Song Review/ Soul : Doctor Noize’s ‘Some People See, But I Don’t’

Doctor Noize is a musician with a curious drive. His music is just an exploration of ideas, emotions, and concepts. Creating rhythms, narratives and fun soundscapes around this, he builds an appealing portfolio of music. ‘Some People See, But I Don’t’ is the artist’s latest release. Featuring the vocals of Janette Cullinan, the track is an upbeat blend of electronic beats, funk grooves and spoken word verses. Connected by soul/ R&B leaves of melody and harmonies, it has a very floating and fluid state of mind. The energy is meant to lift the listener into itself.

That retro soul style and spontaneous vocal lifts are all over the song. And you’re just along for the ride. Synth orchestras, jazz instrumentals, blues and a whole lot of funk. So fun. There’s such a community of passion and creativity within the song. And by the second verse, you’re in it, you’re part of it. You’re grooving, moving, dancing, and nodding along to the Doctor’s Noize. Listen Now! 

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The track is available for streaming on popular sites like Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube Music, and Amazon Music!

Listen to ‘Some People See, But I Don’t’ by Doctor Noize here -

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