{"version":"1.0","type":"rich","provider_name":"Audius","provider_url":"https://audius.co","title":"Glenn Chugg - Spec Sheet by Glenn Chugg • Audius","description":"Meaning: A blunt, once-and-for-all answer key to the questions Glenn is tired of being asked — phone calls, forgetting, the truth about his own humour — filed as documentation instead of pled as an apology.\n\nTechnical: Alternative hip-hop/spoken-word boom-bap, 92 BPM. Rhythm and cadence carry the whole song more than melody — dry, intimate, conversational, restrained, no theatrical rap delivery. Cold open fully spoken like a document being read aloud; beat drops hard after \"already on the page.\" Bridge drops to sub-bass drone and voice only; outro spoken over one sustained low note, then an abrupt stop.\n\nRead: The catalogue's first fully committed hip-hop track, and it closes a real structural gap — a song where rhythm carries the whole thing instead of melody. Disciplined writing: three verses, each doing one job, no filler. \"Out of sight, out of mind — ain't a saying, it's a fact\" is as strong as anything in Out Of Spec or Make Room. The VHS memory image (\"my mind's a VHS that never learned to pause\") and the 2004 phone-call detail are pulled straight from real life rather than invented, which is exactly why they land. The Puns verse is the real achievement — it reframes Glenn's humour not as charm or deflection but as the place he went when he realised he couldn't control anything else, closing on a direct, unguarded line about wanting to cause as much love as he's caused pain.","html":"","width":500,"height":480,"thumbnail_url":"https://v.monophonic.digital/content/baeaaaiqsec4ubhhugc2jupu55cfv4jz4o4q2rg3aspsuyyt3l7dkuudxluajq/480x480.jpg","thumbnail_width":480,"thumbnail_height":480,"author_name":"Glenn Chugg","author_url":"https://audius.co/GlennChugg","cache_age":3600}