My notes from this Short
A mode is a flavor of the major scale
If I take all the notes from two Rejecta tracks and place them next to each other, you'll see they're very similar to the Phrygian mode.
A mode is a flavor of a major scale. If you start playing a major scale on a certain note, you get a different flavor of the major scale while it's still a major scale.
Add the major third to the Phrygian mode
The cool thing Rejecta does is include the major third, which is not originally in the Phrygian scale. If we add that one, we have that Rejecta feeling.
When you make melodies and accentuate the one, the two and the major third, you really get that Rejecta feeling. Play around with that, but don't rip off Rejecta.
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