Co-written with Douglas Alan Wain, this song stands out for its catchy melodies and emotional depth and for shining a light on an instrument often overlooked in popular music "If I Can't Get To You" captures rock music's energy while adding its unique flavor. The dulcimer creates rich and interesting sounds that many listeners may not have heard before. Sam's voice carries a relatable emotion that pairs beautifully with the deep, resonant sounds of the dulcimer. It's heartfelt, rebellious, and thoroughly engaging. This song boldly asserts how we perceive musical instruments and who gets to play them in today's music scene.
Sam Edelston is on a mission to make dulcimers as prominent in music as guitars or keyboards, and this track shows he's serious about that goal. "If I Can't Get To You" isn't trying to be different, just for the sake of it. It's genuine, emotional, and adventurous in its sound. It's about creating a new space for music where there wasn't one before. For those who think they've heard it all in rock music, Edelston & Dulcimer's latest could change your perspective. You may question whether that catchy solo you enjoy comes from a guitar.
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