Same by Said Sara: Review
The acoustic guitar paves the way for Said Sara’s emotional tune “Same.” A dark melody is formed, and the presence of folk stays intact in this musical ode. David Benson sings a heartfelt tale, while a resonant guitar keeps us company. The artist’s nature is comforting to hear and sets the perfect mood by a campfire while the earthy scent of woodland surrounds us.
“Same” is Benson’s soulful extract in a charming melody. His baritone voice maintains a pleasant pace and sends an invitation to keep listening. At times the lower scale is exchanged with a high-pitched tone that is equally resonant. The track’s aura is quite touching to hear, and I believe the mastering by Jesse Nichols kept that sentiment intact. Aside from that, Said Sara’s melody has a cadence that any folk music enthusiast can vibe with. This is primarily because of Benson’s guitar work on the piece. A combination of chord strumming, plucking, and banjo fillers formed a soothing essence where his voice blended in perfectly. From a songwriting perspective, I believe “Same” by Said Sara had a mysterious theme. It made hearing the number all the more intriguing and especially on repeat.
My experience with folk music spans almost a decade, and to this day it’s a cherished genre. The sole reason lies with the acoustic guitar’s role in this category. It’s such an influential instrument that defines folk music, and something which Said Sara captured beautifully.
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Photo credits: Jeanie Chang
Review by: Damien Reid