Chilled out, mellow crap from Japan for life's walking wounded.
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Runa no Mancho
love it great backing vocals and vocals nice tune catchy, all the best tonyc.
Yay! So great to hear a new track Jon, and wow has it really been that long. Lovely pop vibe to this, quite different to your album, which I do listen to a lot still. Really hope there are a lot more to come as I have missed new stuff.
This is a real happy sounding pop song, enjoyed and rated. Gibbo
Thanks a lot for the listen and feedback, much appreciated. Mike.
a nice mix a pop song with a difference when the brass session came in it sounded really good a nice surprise
Hey, Welcome back ! I wasn't here when you were, but glad your journey in life and music brought you back....first new song since 2006? Wow...got a lot to offer all of us. Filled with something that feels and sounds good...Runa's Manko? (an artist explanation would be helpful:)...loved the ending above all...fresh..Who are "Foreboding"? band? duo? More please ;) Thumbs!
sweet pop track guys, intrigued to know what Runa's Manko is!
A very fun, uplifting sound going on with this track. I don't know what Runa's Manko is, but I'd probably catch a ride if I ever had a chance since you speak so highly of it.
A childish vibe but not in a unadult way but in a abandon way. A way I sway to.
UPDATE: Album is now available from my store page (red button at the top).
Thanks for taking the time to check out my page – I hope you weren’t too disappointed. I thought it was about time I updated this bio as it’s now so out of date, and the excuse that ‘I’m still new to all this’ is no longer mine to use. If it’s c**p it's because I’m c**p.
One reviewer said: "Awesome, beautiful, smooth, soothing, relaxing, emotional and very real - like a real person placing themselves into the music and not trying to do it for some hidden purpose like money or fame - just someone being themself in their music. Absolutely refreshing." (Micheal Frazier, Soundclick boards)
I guess none of us can be right all of the time ;-)
A shot of the 'artist' in his vest:
Pretty sexy, eh. That should put you all off nicely.
Cheers anyway J
If you look up “self-effacing” in the dictionary, none of the synonyms offered really cut the mustard. Timid, shy, modest, coy. Well, yes, sort of but no, it’s none of those things, either. Self-effacing is something rather more, psychologically, than modest. It’s a very definite down-playing of one’s ability whereas modesty, at least to me, is simply an absence of promoting oneself.Now, on MP3Uns
Butterfly by The Foreboding Back in 1963 an unknown author called John Fowles published his first book called “The Collector”. It is about a man called Frederick Clegg (the butterfly collector of the title) who decides to “collect” the object of his fantasy, Miranda Grey. Miranda (an art student) is imprisoned in Frederick’s basement where, although she is a prisoner, she is tr
The Foreboding (one guy called Jon actually) describe themselves thus on Soundclick 'sort of Leonard Cohen/Nick Drake but without the lyrical brilliance or the musical virtuosity' Partly true I'd say. The part that would be true is the musical references to Cohen and Nick Drake. Lyrically and musically, The Foreboding so obviously displays those influences it would be ridiculous
I’ve been a fan of The Foreboding’s music since I first heard it. However, I’ll try to be objective :-) As is typical with Jon’s material, his gorgeous guitar picking and strumming dominates the track. Without a clearly defined verse – chorus format, the track ambles along very pleasantly, picking you up and taking you along with it, before setting you down again gently at the
From the very first time I heard this track to everytime I play it, which is often, I'm enchanted and taken to a greater understanding of the human soul. Open and exposed, yet so willingly to share something as deep as a love personal between 2 souls. Poignant yet enough mystery to be cryptic. Stylish, yet not cliched. Soft, yet deeply wounding. All that remains is to just lis
Us big city folk over at Soundclick think we have it good, don't we? Here we are on a site that is BURSTING at the seams with truly incredible talent, and we are part of that. Well, guess what? Soundclick is but a bigger 'burb is all; there are loads of sites around where you can find talent equally as good, equally as inventive as anything you will find on Soundclick. Whil
‘Come Rest Your Head’ – a few wordies from Spyda If this song doesn’t prove to everyone who hears it that MP3Unsigned has got a future star in it’s midst then there’s absolutely no hope for anyone!!! John of The Foreboding has produced what I consider to be his best song ever with ‘Come Rest Your Head’. A song that seems to me to be about a mans emotions & the deep feel
The Foreboding - Wasted Wings Musings Before anything else is written - yes! The Foreboding's vocal style does resemble Lou Reid to a certain extent (perhaps with echoes of Nick Cave and Edwyn Collins). It's a voice that is seldom heard in this modern, plastic-fantastic age of throw-away boy band minipops! where vocals styles are conditioned, trained, and digitally altered to resemble
Here's an artist who - like me - divides his time between several forums, although in this particular case I picked this track up over at MP3 Unsigned.com. Other than knowing that The Foreboding is a guy called Jon who just happens to live in Japan I know nothing else about him. I did have the good fortune to review his Counting The Beats track in August of last year and liked it very much, even
The Foreboding, Jon. I came across 'You Should Know' by chance. Just recently joining MP3unsigned.com, I was browsing the artists. Listening to artists whose name caught my fancy. Such is how I found The Foreboding, and noticed 12 comments and the 9.5 rating and thought I'd give it a listen. Since then, I have listened to 'You Should Know' around 30 times. I know with the new review syste