“Umbrella Street” is the opening track of my brand-new album and a fun, dynamic ride to play.
To perform it exactly as I do, you’d need two Timara String Drops on the top strings and three Keith Banjo Detuners on the top strings and the sixth string, all of which are fully explained in the tab.
This is the most detailed tablature I’ve ever created - every single musical line is supported by notes explaining what to play, how to play it, where to play it, and which fingers to use. I put a lot of time into making it as clear and learnable as possible.
That said, the piece is also pretty adaptable: if you don’t have all (or any) of the detuning mechanisms, the tab supports partial detunings or even no detuning on the fly at all, with some sections left open for rearrangement to suit your own approach.
Musically, the piece blends tapping, strumming, and fingerpicking, and it begins in a double-drop D tuning (DADGBD intervals), transposed down to start from A♯ to safely accommodate the detuning on the fly without placing unnecessary stress on the strings.
The tablature is provided in Guitar Pro 7 and PDF formats, the package also includes the album version of the track in WAV format.