Peter Broderick - Roscoe (Midlake Cover)

You’ve got to hands down give credit to Midlake for the original song, because it’s soulful, moving and a modern classic in it’s own right. But as with many things he does Peter Broderick has added his own multi-instrumentalist charm to it. He strips it down to the bone and then builds it back up again: the piano effervescent, the strings intermittent but powerful, and the percussion - when it comes - minimal, silky smooth and natural. But what gets me every time is the introduction of the sleigh bells circa 3:30. A soft touch, but oh so thoughtful. It’s a smooth cover that lays testament to the ability of both bands. And I just can’t stop listening to it.
Sounds A Little Like: Peter Broderick covering Midlake.

Chaque Chanson.




