GRIZZLY EMPIRE - STAGE RIGHT

Slug Rock, 1970’s blues rock, reverb, key of C#7, atmospheric, close harmonies, synth, long harmonies, heavy riff, soulful falsetto male vocal, soulful vocal runs

Bluesy 70’s atmospheric psychedelia jam rock inspired ethereal and progressive folk rock qualities of classic album rock, Use a gentle 12 string acoustic guitar intro to set a reflective, haunting mood, close-mic’d feel on lead vocals, light reverb for a sense of space, Include an expressive bluesy Strat guitar lead with delayed effects, phaser 90, smooth bends, pinch harmonics, rich sustain, pick drags, flashy lead guitar tricks, creating a melodic and reflective atmosphere, aim for a timeless soft progressive rock vibe that’s introspective, serene, and emotionally evocative, Dolby Atmos mix, Lush studio production, High end mastering, Key of G/Am5, Somber and emotional, Hammond H3 electric organ, heavy bass, Dramatic Synth pad ambient, Expressive soft rock vibe, Subtle pedal steel, Blistering smooth guitar solo, Warm close harmonies, Lead vocals centered and upfront in the mix, Dream like vibe, 3/4 downtempo, Articulate lyrics, storyteller vibe, tranquil and chill, Melodic harmonies

California folk rock, reverb, country gaze, key of Am/F, mellow, close harmonies, synth, delay guitar, big drums, acoustic guitar, lush production, articulate lyrics, organ, mid-tempo

Dream rock with elements of blues rock, close harmonies, synth, driving big rock drums, lush production, articulate lyrics, electric organ, rock ambient, arpeggio, Dolby surround sound, bluesy piano, Emotional, soulful vocals, Rude Blues, Driving rock beat, sultry bass, Bluesy Hendrix style guitar tone, hi-fi studio sound

Create a classic 1970s arena rock jam in the style of Frampton’s “Do You Feel Like We Do, ” D major with movements including C, G, and A, giving it a bluesy-rock progression, Featuring extended instrumental sections with expressive guitar solos and heavy use of the talk box effect, Layered melodic electric guitars with wah-wah and phaser effects, Use a clean but slightly overdriven tone with strong sustain for solos, Prominently feature talk box guitar parts that interact with the lead vocal during instrumental breaks, Deep, warm, melodic basslines that groove and lock tightly with the drums, occasionally taking the spotlight during solo sections, Tight, dynamic live rock drums with crisp hi-hats, deep tom rolls, and punchy snare hits, Emphasize live room reverb for a stadium feel, Use Fender Rhodes electric piano and Hammond B3 organ, with a soulful blues-rock tone, Support groove sections and fill in textures under solos, Add slight room reverb, Incorporate call-and-response moments

Uptempo, 70's British blues rock with elements of hard rock, blues rock guitar riff, fusion blues ballad, high fidelity sound, close harmonies, synth, driving rock drums, lush production, articulate lyrics, electric organ, rock guitar arpeggio, Dolby sound, loud electric Bluesy Hendrix style guitar tone, electric blues guitar tricks throughout song, clear and clean audio