Sorry , I'm finding myself wondering if there is a chance of auto tune? it feels like no-one thinks that the words matter and there's a dissonance throughout the track that is making me not want to give anyone any money honey. Good for trying but kind of trying.

The backgrounds are a little distorted. If this was recorded live I would turn down the amp and any added distortion pedals that might have been added to the mic, similar if done electronically would turn down in mix. If electronic, would use tuning vocally for both backgrounds and lead. Would turn up lead volume compared to the backgrounds (or simply pull back backgrounds). Would also like to hear more punch and grit out of the drumset.

"Give Me That Money Honey" is a blast of pure, unadulterated fun, just like its title suggests. The stripped-down arrangement, featuring just drums and vocals, is a clever choice that keeps the interest high. It perfectly complements the simple melody, which, while not groundbreaking, is quite catchy. However, the vocals hold the song back from reaching its full bubblegum pop potential. While the off-kilter delivery can add to the song's charm in a quirky way, tightening up the pitch would elevate it to radio-ready status. Here's the magic formula: keep the stripped-down, high-energy arrangement, polish the vocals, and this song could be a sugary-sweet earworm blasted into airwaves.

buon ritmo cantato con tante voci che formano un bel coretto originale e be equilibrato difficile anche da mettere insieme ma piace a me perche' ha la sua originalita' ed e' rutto basato sulle voci e si ascolta volentieri bravi tutti e continuate cosi'

I hear where you want to go, but it needs much refinement. Perhaps some track separation, some attention to Eq, healthy dose of compression, and go for a big sound. there is a nice idea hear but it's getting lost. A little pitch correction would also assist here. All a all not a bad attempt, but need to spend more time on production quality if you want to pitch it. All the best with it.

Great song really love this song great piece of art work delivered beautifully guitar sounds are amazing sing great backing vocals are great while I'm writing this and im listening to this a second time......I just love it,.......the lyrics are awesome tbe arraignment are awesome ......it's written and delivered beautifully ...the lead guitar sound as me myself a guitar player love tbe sound. I just started for the third time............love it love it love it ........tbe musicianship is great was played vreat ..................thank you for letting me review this song I truely love it......................

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I write my review when listening. Opening...wow...what funky sound! I stopped after 5 seconds to process this. This alone would make me give 5 stars...(let's start again ;-). Fuck (did I say fuck?), cannot help it...would put this in a loop if I could immediately. Where's my Cubase...That sound ! I have a problem to get past these first seconds...yummy bassdrum and snare...my body moves immediately...the lead makes it a little messy maybe because of the backing vocal panning...vocal arrangement needs to be worked out more perfectly with panning and room, to make it one perfect vocal group. It has to be cleaner. Too much distortion on the lead voice makes it a less experience. But the idea...100%....great and funky...Can't keep my head still...Try to make a remix for the vocals...Try to experiment with clean recorded vocals so you can put the fx on them afterwards and remix as you see fit...Experiment...I enjoyed this, simple chorus with words I can remember! Advice: Listen to Beach Boys and maybe Stevie Wonder for reference...Distortion and saturation does not always make it better...Thank you for this song...