Tempo Talks: A Conversation with Henry Aberson
THE RELEASE
Henry Aberson is a multidimensional musician best known as the drummer and primary collaborator on the CD "Green," which features the great Nariah Taylor. In addition to his drumming abilities, Henry Aberson serves as producer, directing the creative process behind this musical venture. Along with him, the talented Korey Keys on piano and Chris Campbell on guitar contribute their individual talents to the endeavor. Nariah Taylor takes center stage in this duet, infusing the music with passion and depth thanks to her engaging voice and detailed wording. Cortez Johnson, who plays bass, contributes to the sound tapestry. Derek Garten's mixing skills at Prime Studio in Nashville bring this musical vision to life, assuring its audio beauty.
"Green," a captivating musical production directed by Henry Aberson and featuring Nariah Taylor, delves into the multiple meaning of the color green. Green, in addition to representing envy, may also indicate disease, as alluded at in the song's contemplative opening words, indicating emotional troubles. The composition's heart goes into the artist's deep thoughts of envy and desire for greater attention from their relationship. This project is the culmination of Henry Aberson's musical journey, combining the various ideas that have molded his artistic viewpoint over the years, drawing from a rich tapestry of musical influences spanning rock, blues, R&B, and jazz. Henry Aberson adds a lot of expertise to "Green" with a lifetime committed to music and a long friendship with fellow artists.
THE INTERVIEW
If you had to create a Mount Rushmore of inspiration, what four individuals molded the artist you are today?
Jamie Oldaker, MiMI Friedman , James Johnson.
Were there any specific experiences or events in your life that influenced the song's lyrics?
I always , leave the lyrics to the person singing them.
Can you share any interesting anecdotes about the song's development with your co-writers or producers?
Developing a song is always a journey, it’s about the flow and feel. This song, green, shows how important the drums and vocals are to the vibe.
What was the biggest takeaway or lesson you learned while creating this song?
The past has influenced the future, but always try to be open to evolution of the music.
How has your recent growth as an artist influenced the direction of your future work?
I believe, in letting the music speak for itself. When we listen to music it has an effect on our emotions. There is nothing more important than the feeling of a song ... It’s all about the feel for me.
KEEP UP WITH HENRY ABERSON BELOW:
