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When We Reach The City

Bethany Larson & The Bee's Knees201210 songs

Inspired by heartbreak, this album captures all the ups, downs, remorse, and hope with sweet arrangements that both swoon and rock. Bethany's voice is captivating with a supporting band that brings the best aspects of alternative Country to the table.

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Tracks

    1. StillUpbeat Country Rock track with a smooth, yet somber female vocalist with strong guitar riffs.Indie Rock · 100 BPM · E major3:40
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    1. Good ThingChugging folk groove energizes this sweet song with soaring trumpet, providing pleasant melodies alongside wonderful female vocals.Indie Rock · 93 BPM · F major4:27
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    1. Last Thing On My MindUplifting country track with a great 90's quality, with a strong female vocalist sings of lost love.Indie Rock · 89 BPM · A major2:51
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    1. Why Don't You Come OverSweet acoustic ballad that builds into a full and powerful love song.Indie Rock · 97 BPM · Db major3:32
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    1. The Devil Is On His WayGritty Country Rock track about the devil with delightful chord turns and somber female vocals.Indie Rock · 86 BPM · E minor3:38
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    1. The Heavens RemainSoft sentimental track with a slow and lazy groove that is energized by electric guitar flourishes and strong female vocals.Indie Rock · 118 BPM · B major4:05
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    1. At Least I Can SeeFolky guitar riff leads supported by electric piano and beautiful harmonies.Indie Rock · 99 BPM · C major3:01
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    1. Daniel's SongA sweet little lullaby of a song lead by acoustic guitar and strong female vocals with light supporting elements.Indie Rock · 143 BPM · C major3:06
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    1. Don't You Want To KnowDirty guitar leads into a emotional vocal lines and a slow, heavy drum groove.Indie Rock · 132 BPM · A minor4:01
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    1. We'll Be AlrightAcoustic guitar leads in a uplifting Country track with reflective and hopeful vocals.Indie Rock · 137 BPM · C major4:03
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About this album

When We Reach The City is a 10-song album from Bethany Larson & The Bee's Knees, released in 2012. It's indie rock and indie folk, positive, happy and hopeful, built on guitar, drums and bass. The songs run 86 to 143 BPM, in keys like C major, E major and F major, and they're all vocal tracks. It's a natural fit for commercials, film and documentary work, arthouse and romantic comedy. Every song comes with an instrumental, so it cuts to length without a re-edit.

Genre
Indie Rock, Indie Folk, Folk Pop, Country Rock
Moods
Uplifting and inspiring, Happy and feel-good, Romantic, Chill and relaxed
Instruments
Guitar, Drums, Bass, Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, Piano
Tempo
86–143 BPM
Key
C major, E major, F major
Vocals
Vocal
Versions
10 alternate versions
Good for
Commercials, Film and documentary
Label
ITG Artists
Composers
Bethany Larson

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