The Beach Street Boogie by Martin Packwood is one of those feel-good guitar tracks, the sunny vibe of Beach Street Felixstowe comes directly to your speakers. The idea of this track was inspired by one of the most active districts in his hometown, where the shipping containers were converted to colorful and active centers of food, street art, and music.
At the very beginning of the first beat, Beach Street Boogie takes your attention by its light-hearted dancing-rock tune and infectious vigor. The song is instrumented by two working electric guitars one providing a beat and other sprinkling with sweet leads. The bass is backed by a snappy drumbeats and a little of the strings synths to add the track a little more depth and sound.
The most distinctive thing about this song is that it has a carefree tone. Whereas most instrumental guitar-playing compositions are usually easy to dismiss as technical grandstanding, the Beach Street Boogie makes things very lighthearted and friendly. The work of Martin on the guitar is musically adept and full of character in the sense of charm and attraction. What brings the track alive and up to par is his capability to mix groove, melody and joy.
The song does not only sound good, but it also feels good. It creates an image of a summer night in Beach Street with the lights, music and action. Who could not tap his or her foot, or not smile as the music is being played?
Beach Street Boogie is a special piece by Martin Packwood: a song about the celebration of nearby culture, artistry, and pleasure. It is an optimistic instrumental track which makes its listeners relax and get along with it. You don t need to be a guitar junkie to appreciate this song, but when you want something to brighten up your day with sound, you have it.
