We all have times that we feel down but the members of this group describe overcoming these obstacles. The members of this group are Florence Welch the singer, Isabella Summers on the keyboard, Robert Ackroyd plays the guitar, Tom Monger plays the harp, Mark Saunders on the bass guitar and Chris Hayden participates in percussion. “Dog Days Are Over” is an uplifting, happy song that describes the celebration of overcoming rough times. This song has a very fast tempo combined with a strong and energetic beat. The overall pitch of this song is mid-range. Florence + The Machine provide loud and strong dynamics over the almost four minute song. Although the song seems long, the listener may not realize this because it is so catchy the listener may want to clap along. The vocals are often found to be harmonizing with the harp and percussion. Many of the phrases throughout this song describe the struggle one may go through, but the hope for things to get better. I always try to remind myself of this idea when I feel like I am struggling. I believe this is an important life …show more content…
Three Days Grace is a band made up of four members. Adam Gontier was the original vocalist but was replaced by Matt Walst in 2013. Other members of the band include Brad Walst who plays the bass guitar, Barry Stock who plays the lead guitar and Neil Sanderson who plays the piano. The 2009 song “Animal I Have Become” by Three Days Grace could be describing how the singer feels his actions have become out of control and is screaming for someone to help him. This song contains a fast tempo with strong upbeat instrumentals. The overall pitch of this song is low but contains loud dynamics which increase in the middle of the song. The melody is catchy and may make a person want to join in on head-banging. The singer’s vocals harmonize well with the guitar. The many phrases throughout the song describe how they feel like an animal and need help being tamed. Many people may feel dark impulses within themselves, whether it’s revenge, rage or anger. People often try to deal with these problems on their own but find it quite difficult. This song describes humbling ourselves and swallowing our pride to ask for help. I have had to remind myself of this lesson many times throughout my life because I have the tendency to want to do things on my own. It is important to know when to ask for help and this song helps me remember