Tomorrow's Times Track

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Music: Tomorrow's Times by Shane Ivers – https://silvermansound.com
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Tomorrow's Times occupies a very specific and pleasing corner of musical history - that mid-1960s moment when acoustic songwriting met jangly electric guitars and everything sounded simultaneously earnest and effortlessly cool. The track has the quality of a well-made period piece: acoustic guitar provides warmth and intimacy, a jangly electric lead adds brightness and that characteristic 60s chime, and drums, electric bass, and tambourine keep the rhythm unhurried and steady. It's been described as a gentle, sanitised version of the Beatles or Byrds sound of the era - which is not a criticism but a fair characterisation of music that captures the aesthetic without the rough edges. Think early Tom Petty channelling the Byrds on a particularly pleasant afternoon.