David Barbe – “Why You Gotta Make It So Hard?” Orange Twin Records

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David Barbe – “Why You Gotta Make It So Hard?” Orange Twin Records – Official Music Video

Artist city, country: Athens, Georgia, U.S.A.

Artist Biography: (Athens, GA) ’10th of Seas’, David Barbe’s third solo album, and first new album in seven years, will be released on August 18, 2017 on Orange Twin Records. Barbe has been referred to as having the most widespread influence of any single person in the Athens, GA music scene due to his involvement with so many different artists and projects over the years, from his start playing with noise damaged groups like Mercyland, Bar-B-Q Killers, and Buzz Hungry in the 1980s and ’90’s; to his stint as bassist in Sugar (Bob Mould’s legendary post-Husker Du band), with whom he toured the globe many times and released three classic records; to his work as an engineer/producer on hundreds of albums, including those by Deerhunter, Drive-By Truckers, The Glands, Son Volt, New Madrid, Bettye LaVette, Harvey Milk and Muuy Biien. Many of these were recorded at his Athens based Chase Park Transduction studio. The album’s first track, “Portuguese Door,” got its premiere on Consequence of Sound.
“10th of Seas” marks a departure for Barbe in that he performed and recorded the entire thing by himself, playing all the instruments, all recorded to analog tape at Chase Park Transduction.
“I wanted this record to be as close to the original source of inspiration as possible,” Barbe says. “I tried recording some of the songs with other people involved a few times, and it was better in some ways, but always seemed something was lost in translation. The communication became less personal. I felt like the emotional gravy is the glue, so I reverted to working like I did when I was teenager making 4-tracks. Working fast. More feeling it. Less over-thinking it.”
Album highlights include: “Portuguese Door,” slippery and melodically complex, and the opening burst of “Dim Bulbs,” the lyrics of which contain the album’s title. “10th of Seas” is a reference to exploring the outer reaches of one’s mind.
Barbe says: “The phrase ‘sailing the seven seas’ did not mean just crossing the known bodies of water, but to go around the world and back. To sail across the 10th of Seas would indicate traversing through the unknown, to have seen it all, and then some.”
Barbe will tour America this summer and fall in support of the album backed by Inward Dream Ebb, the alter ego of Athens-based psych-rockers New Madrid, with whom Barbe has produced several albums.

Director Name: Taylor Chicoine
Producer Name: David Barbe

About the Video: Half-drunk, multi-cultural dance party

Artist Website: http://www.davidbarbe.com
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/david.barbe.58
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Label Name: Orange Twin Records
Label Website: http://www.orangetwin.com

Song Lyrics: “Why You Gotta Make it So Hard?”

Why you gotta make it so hard for everyone?
Why you gotta make it so hard for yourself?

You’re keeping everything rolling
Too many balls in the air
I just want to know
Why you gotta make it so hard all the time.

You were only enforcing the rules for everyone
It’s not the kind of thing you do for yourself

You’re keeping everything rolling
Too many balls in the air
I just want to know
Why you gotta make it so hard all the time.

I don’t need you to kick down my door
I don’t want to get thrown through my tv anymore
So I wrote you a chorus

Throw me up against the wall for everyone
Throw me up against the wall one more time

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