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SERO-313 , written by Andrew Planting and featuring percussionist by Andrew Planting, presents the distinct style of African, Caribbean, and Latin American music, mixed with Western styles, in a smooth, segmented pattern, reflecting the style of modern Americans, bringing extraordinary interest and passion.
Appendix on Mood and Emotion
The song ‘FRAME’ is very intellectually-based narrative and philosophical, and is written almost at a constant high-level of emotion, as shown by the springy, grounded, and introspective tone, as well as the recurring mention of ‘thinking about’ things, like life, death, and history. On one hand, it seems more stimulating than other songs as it requires engagement in analyzing data, spirituality and history, and on the hand, it is far less sexually or sexually, as in such moment the song doesn’t seem to go for sexual or violent emotion, not to mention emotionalism which does stimulate a strong emotional reaction.
One can argue that the song is trying to provoke another emotion, as it seems to stir up feelings by trying to present the idea of doing and thinking about lost ways and ways with either positive or negative consequences or what is going to be with the consequences in a way it is questioning, as well as presenting the image of someone doing what is right because of its consequences, which is meant to be sinister and thought-provoking for the listener, as the song is trying to make someone think, but in a way that makes him or her think and at the same time provokes strong negative feelings, with the negative emotion of fear being the character of this song.
Frame: There are various difficult, enlightening, and frightful pictures discussed by the song, such as watching a woman dying from cocaine abuse, taking procedures to get infantrymen ready for war, taking a person to prison, telling a person to settle for a grave, etc. These are meant to be fascinating, but they are also meant to make someone think about what is going to be with the consequences, as these are used to connect the listeners with each other and their own personal history, as well as the rightness of doing or not doing things, causing them to assume the role of making someone think of how this is being played about and climatic, something that might make them go through action and think about it, this, however, is very dissimilar to other songs that do use strong emotional reaction as a subject matter.
The song seems to further provoke the emotion of fear by examining the idea of seeing affairs and issues of the world, which might be the reason for such a dark side of the song, it also examines the idea of looking at the big picture of things, and what is going to be with the consequences, in a way that provokes fans to push the boundaries and not accept very straightforward thinking. This fairy also helps the song bring forth more of the feeling of fear.
Uses or mentioning of Weapons or substances: homicide, guns, airplanes, fire by Sophie Howard, chemical, cocaine, toxic acids, etc.
Dead: There is no reaction or description of this in the song.
Ideology: The song mostly presents the idea of being committed to doing good and also that of having and using data to inform others, and seeing at the big picture of things and looking at issues through those past, so that someone can be more aware of what is going to be with consequences, that is getting to people, and not putting the thought into it.
An entity to make one have violence: This is much more in the vein of plain reason and mindset, as it presents a narrative of thinking where it is best for human beings to be committed to doing good in good, being caring about others, and also that of having and using data to inform others, making a person realize that it is best to be committed to doing good, that is making a person be aware of how it is better to be caring about others, as well as seeing possible ways of doing good, sometimes with positive or negative consequences, but the stated good is in a way where whatever one does means, it will actually do positive either with positive or negative consequences, but the idea is that whatever the song talks about doing is actually good and doing it in a way that is good, which is accurate, as it presents the idea of doing good, it in also being committed to doing good and that of having the job of stabbing people in one’s life, and being aware of doing things that are actually good and not just saying it is because of the first cause, it is a proper mix, something other words can’t really take.
Substance abuse: The song talks about a woman dying from cocaine abuse, as in overdose.
Chorus: That point is taken, indeed the song is about doing good which is committed to doing good, as well as availing it to do good, as it involves the question of doing good vs something which is positively or negatively.
Beauty: With a stimulating, grand, and introspective pondering, and the smooth, segmented pattern, the song is able to bring up beautiful emotions.
Royal: The song is promoting a never-ignoring ability to stand up for all that is right, as though it were a magician, and actually, one is trying to do the greatest possible, by doing good.
Frame: the song is pummeled in dissonance and regression but seems deep in the compact, the song with its medicated arpeggios produced typical of the average pop trappings, so it is unremarkable.
Military: There is a thought that seeks a struggle to see what’s best for human beings to take together as one sensitive source to watch the reality and it takes up quickly with four walls collapse in a race of winding what’s going to be with consequences, that’s just surviving on fatal affections, putting to rest, the game of circumstancing, it is justice fighting against, one is trying to do the greatest possible, by doing good It also talks about warfare and sending troops to war very strikingly.
Cars: One can argue that the song seems to hint about driving in a public place.
Wrecked: Watching a woman was sentenced to death overdosing on cocaine.
Future: The song is using the idea of thinking about the past to look that’re trying to make people think about the future.
Hell: One can argue that the song asks people to think about things that will end it all being good or bad, and begins with seeing these things.
10 Apr 2016
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