Folk Ballad (no) Push, backing track in G major, 104bpm. Play along & have fun!

@reinholdtracks Folk Ballad (no) Push (5408) explores the interplay between "no push" and "push" rhythmic phrasing. A "push"—also known as a rhythmic anticipation—involves shifting an chord change forward so that it occurs just before the downbeat; for instance, on the final eighth note of the preceding bar. Among the chords used here, the C add9 (or C add9) is particularly interesting. The term "add" indicates that an additional note is added to the basic chord—in this case, the note D, as D is the second (or ninth) degree of the C major scale. In contrast, with "sus" chords, the third of the original chord is typically replaced by the specified note. "Sus" stands for "suspended." These chords tend to have a floating quality—sounding neither distinctly major nor minor—precisely because they lack the third. I hope you enjoy this track, and I look forward to reading your comments. If you use this track as a basis for creating your own original song, please send me a link to it, and kindly remember to always credit "reinhold tracks" as the source of the backing accompaniment. Enjoy!
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