Listening to ‘Tomorrow Is Today’ reminds me of Badfinger, which of course is the best compliment I could give. If you want criticism as well, all I can say is it’s too bad it doesn’t suck enough to be on the radio —you’d have to amp up the compression to insanity and strip it of melody before that could happen!
This is a cool song – sounds 60’s to me 🙂
I esp like the chord progressions – unexpected and interesting.
Good bridge and arrangement – perfect length!
Solid lyrics with a strong message.
Some of your songs connect more with me and it depends on what’s going on in my universe. Tomorrow is Today is a lovely gift you’ve given me at this point and time when my wife and I are making an effort to transition to an island off the Gulf coast of Florida. So everything is in need of perspective. And here you go with this gem. I love the melody and the environment of the instruments you’ve chosen. Keep’em coming I say. As always, Allan, you inspire me with your passion and focus. Many thanks for your music.
like the melody, especially the chorus, and the story/message that it telling. I think the choice of instruments and the arrangement compliments the style and mood….and the playing it top notch. The vocals and harmonies are good. The mix it great, good balance and clarity to it, especially your vocals, nice and clean. Overall you have a very likeable and listen-able song here. Very much in the pop style that I like.
Excellent. The message is powerful and very apropos to everything going on around us. I like it a lot. Makes sense. Kind of scary because if tomorrow is today (great title) and tomorrow is the future, then if the future is today, there really is no predicting it and there really is no tomorrow. It’s already here. Clever. Applause with all you’ve done here. Music and vocals are effective in delivering the theme and message. — Tommy
I really enjoyed “Tomorrow is Today”. Great lyrics and upbeat tune. You are so talented to be able to compose, play and sing! I always look forward to hearing your latest and greatest song. Thank you, Laura K.
Listening to ‘Tomorrow Is Today’ reminds me of Badfinger, which of course is the best compliment I could give. If you want criticism as well, all I can say is it’s too bad it doesn’t suck enough to be on the radio —you’d have to amp up the compression to insanity and strip it of melody before that could happen!
This is a cool song – sounds 60’s to me 🙂
I esp like the chord progressions – unexpected and interesting.
Good bridge and arrangement – perfect length!
Solid lyrics with a strong message.
Some of your songs connect more with me and it depends on what’s going on in my universe. Tomorrow is Today is a lovely gift you’ve given me at this point and time when my wife and I are making an effort to transition to an island off the Gulf coast of Florida. So everything is in need of perspective. And here you go with this gem. I love the melody and the environment of the instruments you’ve chosen. Keep’em coming I say. As always, Allan, you inspire me with your passion and focus. Many thanks for your music.
like the melody, especially the chorus, and the story/message that it telling. I think the choice of instruments and the arrangement compliments the style and mood….and the playing it top notch. The vocals and harmonies are good. The mix it great, good balance and clarity to it, especially your vocals, nice and clean. Overall you have a very likeable and listen-able song here. Very much in the pop style that I like.
Excellent. The message is powerful and very apropos to everything going on around us. I like it a lot. Makes sense. Kind of scary because if tomorrow is today (great title) and tomorrow is the future, then if the future is today, there really is no predicting it and there really is no tomorrow. It’s already here. Clever. Applause with all you’ve done here. Music and vocals are effective in delivering the theme and message. — Tommy
I really enjoyed “Tomorrow is Today”. Great lyrics and upbeat tune. You are so talented to be able to compose, play and sing! I always look forward to hearing your latest and greatest song. Thank you, Laura K.