Biografía:
Tokyo based UK native Submerse is an esteemed beat maker and producer with a distinct and recognizable sound that traverses Hip Hop, R&B, Footwork and Electronic music whilst being punctuated by a myriad of unique and personal influences. In 2019 Submerse released his third full length album ‘See You Soon’ on Project: Mooncircle.?
Amidst a plenitude of productions, submerse has also seen support emerge from influential media titans such as Pitchfork
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¡Cuatro años de duro trabajo!Este mes de mayo cumplimos cuatro años al aire. Seguimos trabajando en la difusión de este maravilloso instrumento, ¡gracias por participar en nuestra historia!
This song's not up anywhere, it's a future garage piece
from the producer Submerse. The synth line changes
make a three chord progression when transcribed to guitar,
and this is my best interpretation of the song.
Link to submerse's music: http://www.djsubmerse.com/
My website: www.thebeardedbard.com
Song: Forgive Me
Artist: Submerse
Tuning: Drop D
Chords:
F/D: 333230
D: 000230
Cadd9?: x3x230
F/D
Forgive me,
D
For what I'm about to say, what I'm about to do,
Cadd9? D
Can't take no more,
And that's it...the song moves through
parts where only some of the lyrics
are heard and parts where the whole
sample is heard. The synth doesn't
go through a chord progression, just
individual notes (F, D, C, D) but
I picked up my guitar and this is
what I thought sounded amazing as
an indie/acoustic version.
Support Independent Music
from the producer Submerse. The synth line changes
make a three chord progression when transcribed to guitar,
and this is my best interpretation of the song.
Link to submerse's music: http://www.djsubmerse.com/
My website: www.thebeardedbard.com
Song: Forgive Me
Artist: Submerse
Tuning: Drop D
Chords:
F/D: 333230
D: 000230
Cadd9?: x3x230
F/D
Forgive me,
D
For what I'm about to say, what I'm about to do,
Cadd9? D
Can't take no more,
And that's it...the song moves through
parts where only some of the lyrics
are heard and parts where the whole
sample is heard. The synth doesn't
go through a chord progression, just
individual notes (F, D, C, D) but
I picked up my guitar and this is
what I thought sounded amazing as
an indie/acoustic version.
Support Independent Music
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