She Makes Me Feel - Matthew Fischer - (1982) ❲Certified❳
Unlike his baroque-rock roots, this track swaps the heavy organ for polished synthesizers and a steady, rhythmic pulse. It’s a bridge between the era and the emerging New Wave sound. Fischer’s vocals are understated and earnest, delivered with a melodic sensibility that feels both nostalgic and modern for its time.
Every element—from the snare hits to the guitar accents—is placed with precision. SHE MAKES ME FEEL - MATTHEW FISCHER - (1982)
For fans of Procol Harum, this piece is a fascinating look at an artist evolving. It shows Fischer stepping out from the shadow of "Whiter Shade" to embrace a world of MIDI and digital textures without losing his signature knack for chord progressions that feel emotionally resonant. It’s a hidden gem of the era—perfect for a late-night drive or a "forgotten 80s" playlist. Unlike his baroque-rock roots, this track swaps the
"She Makes Me Feel" is a standout track from Matthew Fischer’s 1982 album Strange Days . While many know Fischer as the classically-trained organist for —the man behind the haunting Hammond B3 on "A Whiter Shade of Pale"—this solo effort captures him leaning into the sleek, synth-pop sensibilities of the early '80s. The Sonic Landscape Every element—from the snare hits to the guitar