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Showing posts with label trap. Show all posts
Showing posts with label trap. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 6, 2013

Future Brown - Wanna Party (feat. Tink)

Future Brown is a basically an indie electronic supergroup,
composed of Fatima Al Qadiri, Nguzunguzu and J-Cush.

This first single from the trio finds Chicago female emcee Tink
inviting you to turn up with her over a cavernous apocalyptic
trap beat.

Well what are you waiting for?


Monday, March 4, 2013

XXXIΛIXXX - 소원을 말해봐


XXXIΛIXXX are from China. That's the most I can tell you since
I do not speak any Chinese language and everything about them is 
in that. But good music crosses even those barriers.

Over a dark anthemic trap beat, these two songbirds say.....something
in a very catchy melody, reminiscent of pre-Nick-Cannon Mariah.

It sounds so good who cares what any of it means?

Wait is there an app that can translate this?


Wednesday, December 26, 2012

Winona Hyper - U


Another mysterious musical bad ass. Sigh.....

The only scrap of information about Winona Hyder is that he/she/it is from Japan.
What is not a mystery is the beauty of this shimmering trillwave jam.


Wednesday, October 24, 2012

Lockah - "Please, Lockah, Don't Hurt 'Em"



Scottish producer Lockah is all hot and ready to drop his second EP out November 7
via Mishka. This joint titled after the EP is a gorgeously bi-polar eargasm, 
swinging from trap to house over the course of five minutes.

It's starts with bouncing progressive house chords and that bass drum thump.
But that's soon all eaten up by rave synths, pitched-up vocals and trap percussion. 
It's a constant tug and pull through the track.

We probably should let Lockah hurt us.


Thursday, July 12, 2012

Sasha Go Hard - Do U Know Who I Am (Mixtape Stream)


Sasha Go Hard has a killer with this mixtape. This follow up to her first mixtape
'Glory Girl' is very consistent. At 15 tracks, there is no filler. It's just fix after fix
of that murky ominous Midwest trap rap that has been recentlyflowing out Chicago's
 veinsvia transfusions from Chief Keef and King Louie.

Considering her lil' bad ass, she quite mature and thoughtful, always coming through
lyrically, riding these dirty beats with her limber laidback flow that she switches up
at the right time. Furthermore, props to her display of female unity by throwing on
a posse cut with fellow Chi-town femme spitters - Katie Got Bandz and Chella H.

She ain't called 'Go Hard' for no reason.