Song of the day - "Heaven Bound" - Tijuana and Blair Dollery

Enter the rush of the guitar coupled with a pop of tambourine. Experimentation of sounds captivates.  You are going to love this in an instant. He really turns your world around He pulls out the last d in bliiindd. And he knows it gets heavy. A love that is not conventional.

The inextricably bound lyrics and crisp, smoky guitar work on this tracks amps it to a different level.   The track starts heavy then drifts out to a quick stop.  It is an inquisitive track with sassy riffs and accompanying reverb.   And Springlike bird sounds. Yea as if you are taking a nature walk. But its the smoking guitar solo that will halt you in your tracks. Lush and ripe. It is right up there with the greats. Apparently Tijuana put the musc together, then gathered Blair up to ignite the gutar parts and write the words. It works .

The video follows a banged up couple couple reaching seeking moving through the sunlit forest. Her messy bun matches his weary, forlorn look. The illustrious guitr solo haunts . There is rebellion brewing in its warmth. And truth. A relationship shattered by others comments. A fierce belief in movin on despite crticisms.   The halted stop signifies to me a fuck you. Yea we are going to be together anyway. This song reveals and heals. The musical engagement treats the listerner to an unencumbered ride. Beautiful just beautiful.

https://youtu.be/Bj78xFnH3II

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