Coro Honda Civic - Parker Millsap - Sting & Stevie Wonder

Honda Civic Choir
You need to search with the title above to hear the song. Is it music? Isn't that music? And who knows! This however, more than a commercial for Honda, is much more a commercial for the human voice. A vocal orchestra that describes a car, copies its noises and supports its movements, takes you back to the beginnings of humanity, making you think of when the voice was the only tool available for making music. Who sang first? What song was that?
Fascinating puzzles.

Parker Millsap - Singing to me
No, I can't catalog it. Sorry, presumed readers, but I don't recognize style and / or genre. Parker always surprises me, I must say, it's not the first time. Track that turns, turns and never stops, without center or shape, but arrives at you like a freight train, overwhelming you. I have listened to it at least ten times for fear of being wrong, of not having seen the devilish trick that Parker uses ... Nothing, there isn't. Or I haven't found it. There is no trick, there is no deception, just great great music. Wrong, but a lot. But… wonderful.

Sting & Stevie Wonder - Fragile
Okay, they're two rock stars, so she won't be a hustler, I hope for a bit of class, I tell myself when I click on the video. And in fact, the beginning runs on the expected tracks, nothing amazing, but still great class, the song is strange, Stevie's voice is not discussed and neither is Sting's. Then, the miracle happens: Stevie throws out the harmonica and dictates a riff that hits her heart and cuts off a coronary. Oh my, what blood that solo makes me! After all, when two champions get together, you always hope for an ingenuity like this, but when it really comes, by its very nature it always surprises you. I also overwhelm the final, same instrument. Stevie, you're not dead yet and we already miss you.


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Gianni Giletti
NP February 2022