“Now You Dance for Me” is an anthem for the underdog, a triumphant exclamation of victory, and a “I told you so!” moment for the lower class in which the once abused and under-appreciated protagonist has finally paid his dues and risen to the top. An old world nod to the age old story of the student becoming the master, rags to riches, or “started from the bottom”, Wasted Wine’s version has an old-world sensibility and humorously deranged narrator. When recording this piece Robert saw the opportunity to blend his love of character creation and voice acting by creating a different character voice for each verse. Written in an atypical structure, the song has 7 short verses, each preceding a singalong chorus driven by a steady groove. To further add to the drama and variation, each verse also has a completely unique instrumentation, using different instruments and sounds sourced by the band including: Synths, scissors, water, shoes, bass, violin, accordion, flutes, glockenspiel, voices, electric guitar, orchestral percussion, drums, harmonium, bouzouki, celesta, and more in a very ambitious recording rich with character.