There is nothing pretentious here. "Let You Go" by Milby Dunn II is a straightforward, folk-rock, organically dry song with absolutely no attempt to lure you in with unnecessary bells and whistles. Instead, Milby draws you in with his no frills vocal tone that tells a story you'll want to hear from start to finish. Everything else gets lost in the mix as you can't seem to take your attention away from the story. Perhaps a songwriter's highest achievement. But even a good storyteller needs a catchy tune to back it up. This song lacks a bit of excitement, yet still the listener can't help but wait it out to hear where the story will ultimately lead.

Milby Dunn II has sent you a request for review...So I took the request and I took a listen to "Let You Go". He claims it was written fairly quickly with some revision's over a few month's of time. Unfortunately, I did not hear "Let You Go" a few months ago so I can't back up the claim of revisions. Over all, tracks kick. Good sounds for this type of tune. Although I was having a minimal hard time hearing the vocals in the bridge & chorus as well as the vocals were sorta kinda dry, like that pizza where you wished there was just a little more sauce. But, that is my personal taste compared to the pizza maker's.

The vocals on this are a bit on the quiet side. If I were you, I'd consider turning them up in the mix somewhat. I also think the timing of the entrance could be a little better. It's definitely a tricky bit to get perfect...but I bet you could do it. ;) I like how the instrumentals slowly come in as the song progresses. That contributes to a really nice build. The transition to the chorus is nice -- there is no doubt that the verse is over and we are hearing a new thought. Good job on that!

Had to listen to it twice to get into it, because of the intro for some reason. Maybe it was to hear what kind of bridge 'hook' was coming and you did 'not' disappoint me at the 1:45 mark with that sweet guitar riff which came in right at the nick of time to keep the dynamic going. Well done.... The only thing I would add to this song is a little more guitar riff (like the bridge) at the end going to fade out. It would put a little 'sting' to it going out, man...in my book. Like I said, I 'liked' it. Good Luck on your Music adventure here at N1Music, Milby Dunn II. ~ Gizzmow, Bonham, Texas

I'm not here for reviews so just bravo to do something by yourself. I can only encourage all those who are creators of happiness. And you're one of those people like us ! Good job and really nice ! keep going !!!!! I'm not here for reviews so just bravo to do something by yourself. I can only encourage all those who are creators of happiness. And you're one of those people like us ! Good job and really nice ! keep going !!!!!

As the title says, this song has a great sound and an excellent groove. I really love the guitar riff, sits perfectly and help push and direct the listener through the song. The keyboard brings some nice sonic texture to the song, and drums and bass work great together. the acoustic guitar comes in with a sparkle, and since I am an acoustic player primarily, I really enjoyed the entrance it made! Vocally, very reminiscent of Tom Petty, and who doesn't like Tom Petty!? Songs have a tendency to say nothing or else something profound. It sounds as if this is a song written from an experience, and everyone can relate to this kind of experience.

You make My Morning a Happy one..it was nice to hear Your song.. from fellow Texan..( I was living in TX sometime ago )..I will say that Your song is a little Country and soft Rock Category... good to listen.. Dance..Good to play it life at The Concerts and I hope that if You pitch it to Radios ( AM / FM ) They will play it..also try to send it to Music Publishers and let see what They will say..but You never know what They are looking for.. I like it.. and I wish You all The Best...

I LIKE THE GUITAR TONES OF THIS SONG AND THE WAY IT BUILDS SLOWLY TO THE CHORUS THE VOCAL STYLE IS REMIINISCENT OF LOU REED IN A WAY WITH A TALK SPEAKTHING GOING ON IN THE VERSES WHICH I THINK IS PRETTY COOL I WOULD LIKE TO HEAR MORE VOCAL GRUNT IN THE CHORUS PERHAPS COME UP A SEMI TONE AND REALLY PUT THE FOOT DOWN ON THE DELIVERY WHICH IS WHAT YOU WANT WITH A CATCHY CHORUS LIKE THIS ALL SAID AND DONE THERE IS A LOT TO LIKE HEAR

Es macht Spaß und Freude diesen Track anzuhören The Voice is very good and transparent die guitarre hat schönen Druck und ist sehr gut gespielt. Der Mix ist sauber und lässt nichts zu wünschen übrig.Alles in allem einen saubere PÜroduktion. Greats from Germany G.W.Scott

I really like this song! It's catchy, original, memorable and the emotion really comes across. As far as room for improvement I think the production could be better, but the main ingredients for a hit song are there!

I think this song is really something special in the country rock genre. The introducing starts of with soft and cool played electric guitar. The melody is an extra factor and brings additionally beauty into the music. The intro feels like a story. The lyrics tells us a problematical story about deep feelings of love for a women. Melankolic song from Milby Dunn as vocalist and great instrumentalist. But the whole song is more various. The imaginative transitions from the stanza to the chorus makes the song lively and creative. The fantastic played e-guitar solo in the bridge increases this tune and is another extra factor. This song is from a musician, who understand what good music is about. Also the mixing and mastering is professionell. This a perfect arrangement influenced by country music and songwriter genre in perfect orchestration. The song is going hand in hand with questions in relation to own problems and touches the soul. The main question is about why the girl of your heart just gone and this song represents at the same time the answer. Much more openness about feelings he could alter, and the puzzle of love and the cause of let your love go in a particular state or position isn´t possible. But why do I tell this? Well, you might be a country music fan, surching for the light at the end of the tunnel for good music. This song could be a radio hit and it´s original. I´m sure, you will also hear, why Milby Dunn is ranked #1 on N1M.

A very nice melody and easy to remember. The lyrics are also very sincere and touching. It was a pleasure for me to listen to that song for several times. So keep going! Best regards, Mathew

Music can be done in many ways, and you do not always have to be a PhD music guru to play in the souls of the listeners. But mastering the one thing can not hurt, as one can notice very nicely with these titles. Classically sophisticated, it does not hurt and is not too boring. Somewhere in the midst of music, listening to the day ...