To hear what’s going on, use the 'Hand' tool to move the bars from Backing vocals part in the second clip to an empty part in the first clip, so that the two line up underneath each other. (Make sure the snap button’s turned on.) Now you can hear the two choruses at the same time.
The other thing that Tunde does is to pack a lot more ‘moving away’s into the same stretch of time. You can see this in the waveform on the Explorer close-up. Why do you think he does this and what effect does it have?
One possible answer is that as the song progresses from beginning to end, it needs to build up. So at the end of the song, there’s more energy, there’s more movement. The effect of compacting the ‘moving away’s is to help the music sound more animated and excited.
