1. Drum & Bass… Read Full Bio ↴There are two artists that use the name Technicolour
1. Drum & Bass producer from the UK with releases on Technique and Ennex.
Technicolour (Peter Rogers) is a 30 year-old music producer originally from Luton, now based in the industrial leviathan that is Byfleet, Surrey. Also know as duet Technicolour & Komatic
He has been listening to fast electronic music ever since he tuned into Pressure FM in 1992 and heard Sonz Of A Loop Da Loop Era’s ‘Far Out’. His first musical purchase was the cassette version of The Bangles ‘Walk Like An Egyptian’, but in the interests of credibility we shall instead acknowledge his first ever vinyl purchase; Acen’s ‘Trip II The Moon’.
http://www.myspace.com/technicolourism
2. Finnish arena rock band, whose gone to International to tour some tours. They're superb-hit Teach me love, is a former Finnish single-list number #1.They have now disbanded.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Technicolour_%28rock_band%29 / http://fi.wikipedia.org/wiki/Technicolour
http://www.myspace.com/technicolourband
http://www.emi.fi/artistit/85/technicolour
Through This Noise
Technicolour Lyrics
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Just can't remember when
you gotta take what you can get
me, I got stuck with regret
Through this noice I hear you calling
in the distance, calling
through this noise I hear you calling
With no distance left to run
and blinded by the sun
I'm finally on my knees
floating on the breeze
The lyrics of Technicolour's song "Through This Noise" discuss regret and the feeling of being lost or disconnected. The opening lines suggest that something significant has happened to the singer in the past that they can't quite recall. The third line, "you gotta take what you can get," may be a reflection of the singer's attitude towards life - that they're resigned to making the most of whatever comes their way. The final line of this verse, "me, I got stuck with regret," indicates that the singer has some unresolved feelings about past choices or events.
The chorus of the song provides some hope amidst this sense of uncertainty. Through the noise - which could be a metaphor for the distractions and chaos of everyday life - the singer hears someone calling out to them from a distance. The repetition of the phrase "calling" emphasizes the urgency and potency of the connection between the singer and this distant figure. The last two lines of the chorus, "and I wonder if you ever make it through," suggest that the singer is not sure if this connection is strong enough to bridge the gap between them.
The final lines of the song, "With no distance left to run/and blinded by the sun/I'm finally on my knees/floating on the breeze" add a dreamlike quality to the song's overall mood. The singer seems to have reached a point of surrender or acceptance, symbolized by their kneeling position. The image of being "blinded by the sun" suggests that the singer has emerged from a dark period but is perhaps still struggling to adjust to the brightness and intensity of the world around them. The final line, "floating on the breeze," implies a sense of weightlessness or freedom - a release from the burdens that have been weighing the singer down.
Line by Line Meaning
A lot has happened since then
There was an abundance of events after that moment, leaving it behind in the past.
Just can't remember when
The events were too overwhelming, causing a lapse in memory.
you gotta take what you can get
In life, you have to accept opportunities as they come.
me, I got stuck with regret
Unfortunately, the artist is stuck with regret and is unable to move past their past actions.
Through this noise I hear you calling
Despite the noise and chaos around them, the artist is able to hear someone calling out to them.
in the distance, calling
The person calling out is far away.
through this noise I hear you calling
The ability to hear the person calling out persists despite the constant disturbance.
and I wonder if you ever make it through
The artist is unsure if the person calling out will be able to get through whatever obstacles are in their way.
With no distance left to run
There is no more distance separating the artist from their destination.
and blinded by the sun
It's difficult for the artist to see what's ahead because the sun is in their eyes.
I'm finally on my knees
The singer has reached a point of surrender or desperation.
floating on the breeze
Now, the artist is letting go, allowing themselves to be carried by the breeze.
Contributed by Natalie A. Suggest a correction in the comments below.