Live Tropical Fish - Rubber Soul feat Omar The Remixes (Download)

Rubber Soul takes its name from the famous Beatles’ album (that only bears the name, there is no homonym song in the album), but then dares so much more: in this track the concept is in between the lines, not always outspoken. Every once in a while it’s good to let things just bump into our “rubber soul” - not in order to avoid responsibilities or to keep on floating consciously on the surface – but in order to approach life and its harshness with the right amount of self-irony which can eventually be therapeutic. Trying to avoid cosmic blues and negativity (like self-prophecies that most of the time come true) is the only licit way of surviving, or simply live better, the panacea that wins over both a small pain and a great intolerance. And if at some point you can’t take it any longer you can always catch a flight south-bound...

And if you add Fabio Morgera’s trumpet and Omar’s extraordinary interpretation (the real prince of modern soul, Stevie Wonder in person chose him as his artistic partner) then... everyone is taken by hand and is free to take a break, to dance without hesitation.

Every once in a while you have to be the referee of the match you play with yourself and with others. This is why the finale of the song gives an array of circumstances, a catalogue of emotions of the rubber soul that can cure you. In fact this could go on endlessly. So... why don’t you write the next verse?


Live Tropical Fish - Rubber Soul feat Omar (DJ Simon S Remix)
Download both mixes HERE