Tuesday, February 22, 2011

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Pigeon John – Dragon Slayer (The Awesome)


Pigeon John - Dragon Slayer (The Awesome)

Genre: Hip-Hop, Pop, Miscellaneous

Released: 7 March

It's been a while since I saw "Pigeon John" flying everywhere. Finally, the album is approaching for the next month, so it's an opportunity to write a few lines. It is fortunate, several pieces are already available on the web, including video.

activist for a good fifteen years, the Californian MC has done a great promo before the release of the album. Easy, by paying the services of Franco-American Hervé Salters aka General Elektrik, who co-produced the album. So obviously nothing to do with a big hip-hop to the U.S., no big bass lines or maddening beats. It will include more flashy synths, acoustic guitars and other instruments not bad for a while but really refreshing swing.

course opened significantly on the general public, Pigeon John is paying the luxury of a large volume visibility even before the release of the album. No wonder, even my mother could head movement. The album seems to be a kind of hybrid music, ignoring boundaries. This warm blend of pop and hip-hop is appealing, and finally for the moment anyway. Even

texts are gratifying. We walk in the stories of the MC on the hassles of daily life, smile, since the tone is quite humorous from what I heard. The formula is perfect for radio. "The Bomb" is the best illustration. Pigeon John is simply a kind of classy crooner dipped in a sauce lightly sprinkled with hip-hop.

The general tenor of the album however seems quite sparse. While the majority of titles that I listened to are energetic, "Davey Rockit" contrasts with the genre. MC sings sweetly, before switching into a hip-hop simple and efficient, which is frankly pleased.

It is too early to make a final opinion. Even if it seems to be a success almost assured.

Nesk

Link:
- MySpace





Monday, February 21, 2011

Nicole Kidman Is Ugly

FaltyDL – You Stand Uncertain (Planet Mu)


FaltyDL - You Stand Uncertain (Planet Mu)

Genre: Dubstep

Released: 14 March

FaltyDL I had left with his first long format "Love Is a Liability " model of rigor, which allowed us to expect a sequel already announced as the most crisp. Indeed, the EP "Bravery " apparently went out and put a slap pretty monumental to those who listened. The test was only put water in his mouth.

And as if that were not enough, the New Yorker Drew Lustman it again with two new EP, "Phreqaflex" and "Endeavour". Meanwhile, fans of the genre were no longer in their chairs, jostled by a musician outsized. So voila!

result, "You Stand Uncertain," in the long format is expected as the messiah by most of us fans. Some of my little brothers even had a chance to listen to it already. And read it all, it does seem that this is one of the major drives of the beginning of 2011.

Until more information, I leave you with "Truth". And above all, a preview of the album's website Planet Mu .

Nesk

Link:
- MySpace



Friday, February 11, 2011

Pool Fun With Nadine Jansen And Milena

Norman Palm – Shore to Shore (City Slang)


Norman Palm - Shore to Shore (City Slang)

Genre: Pop, Folk, Electronic

Released: February 28

Well, I am met by my discovery of the Day: Norman Palm. Apparently, the group does not seem unknown. Finally, from what I learned, Norman Palm is the singer, accompanied on the next "Shore to Shore" by two musicians.

short, it goes quickly into the heart of the matter, because the album is listening on SoundCloud full and MySpace. Indeed, it is easily carried by this world-folk pop, enhanced by a beautiful voice not necessarily singular. The album itself is relatively equal, though some titles out of the lot outright. The whole is slightly versatile: it ranges from soft music and quiet and more energetic tracks. Not really a story of duality, but I would say complementarity.

"Smile" seems to go on a whirlwind, so it leaves room for a ride yet well measured, returning the ball to "Landslide," the same ilk. Listen Norman Palm strangely with a small grin strange. And it is this: we let ourselves go, caressed by a gentle breeze. This is music to listen on beach, among your friends and a few bottles. Without thinking.

"Easy" is misleading, quickly seems energetic but seems slightly too convoluted, with his little electro synth, broad cloths nauseous, and an underlying rhythm rather special. Everything becomes still quite intoxicating. "Sleeper" as the first "Start / Stop", play the card of seduction, while simplicity.

The favorites are attributed to three pieces that have very little to do. "Images" and "$ 20" are excellent, but nowhere near the superb "Phantom Lover" sort of universal piece and done, through all stages, enhanced by a voice, this time, found a niche for himself while leaving a place yet intelligent instruments.

is hardly the record of the year. But if everyone else could at least have the same level, 2011 will look like a Chateau Margaux The best era.

Nesk

Links:
- MySpace
- Official Site



Thursday, February 10, 2011

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Beans – End it all (Anticon)


Beans - End It All (Anticon)

Genre: Abstract Hip-Hop

Released: February 15

Scheduled for February 15, the fourth test out solo Beans, once will not hurt, on the Anticon label. Beans has not always been unanimity with his music solo with fans, boasting that they are far from the madness and originality of the big time
Antipop Consortium.

So it is true that some titles were missing a few spirited and sometimes leave the listener a little hungry. But personally charismatic flow of the MC has always packed and some instrumentals stick perfectly to the particular phrasing Beans (see clip below).

To return to this next record, Beans was surrounded by a gaggle of sacred invited to accompany him. Side featuring Tunde Adebimpe find it (TV on the Radio) on the track "Mellow you out." But it is mainly the production we will cross a slew of artists, not least! Four Tet, Ade Firth, DJ Nobody, Bumps (Tortoise), Fred Bigot Prolific That Kid, Tobacco, Sam Fog (Interpol), In Flagranti, Son Lux, etc ...

More importantly, the title is likely to wriggle my esgourdes is the last album, "Hunter "Clark signed an instrumental! Yes sir, yes! When I see quality prods Clark, the association with Beans could be downright insane. I unfortunately could not put the ear, but I'm willing to bet that its going to be terrible.

Just for the purchase of this track record should be required ...

wony

Links:
- Myspace
- Anticon