Out of serious boredom yesterday coupled with a lot of hours to burn. I dug the internet mainly just enjoying the beat, "Aruarian Dance". I decided to found remixes using that beat combined with another set of acapellas. Leading to such discovery of wonderful mashups. I found a certain mix of JayZ, Common, Nas, etc's acapellas with Korean hip-hops beats. Sending to look up Korean Hip-Hop scene only to find out is really underground. Anyways, I discovered a pretty awesome Korean producer/MC that goes by the name of, The Quiett.
Here is the song that caught my attention,
and here it is coupled with Nas', Purple,
Even though, I can't understand a lick of Korean I'm hoping to look up more stuff from The Quiett.
Along, with that I was curious if HYDEOUT Productions came out with a new album, since I was listening to some more Nujabes. Under that I found a producer I've never heard from called Jemapur, and I looked up some of his songs on youtube only to found one.
Pretty trippy and neat, and it goes rather well with the beat. I was very interested in why they pointed out the director in this one, so, I decided to look up Kosai Sekine, and low and behold more sheer awesomeness. I really like his directing skills, so, here are two videos I found.
I really like the video, please watch it in its entirety especially for those whoever felt out of place.
Here something more light and comical.
I wish I had this job.
All in all, the internet and given my insatiable curiosity I found some very cool things, and I hope whoever reads enjoy this as well.
I'll start off small chit-chat blogs as a warm up. Anyways, I think I was pretty let down by Universal Mind Control last week, though I would admit Make My Day is a guilty pleasure I listen to over the break, where I do my little dance as I make breakfast. Though Keyshia Cole's A Different Me definitely a good listen. Though, I don't think is anything in comparison with the last two, especially the album, Just Like You. Though, it is stated the album is suppose to be more upbeat than her last two; meaning no heartbreak songs. Which in all honestly I love all heartbreak songs, and I only noticed that when I read the premise of this album.
Though is not a "heartbreak" album per say, it still has the same tonality to it. The album, really does emphasize her musical talent. I don't really dislike the songs, but not a lot of them stand out as much as her previous songs, maybe it'll grow on me. I haven't really sat down to listen to the album.
