Dalton Rueter: Rathskeller Sessions
Dalton has fired his big band and picked up a six string.
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6 songs
4:24
The song features Dalton’s baritone over percussive acoustic guitar in open G, exploiting the G minor tonality, At 120 bpm, fingerstyle patterns alternate with muted rhythmic slaps, Sparse modal licks accentuate transitions, The arrangement is intimate and bittersweet, with an even coffee-house mix—vocals and guitar balanced transparently, warm reverb rounding out the melancholy mood, ‑electric guitar, ‑drums, ‑bass
3:24
The song features Dalton’s baritone over percussive acoustic guitar in open E, exploiting the E minor and G major tonality, At 115 bpm, fingerstyle patterns alternate with muted rhythmic slaps, Subtle flamenco flare, The arrangement is joyous, upbeat and tender, with an even coffee-house mix—vocals and guitar balanced transparently, warm reverb rounding out the positive mood, ‑electric guitar, ‑drums, ‑bass
3:29
The song features Dalton’s baritone over percussive acoustic guitar in open d, exploiting the d minor tonality, At 125 bpm, fingerstyle patterns alternate with muted rhythmic slaps, Sparse modal licks accentuate transitions, The arrangement is intimate and sensual, with an even coffee-house mix—vocals and guitar balanced transparently, warm reverb rounding out the taut, sultry mood, ‑electric guitar, ‑drums, ‑bass, ‑techno, ‑synth
3:52
The song features Dalton’s baritone over percussive acoustic guitar in open E, showcasing his fun, reggae side, Harmonics, bends, palm muting, At 110 bpm, fingerstyle patterns alternate with muted rhythmic slaps, Sparse modal licks accentuate transitions, The arrangement is calm but playful, with an even coffee-house mix—vocals and guitar balanced transparently, warm reverb rounding out the happy, but serious mood, ‑electric guitar, ‑drums, ‑bass
4:44
The Way
v5
The song features Dalton’s baritone over percussive acoustic guitar in open E, exploiting the E major tonality, At 110 bpm, fingerstyle patterns alternate with muted rhythmic slaps, Sparse modal licks accentuate transitions, The arrangement is intimate and positive, with an even coffee-house mix—vocals and guitar balanced transparently, warm reverb rounding out the happy, mystical mood, ‑electric guitar, ‑drums, ‑bass
3:01
The song features Dalton’s baritone over percussive acoustic guitar in open C#, exploiting the C# major tonality, At 135 bpm, fingerstyle patterns alternate with muted rhythmic slaps with a bluegrass / zydeco flair, Sparse modal licks accentuate transitions, The arrangement is humorous and sarcastic parody, with an even coffee-house mix—vocals and guitar balanced transparently, warm reverb rounding out the offbeat mood, with soft water bubble effects, soft patter, atmospheric moisture
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[ARRANGEMENT: SIMPLE, FEW LAYERS], ‑electric guitar, ‑drums, ‑bass