it'll do you good

Accidentally on Purpose

Song Reviews

A convergence of spheres

It's quite tricky finding something to review on N1M, there's a lot out there that simply isn't to taste, and as much that isn't up to scratch... So imagine my satisfaction when I found It'll do you good by Ralph Tomaselli. A jaunty pop single that seems to sit very comfortably on the border of Stereophonics, Radiohead and Paolo Nuttini... and there's a sentence I never thought I'd think, let alone write. Tomaselli clearly has a good idea where he wants his music to be. There is a groove, a good degree of attractive electronic filigree weaving through the number and a cool, indie-style voice that alternates between a telephonic effect and a heavy phase. The whole effect, importantly, is greater than the sum of the parts and that's always what makes a good recording of a good song stand out. Give it a listen. You won't regret it.

United Kingdom, Marlow

Finally some really new!

Finally some really new music. It´s alternative style and a perfectly well composition with many additional sounds. The intro feels like a story and the singer has a rather dynamic voice and strong vocal projection. The guitars are extremely good played from a very talented musican. The keyboard sounds very futuristic and is definitely professional and creative. But why do I tell this? The songtext reminded on own problems and touches your heart and soul. This song is not far away from normal radio hits and this one is an original. Listen to the music and if you like, add him. Let others know your recommendation.

Germany, Hamburg

Raw and rocking

It'll do you good to listen to this song by Rallph Tomaselli. You will be surprised by the sound, the lyrics and the productions. The song can be played in every playlist, you can listen to it, in your car or crack up the volume and dance on it with your friends in your living room or pub. I really love the ' tube ' sound in this song. So, as the singer sings : " why don not you think for yourself " , I surrely would recomend to listen for yourself, It'll do you good.

Belgium, De Panne

Feel good yet smart.

Definitely a feel good song with perhaps a deeper meaning. ( if you know what I mean ;)) The singer gives the whole experience a surreal and even mystical quality. The actual music itself is very well structured and arranged. Very Good track. listened to it 5x in a row. Keep it up.

Czech Republic, Prague

review of 'It'll do you good'

unusual lyrics that don't initially seem to make much sense double back on themselves and seem to repeat with that phased vocals of his, sliding bass and unusual drum pattern only add to the strange mix. Then the chorus kicks in, 'think for yourself, for a change will do you good, if you take this advice, you will find that it'll do you good.' acoustic guitars and strange effects on the vocals over a synth type riff and programmed drums. Funky kinda track, mixed well, played well, sang well and an interesting concept make this a novel and interesting standout track from the usual stuff we get on here....like it.

Italy, Calcinaia

Nice Song

This is a perfect example of a song I would play when driving and cruising on the highway. I like the mid-slow tempo you have chosen for this tune. Also like how its like a little rock and a little country.

United States, Oregon, Springfield

Trying and trying

I love the sound of the electric guitar about one minute in and onward, generally I cannot fault this song and what Ralph is trying to do, I just think that nobody probably gives a flying crap about what the guy is trying to project. With other similar artists pushing the boundaries a bit more I don't know, maybe keep trying as maybe this is a bridge to better things. I remember a band called Terravision who did this kinda stuff back in the 90's and they came and went and nobody really cared - The song Oblivion though is one that still holds it own as a party rock tune. So in conclusion, nothing wrong here but a stepping stone to better more developed songs.

Sweden, Stockholm

Good vibe

I like the simplicity of this track, good vibe, and interesting vocals. Personally, I would go a bit 'dirtier' with the production, but that's just me! I'm sure this track would sound great live with a full band, Looking forward to hearing more, Ralph!

