SINGLE REVIEW: MICHAEL BARROW & THE TOURISTS TELL ME HOW TO GET TO YOU
Starting with a laid-back reggae vibe coiled in folk-rock soundscape, Michael Barrow & The Tourists’ “Tell Me How to Get to You” is a lighthearted delight. Showering in the sunshine, charged with positivity, the song is full of unexpected, wonderful encounters.
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A warm, dazzling vintage world invites you in as the landscape changes in front of your sight. Blithe whistles bring back memories. “Suddenly I feel something new” is a wake-up call that pulls you back to the presence. Return to a more emotional, evocative pop-rock sonic environment, “Tell Me How to Get to You” continues to build up to a cathartic, anthemic climax.
The soulful vocal delivery, atmospheric guitar solo, and infectious melodies, but couldn’t begin to describe the energy and fun in “Tell Me How to Get to You.”
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"This song is special to me for a lot of reasons," says frontman Michael Barrow, "it got me out of a year-long creative slump. It was the product of a lot of rewrites and collaboration with friends and other songwriters, and a lot of the textures we added and experimented with made for a really fun and memorable studio experience. It’s one of our more laid-back, positive tunes, and it was a joy to make."
As music is always an honest reflection, the unforgettable journey and the chemistry between like-minded friends are imprinted in the sound.
