‘Iain Fauseidou’ by The Little Guy is a psychedelic rock track that guides its listeners into a trance-like state. It does this with looped drums, rounded pianos, grumbling guitars and spoken word.
The song’s tinny drums pull the listener in, leading them in with a slow build. This is before the guitars rumble in, creating more space and movement on the track while inducing this trance-like state throughout.
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‘Iain Fauseidou’ and its Trance-like Sentimentality
Rolling pianos interject the looped drums and guitars, adding some variation every few bars. The processing of the spoken word vocal completes this symphony, allowing the song’s trance-like mood to settle.
By the song’s mid-point, there is a slight modulation in the key, urging the drums to beat faster. This urgency adds a vast variation to the track, highlighted by the addition of Spanish guitars. These guitars, along with the pianos, sprinkle in variations that texture the song in interesting ways.
The key modulates again at the end. This serves as a small ramp-up before the song comes back down to finish. All these elements meld together to allow the listener to freefall into this almost psychedelic state.
All in all, ‘Iain Fauseidou’ by The Little Guy is a transcendental experience that pulls its listener into a trance. Its ability to create this trance-like state makes it a unique listen.
The Artist(s)
The Little Guy is a creative collaboration between David Messer, David Duloy and Robert Scott who have been active for over 20 years. They perform a variety of genres within the rock sphere, broadly, Psychedelic Rock, Art Rock and Post Rock.
Listen to ‘Iain Fauseidou’ by The Little Guy here:
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