Hold Me, Hold Music (Six Foot Blonde)

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Hold Me, Hold MusicSix Foot Blonde

For Six Foot Blonde's crowd: 30–34 in New York, United States.

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A bouncy, brass-bright showtune groove that is secretly tender, like grinning at your own laptop while slowly falling for a loop.

Verse 1

MELODYMid-range, conversational, mostly stepwise from D up to B, with a light bouncy rhythm and a small lift on 'unknown' before settling on 'alone'.

G EmFifth-floor walk-up, laptop on my knees,

C DTrumpets tiptoe in on a synth breeze,

G EmA voice says, Your wait time is unknown,

C D GAnd somehow I don't feel so alone.

Chorus

MELODYBig and singable, starting on the high D and bouncing down in short hooks, with the title on a long held G at the end. Stacked harmonies and horn stabs on the off-beats.

C GStay on the line, the line is mine,

D EmSame eight bars and I'm feeling fine,

C GBrass-section love on a loop of time,

D C GHold me, hold music, one more time.

Verse 2

MELODYSame contour as Verse 1, a touch more playful, with a small swoop up on 'saxophone' and a smile in the last line.

G EmBack in Bloomington the quarry stays so still,

C DOut here a saxophone can pay my bill,

G EmI hum the part I never meant to learn,

C D GTurns out I'm someone who can wait my turn.

Chorus

MELODYSame as the first chorus, with more harmony and a little extra swing from the horns.

C GStay on the line, the line is mine,

D EmSame eight bars and I'm feeling fine,

C GBrass-section love on a loop of time,

D C GHold me, hold music, one more time.

Bridge

MELODYDrops low and hushed, with the band thinning to bass and keys. It climbs slowly through the last two lines and hangs on the open D before the final chorus.

Em CThen a click, and a real voice says hello,

G DAnd the trumpets slip away, and I'm slow to let go,

Em CStrange to grieve a song that never knew my name,

F DThen I say my account number, and I'm not the same.

Final Chorus

MELODYFull-band lift, with the last 'one more time' stretched out and the horns fading into a looping tag, as if the hold music takes over.

C GStay on the line, the line is mine,

D EmSame eight bars and I'm feeling fine,

C GBrass-section love on a loop of time,

D C GHold me, hold music, one more time.

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The crowd

FROM QLOO · VIA NOTONQ

New York#14 of 4,282 areas

New York, United States · the strongest area on Qloo for fans of similar artists Qloo knows (Honey Butter, Claire Ernst, Phoebe Katis, Blue Light Bandits, Hi-Lo Jack), via NotOnQ

30–34+0.12

Ages on Qloo of fans of similar artists Qloo knows (Honey Butter, Claire Ernst, Phoebe Katis, Blue Light Bandits, Hi-Lo Jack), via NotOnQ

LanguageEnglish · their releases, via NotOnQ

Home (the voice)Bloomington, United States · NotOnQ (MusicBrainz)

Production brief

Build it on a tight r&b drum pocket with a chirpy synth-loop intro that sounds like a phone queue , then let the live brass bloom into a punchy horn section with big stabs, in the spirit of and . Add warm bass, bright electric piano, and a rhythm guitar with indie-rock grit , plus a big stacked-harmony chorus in the spirit of . At the bridge, strip it to bass and keys, then bring it all back with a cheeky 'queue music' fade-out.

Why it fits this crowd

This is for 30-something New Yorkers on a workday who find a small steady self in the wait , and the song ends on the sweet pang when a person finally picks up .

Genre

Horn-driven showtune pop with an r&b pocket groove and a scruffy indie-rock edge

Vocal direction

Sing it bright, conversational and a little theatrical, with a crisp pop sound and smooth r&b slides on the ends of phrases . One voice carries the verses like a private confession, and any extra voices stack close harmonies on the chorus and bridge; a second voice can answer as the cheerful recording.

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