Story Behind The Song

"Been Bad For Me" is exactly beyond the scope of what most of us have probably already heard in rock music at some point in our lives. It's a lively and exciting record, constantly shifting through different passages and making the most of its avant-garde leanings in unexpected ways as Jerry Impini dubs it 'Dueling Piano Rock'. Sonically, the artist incorporates piano antics with captivating passion, meshing rhythm and playful melody with a never-ending array of drum patterns. Something about the song's energy and enthusiasm works magic on your mood, especially with a chorus full of vibrant chords, an upbeat tone and Jerry Impini's captivating vocals. Even though the song is about heart break resulting from a relationship gone sour, Jerry Impini acknowledges he now sees things clearly and is ready to move on. Thus, this makes "Been Bad For Me" brim with excitement and innovation in a way that shows off the full scope of the artist's talent in every sense. Equal parts '50s rock and roll, americana and blues, it is perhaps best described as the sound of Jerry Lee Lewis channeled into serenading a continually exploding live audience as they break into dance and cheers. Jerry Impini makes "Been Bad For Me" irresistable in its sound, with a resonating message that's captivating and simple. Part of the fun is not knowing what's coming. It's incredibly dense which makes it suitable for the dance floor. Jerry Impini's brand of ear candy manages to prove the genre's necessity by being the only one to champion it. That's how it's meant to be when it comes to letting music thrive. Without creativity and experimentation the world would be dull place and "Been Bad For Me" is one of those special records that inspire a musical adventure towards uncharted territory. -Xttrawave https://xttrawave.com/music-review-jerry-impini-been-bad-for-me/

Song Description

"Been Bad For Me" was written, performed, produced, and self released by Jerry Impini as a registered work with Don Faustino Music on BMI and copyright protected through the U.S. Copyright Office/Library Of Congress. Copyright 2020 All rights reserved.