United Kingdom, Southampton

ITLL DO YOU GOOD

GREAT USE OF MINOR CHORDS IN VERSES WITH A SLIGHTLY PSYCHEDELIC TAKE WITH VOCAL FLANGING THERE ARE ALSO SOME CLEVER ELECTRO SOUNDS MIXED INTO THE TRACK NOT FORMULAEIC IN ANY WAY AND WILL APPEAL TO LOVERS OF CROSS OVER GENRES THE LENGTH IS PROBABLY A BIT LONG AND CAN BE A BIT REPETITIVE SOME OF THE BACKING VOCALS ARE HARD TO DECIPHER THE PRODUCTION IS OK APART FROM THE VOCALS WHICH COULD DO WITH SOME WORK ON THE CLARITY SIDE OF THINGS OTHERWISE A GOOD EFFORT ALL ROUND

Australia, NEWCASTLE

It's like cod liver oil

If you dont know what cod liver oil is, you are one lucky person. But why do i write this review with sutch a nasty thing as title? Because when I was forced to take it as a kid my grandmother always said "it'll do you good!" But enough of this! I found t5his track interestingly strange, but nice. Liked the sound, very out of the box. I liked it especialy for being out-of-the-box, as i'm tired of listening to the same thing over and over. Congratulations :)

Portugal, Lisbon

Doing some good

I like the tracks on this song. A very nice mix of meaderings. I think the vocals could be up front just a bit more. When you go into the talking part it's refreshing to hear you without the radio style vocal. I'm not a big fan of a continuous stream of a one chord patern as it can get a bit monotonous A change would do me good. The lyrics certainly have meaning and cudos for that. I think this song deserves 3.6 stars

Canada, Ontario, Toronto

Great Music

In love from the start i would like to collab with u. Looking for all types of sounds to put on an album im working on as well as my EP. if at all possible here is my email. or message me so i can leave contact.

Nice Style

There's plenty to like about this song. Very nice arrangement, particularly like the way you end with just the guitar. Catchy melody. My only recommendation is to sing the bridge and use it to show your full vocal range.

United States, New York, Brooklyn

Catchy melody

Big alternative fan, so this one struck me different a little bit and I like the hummable tune as well in the back. The rock mix on the tune is done very well, the musical changes and the refreshing arrangement work well.

United States, California, Redwood City

My review

I must admit that i was very suprised of this song. Im not much a rock fan. But i really like this song. Hope you guys will keep on going with this style and wish you the best. Greetings from Czech Republic. Mc Jooky

Czech Republic, Prague

A mastering could do good

Quite an interesting mixture of styles here, probably in order to stand out from the mass of songs just aiming at airplay and thus sounding so similar to each other. Nice contrast between the jazzy rhythm pattern and the electric groove, and also the varying effects on the lead voice prevent the long song from becoming boring. Only thing I'd like to mention is the low loudness of the production; maybe a mastering could do good here.

Germany, Schweinfurt

Nice sound

A mix between David Bowie and Atomic Swing :). I like the mix and the somewhat crazy voice... I'm not sure how to categorize the music, though... is it alternative rock, perhaps? But anyways, nice touch!

Sweden, Stockholm

Quirky

An interesting song. A unique vibe as well. The production is a bit odd - I think some of the sounds could be fleshed out. But overall, it really works. I enjoyed it. I get a bit of Beck vibe. I think the main thing is that it's a bit too long. I'd either add some elements to keep the listener wanting more, or cut some of the repetitions of the chorus/outro. It's definitely a quirky song that would find an audience with lovers of "alternative"

Canada, Alberta, Calgary

Lots of potential

I really enjoyed the chord progression, and the instrumentation shows the performer's got talent. The overall track and melody has a bit of Alice in Chains' "Sap" or "Jar of Flies" feel, which I really like. I think the distorted vocal track is overdone, and detracts from the singer's capable voice. It also seemed the guitars were overprocessed to the point that they sounded out of tune during the verses. But this is a fun track, and one that could be a hit if the production were more natural.

United States, New York, Auburn

It'll do you good

It'll do you good to listen to this track. I like the hi cut filter used for the voice, always thought about doing this myself. Nicely done in this track. But apart from that the song is really nice to listen, with a lot of different elements, wanting you to hear more of it. The part i like most is that i can't narrow it down to a specific genre. A lot of cool ideas were put in this track. Listen to it and decide for yourself. Worth spending some time with that musician.

Switzerland, Zurich

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