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DENI (TIMEKODE) - FIRE. (Rock Mix).

A kickin` tune called FIRE, written & Produced by Deni (Timekode). A Rock/Metal song featuring a Human Voice Blend (HVB). Available to download. From GRIDDLEBIER (TK14) by TIMEKODE (plus an Acoustic remix & Instrumental). ALL COPYRIGHTS APPLY. REVIEW: Deni is back in the lead with Griddlebier, (what does that mean exactly?), Timekode`s 14th release. With no big campaign and let that be a wake-up call to you all. Talent will out, so raise your game. Fire is deafeningly good and should boom out so’s you can hear it as far away as two miles. It’s destined never to be drowned out and this beautiful noise should be continuous. Fire is an aural assault. REVIEW: Could we have a bit more violence please? REVIEW: Griddlebier will leave you with long-term psychological damage, harm even! Fire is a punishing crusher of a song. Deni dismantles human voices then rebuilds, re-scripting as she does so, taking the most fundamental and important momentous decisions en route. 21st Century decisions at that. Human Voice Blends (HVBs) may catalyse the role of spoilt lead singers as we know them. (Pampered?). So toppling the role and making it very difficult to survive beyond the immediate. Delivering up a HVB will preside and such a calamitous blow may be a devastating sign of the end days! REVIEW: Fire has such exposed, pure fantasy vocals and Deni has exploited and augmented every opportunity to create a powerful weapon, with Griddlebier. An energy bonanza with whoop-doop, get-real, wipe-out hysteria. REVIEW: The vocals are husky, steamy and there’s no murmuring; only tub-thumpingly throaty conviction, although little finesse. (Only Deni could have attempted this metal HVB amalgamation, let alone pulled it off with such élan). Bristle and moan! Fire is razzmatazz, balloons, music, walkabouts . . REVIEW: There’s enough to create several diplomatic incidents here. There’s an upset lover but not a glint of tears, there’s arguing, loggerheads, insults, spent patience, starting-over, self examination (and we’re not talking testicles) but confessional searching stuff. And then there’s the assignation of all these traits to the character of Griddlebier (see him via YouTube). He himself is enough to make you go back to the drawing board. He’s a big beast in his own right. REVIEW: Griddlebier by Timekode: endorse this and give it your support. I never tire of it. Respect! Deni uses a cast of thousands (well not quite) and re-casts them! I have a feeling lead singers may be on the edge of a precipice with HVBs. Think of all those you’d like to tip over. (My list is endless). Fire is unified, in unison and unique. REVIEW: Despite warnings from some critics that Deni lacks the clout to command major role productions, this is utter bollocks besides being sexist. I’d put her up against a male producer any day! She’s in a key position and any personal enmity comes from effectively 2nd rankers, who would be wise to be on the look-out, as they’re dead wrong! She’s elegant, can steer any project, is co-ordinated and is a coup in herself, who’ll go from strength to strength. Cross her and she’ll scythe you down, having made the transition to Rock Goddess Producer, in my estimation & certainly to my ears. REVIEW: Fire is an explosion of creativity, (entrepreneurial, scientific and intellectual) which others, no doubt, will copy and imitate unashamedly. The price of success? Mark my words and stand back in amazement. REVIEW: HVB? - free from the concerns of internal `band` competition and in-house fighting? The vocals come together with an energy that leaves the rest of us blinking in disbelief and in time will scramble wildly to emulate. This technique will be mirrored up and down the land and the mechanisation of our world as we know it, will be complete via total global mastery. A truly formidable HVB with inseparable voices that are insuperable. REVIEW: Fire is uplifting and an example of kit and Deni working together in harmony. Probably an unnecessary monument to extravagance and awe-inspiring excess, but Deni puts her own stamp on Fire and Griddlebier (TK14) in an attempt to fuel her outrageous ambition. But she does not survive on status alone; she does some severe `shaking-up` and not for her own amusement. Find the time for this song. REVIEW: Fire reminds me in places of The Foo Fighters, Metallica, Nickelback, Slipknot, Lordi, Mudvayne and 5 Finger Death Punch. Not a bad combination? Pretty cool stuff from Deni & Timekode. REVIEW: In the YouTube posting of Fire, Deni seems to be the Head `Chrome` (The Chromes being sworn enemies of Griddlebier), who’s out to get him and this is a decent twist in the plot. Destroy your own creation before it destroys you? (re: true Frankenstein mode). A wonderful assembly job, musically and visually. Highly entertaining. Gold star. *A Special thanks to Eddie S.