Every other year, I listen to all of the music in my collection. Often, I discover new things about music I'm familiar with or learn new things about songs I'm not as familiar with. This is where I'll be documenting that.
Wednesday, September 14, 2016
Unit 4+2's "A Place to Go"
This morning I listened to a collection of Unit 4+2 (Singles As & Bs). I can't believe I hadn't noticed the significant key change near the end of "A Place to Go." I didn't figure out any precise parts, but I'm pretty sure that it moves from D major to Eb major. The chorus has the lines "I wanna move but I ain't got / A place to go," so while the singer/speaker can't physically move (in the sense of moving house), he can move musically via that key change.
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