Arn-Identified Flying Objects and Alien Friends’ new song, John in Roses’ Deep, draws you into its narrative from the first bars. It is like reading an old story that has been told many times and is being shared again with sincerity. It’s a book that feels like it’s been waiting a long time to be read.
The vocals are one of the best elements of the song. The singer has a lot of feeling without being overdone. All the lines are truthful and believable, and they feel like real people are telling the story. This natural feeling of belief adds depth and makes it easy to relate to the entire performance. It’s a slow tempo, and the melody is slow to develop. It does not attempt to grab your attention immediately. Rather, it slowly sinks in as the song proceeds. You end up finding that the song has stuck in your head, and you can easily get lost in the song afterwards.
The instruments also contribute to the narration. The elements of tradition are combined to form a sense of another place, another time. The arrangement makes a big contribution to the atmosphere without becoming overcrowded. It’s the music that will tell more if you listen carefully. The song changes direction about halfway through. Heavier guitars and more powerful drums come in and provide a jolt to the tune for a moment. It’s a big decision, but it’s a good fit for the story. The music then calms down and returns to its more subdued nature.
The lyrics describe the feeling of guilt, running away, and the pain of leaving someone behind. The song doesn’t hurry to explain everything or provide easy answers. Rather, it allows those feelings to remain in the listener’s mind until the end, giving a greater impact to the story. John in Roses’ Deep, overall, is a thoughtful piece of musical storytelling. Alien Friends has composed a timeless and caring song. It’s a track that can make you look back and see something new every time you play it again.
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