Rock/Review The Flying Beets - Don't Let Me Notice
The Flying Beets, a Fort Worth-based indie rock trio, releases its highly anticipated 6th full-band single, “Don’t Let Me Notice." Fronted by Nathan Waller, a popular DFW-based singer/songwriter known for his extraordinary vocal range and powerful delivery, the band is rounded out by bass player David Cross and drummer Alexis Randolph.
"Don't Let Me Notice," The Flying Beets' most recent song, is a welcome fusion of alt-country honesty and rockabilly vigor. The band, who is well-known for their diversity, once again defies expectations with this creative and melancholy song. The song, which was co-produced by the band and Bart Rose and recorded at Fort Worth Sound, showcases their ability to skillfully combine unadulterated emotion with well-executed production.
Because to its catchy beat and sincere voice, "Don't Let Me Notice" grabs attention right away. Rockabilly elements are evident in the jangly guitar chords and lively speed, yet alt-country undertones give the song a contemplative, even melancholy feel. The band's ability to respect old sounds while giving them a contemporary spin is demonstrated by the manner in which various genres blend together.
The song's lyrics explore emotional vulnerability and self-awareness, as well as the times when denying something feels like the best course of action. Soulful voices and harmonies combined with moving narration produce a personal yet globally relevant experience.
The production by Bart Rose enhances the track's positive aspects, letting each instrument take center stage while maintaining the performance's natural vitality. The end effect is a layered, rich sound that begs for more listens.
A notable work by The Flying Beets, "Don't Let Me Notice" demonstrates their versatility as artists and their capacity to engage audiences in a variety of musical styles. It's a song that will strike a deep chord with fans and attract new listeners, enhancing their standing as one of the most vibrant bands in the independent music industry.