Great remix. Love the vocals!

This is absolutely beautiful! Have no idea what you are singing about…but it’s beautiful : )
Also glad you used that Mandolin sample I was wanting to do something with that but don’t have time to right now. Other samples are great too.

a lovely scene-setter. very Californiate and full of good vocals, good music, and good vibes.

great work - don’t know what you singing about - but its clear you are having a good feelings about whatever it is…wine? olives? pasta? or that certain someone? or all of it?!
Keep Creative - like you always seem to be!

You know i am a fun of your vocals.English is not my native tongue and my english is poor.I am listening all vocals as a musical instrument at first time.If there are the lyrics at description,i can understand them by google translator.
Shortly , I listened a wonderful music , without understanding the meaning of lyrics as most of the time.
Congrats Susan this is a great track,
peace
Thanks also the separate vocals.

Reminds me of a hot humid afternoon in italy, after a rain. I’ve never been to Italy, but if I go, I’m bringing this song with me!

Lovely! Makes perfect sense to me. :) The language of love.

Great chord changes, both on the guitar and in the vocal polyphony. And the mandolin’s a nice touch (always have a soft spot for that.)

yes that’s really nice - can’t fault it great atmosphere - vocals are terrific.

Don’t agree with three things: “operatic style”, “just a folk singer” and “music is meant to be fun”. I don’t hear any operatic style pretentious vocals at all, I hear a clear voice singing high notes. You’re not just a folk singer, you’ve got a voice that’s suitable for so many genres and you know it. Music can indeed be dead serious and to me there’s a very beautiful melancholic tone in this song that I don’t find funny at all. It’s just beautiful.

absolutely stunning. one of my faves from you for sure. i usually try to make the vocals not say anything, just sound cool, so it doesn’t matter what language you speak, and anyone from around the world can listen, enjoy, and understand. i would love to work with these vocals.

Very much in the ‘found what I had stopped looking for in the most unlikely place’ genre of indie film. Subjective read of course. I like that the music speaks wordlessly, and we still get to hear your voice.

rays of sunshine breaking through heavy rain-clouds on an early autumn sunday afternoon. the air is crisp and full of humidity. the taste of friendship and wine still lingers in the flesh. a great day to start all over again. such a great day to continue with. to do and to see. keeping the memories. smiling forward. wonderful.

xxx from the whole air-bunch :)

wow. i don’t understand Italian but the vocal harmonies grabs my musical soul nonetheless. And it isn’t letting go (I’m not complaining). Sounds like Sarah McLachlan to me.

opens the heart! powerful. imagination turns to a vast field, face lifted skyward, the sun warming the Soul. your vocal work is impeccable Susan, and i’m especially impressed with the strength of tone and pitch in your high soprano notes. the way you let the track breath after that crescendo shows perfect restraint. brilliant work Susan.

I understand. You are asking the waiter to bring you more Pelligrino while they are preparing the risotto. Great that you could put that emotion into this grand sonic piece.

This is such a lovely song. It’s so soothing and such a great listen.