Saturday Morning Fever, by Life Patterns

Saturday Morning Fever

by Life Patterns

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astralstereoproject I love the idea behind this and can resonate with it completely.

Each song is quite different, which appeals to me. I love the use of sound effects to enhance the mood. The laid back but funky nature of 'A Word from Our Sponsors' probably my favourite, but 'Nice Weather for Ducks' is just beautiful! Favorite track: A Word from Our Sponsors.

DGG Music Lovers Makes me feel like a kid again, reminding me of great days playing classics like Road Rash and Toejam & Earl, and then going out on my bike. Favorite track: Saturday Morning Fever.

Manhatten (Fan) Beautiful sounds and excellent production... Nice Weather for Ducks is the real standout. What a wonderfully conceived and created track. 💜🎹 Favorite track: Nice Weather for Ducks.

lessdead A ton of fun. Very original, colorful, woozy and funky.

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	1.	Saturday Morning Fever 02:59
	2.	A Word from Our Sponsors 01:48
	3.	Nice Weather for Ducks 03:23

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Saturday Morning Fever is the opening track and first single from my upcoming LP, whose name and release details I'm choosing to keep under wraps at this point.

That song is all about that feeling of waking up at the crack of dawn, preparing a bowl of sugar-loaded cereal and spending hours visiting familiar and unfamiliar worlds, cartoon or otherwise. A complete escape from reality that became its own sort of reality, interspersed with commercial blocks where we were sold toys, friends, places, happiness just out of reach.

I think on those times fondly for the complete, pure simplicity they offered, a respite from a life that was too complex for someone so young.

Major thanks to Thorisson and Johnny Haven for listening to an early cut of this track and providing thoughtful, helpful feedback that helped make it that much better.

The other tracks were completed after the birth of my son, in a very short period of time, as a simple exercise: can I continue to make music in this new reality, with these new responsibilities? The answer, of course, is yes, why wouldn't I be able to? Still, it's nice to have some confirmation of this.

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released June 11, 2021

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Life Patterns Lisbon, Portugal

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