Hip Hop / Urban / Indy Hip Hop / Soul / Beatmaker
We salute this song! More modern than most material, w/o the usage of all the dumbed down clichés of 2015 808 crapola influenced “urban” music. Ps urban in my book is still the equivalent of politically correct dickholes referring to “negro music”. I herby apologize that some smart-ass (preferably me) categorized hip hop on ChromeMusic as “hip hop / urban). WTF was i thinking?
Anyways… Great hip hop tune! Shinning bright! Nuff said!
Ps Earthgang is one of the hottest acts around!
Another R&B/90s Soul classic get the low vocals-formant retuning and the understandable 4/4 easy rework to make it fit for playing it on synced decks, cd players and or consoles. If i were an advocate for ‘real’ deejaying i’d probably knock this tune, but i guess (and still firmly believe) what counts with music is the sheer fun it can be. This one is fun, so here’s my skywards pointed thumb of approval!
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Whitney Houston, Queen of Pop, if only she heard this one.
With a slew of Houston remixes always hitting the frequencies, it’s tough finding the ones that breathe life on her classic hits. Lucky for us, Borneland delivers, giving us their signature “acoustic bass.”
Beatmaker extraordinaire Sepalot has a new release lined up taa-day and it’s actually a shame that his name doesn’t get dropped more often, considering how well made and how thoroughly hand crafted his beats truly are. This man should be among the top beatmakers circling the webs these days, with the likes of Flume, Ta-Ku, 20Syl and Onra and other prominent beatmakers at an all time high in followers and supporters interested in beatmaking, Sep should be at the front end of things beatmaking europewise. But i think we are getting there with a new plan to take on more relevant remixes to get his name more out to the crowd that his music is definitely destined for and with a plan to release a proper new tune every 2 months. Well you could say there are people dropping tunes every week, like Kaytranada did in the beginning, where he did “ye ole’ like me to free download a remix of someone already famous” thing to get your follower count up. But that argument is straight up nonsense – assuming you have ears. Remember quality control? Yep, that’s that thing that always succeeds in the long run.
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