, Jon Birdsong: Cornetto, Trumpet Lambert Colson: Cornetto, Bart Vroomen: Baroque Trombone Jutta Troch: Baroque Harp, Mattijs Vanderleen: Drums, Percussion Pieter Theuns: Theorbo & BOX Leader--------------------------------------------------------------------people mentioned:Keyvan Chemirani - Le Rythme De La ParolePétur Ben is a long time best friend and collaborator. http://www.peturben.com/Pétur Ben made an amazing arrangement for the B.O.X a Belgian Baroque ensembleDavíð Þór Jónsson is a multi instrumentalist on this one he played Hammond and Piano. http://www.davidthorjonsson.com/I forgot to mention Mary Ford and her singing-inspiration on this track. There is somehow a straight line from Mary Ford - The Carpenters - Will Oldham - Sin Fang