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Keep That Connection
The original song by SharDave tells the story of a visit from a dear friend that unexpectedly turns up in the city in which Shar then resided. They had an afternoon of talk and wine that resulted in an amazing revelation. The genre is a fusion of blues, soft rock, and folk. LYRICS You came around the other day Both of us had much to say We hadn't been together for some time I thought that you had given up On us ever catching up There had been silence on the line Read more on Last.fm.
SharDave is a musical duo and musical production team. Their music is highly original, poly-harmonic, organic, raw and unpretentious, haunting, yet totally accessible to the ears of those craving to hear something outside the square. The songs range across genre, and include the African and Latino influenced rhythms and instruments, including djembe and dun-dun drums (from West Africa) and congas (which have their origins in Afro Cuban musical styles). It’s a fusion of many styles. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.
The original song by SharDave tells the story of a visit from a dear friend that unexpectedly turns up in the city in which Shar then resided. They had an afternoon of talk and wine that resulted in an amazing revelation. The genre is a fusion of blues, soft rock, and folk. LYRICS You came around the other day Both of us had much to say We hadn't been together for some time I thought that you had given up On us ever catching up There had been silence on the line Read more on Last.fm.
SharDave is a musical duo and musical production team. Their music is highly original, poly-harmonic, organic, raw and unpretentious, haunting, yet totally accessible to the ears of those craving to hear something outside the square. The songs range across genre, and include the African and Latino influenced rhythms and instruments, including djembe and dun-dun drums (from West Africa) and congas (which have their origins in Afro Cuban musical styles). It’s a fusion of many styles. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.
