The latest single by singer-songwriter JD Hinton takes you on a journey through his powerful emotive vocals along a vintage atmosphere that we have recently missed in our digital world. Let’s find out more.
Usually, I lean more into music that just suddenly comes to my head. It’s like waves of notes and tones strike your imagination. “Fall In My Arms” is a touching ballad that provides a personal view from JD Hinton’s perspective, delving into emotions and experiences. Inspired by visits to Texas to visit his father, Hinton delved into introspection during lengthy drives, drawing creativity from the radio’s melodies.
“Fall in my arms
While the world falls silent and waits
Be in my arms
When the sunlight slips thru the gates
Gone are the days
all of my wishes were late
Out of the maze
Everything Crooked is straight”
The sounds of drums, singing, and all the instruments are unique and stand out, unlike anything I’ve heard in other songs this year. In my view, JD Hinton is teaching aspiring artists a valuable lesson. While many focus on using expensive or advanced DAWs and plugins, Hinton managed to produce a hit using Garage Band. This demonstrates that creating music doesn’t necessarily require hefty investments in high-end devices, plugins, or software. According to his press kit, “Fall In My Arms” was born out of these moments, with Hinton crafting the initial framework using Garage Band before allowing the lyrics to flow naturally as he traversed the highways. Drawing parallels to Elton John’s songwriting journey with “Tiny Dancer,” Hinton describes how certain lyrics served as the guiding light for the rest of the song, leading him through a journey of love, longing, and self-discovery. Isn’t it amazing?
JD Hinton, a versatile musician, has performed at known venues in LA and NY, including the Vatican for the Pope. From a DJ to a TV actor, his creativity shines. His upcoming EP “Five Smooth Stones” showcases his emotional depth and artistry, likened to legends like Leonard Cohen and Peter Gabriel. Now, it’s time to feel the beauty with JD Hinton’s Fall In My Arms below.
