Latest commentary and reviews on underground Hip Hop, Alternative, and Experimental music
Image from getmybuzzup.com When this short procession was showcased back in 2015, I did not know what to apprehend of it. The track was too dark and muddled for me to really see what his point was with the track. I only found an eerie sensation prolonging for a while after listening to it in […]
Image from mujobeatz.bandcamp.com Mujo is one in the plethora of beat producers who hide within the international scope of the instrumental movement. Not much is known about his lifestyle or the styles of choice that influences his music. Perhaps not even much of his physical presence has been witnessed or seen by his listeners. The […]
Image from mcr.live Jazz is the definite precursor to Hip-Hop’s birth. There is no other objective retort against the fact. Before young, husky lyricists found a way for their creative flow to make them a living, young street players of the major metropolitans transferred their instrumental capabilities to make it to the Apollo Theater. That […]
Image from streetsects.bandcamp.com This post was published on nerdyscoop.com The urban Hardcore scene is riddled with begrudged souls and content marauders. This has always been the case since Hardcore’s augmentation from the 1980’s and throughout. Going to a Hardcore show is like no other experience. Not many other event fanatics treat each other as dear […]
Image from ericlau.bandcamp.com Hip-Hop and Neo-Soul go hand in hand, with the ability to disguise each other in their fusion, or distinctly flow together as a perfect duo. Something about the MPC’s instruments emulates the sounds of the drums and cymbals so well, that both instruments could be mistaken for one another at some points. […]
Image from glennastro.bandcamp.com The purpose of House music, in essence, is to make someone dance to typically soothing sounds. Deep House is the perfect fruition that came from the ongoing evolution of House music. Sultry music was made cool and resonated with both the fervent dancers and nightly ruminators. Being that House music was simple […]
Image from wuntwo.bandcamp.com Published on UIC Radio. On the 26th of October, a small theater near the Loyola University campus, hidden in between a Starbucks and a Thai place, was premiering the F.W. Murnau’s 1922 silent film, Nosferatu. The theater room was compact with a lack of theater members and portrayed the film from a […]
Image from dope90.bandcamp.com There had been points of reminiscence that halt me in my tracks from time to time. In times of lax activity or isolation, one independent detail from an obscurely unrelated thing deceives my mind into approaching a flashback. Sometimes the enticement could occur through a song you’re listening to, as well as […]
Image from complex.com This post was published on nerdyscoop.com George Miller is an eccentric figure in the vast space of the internet. Standing in the middle of popular scoffing and unconditional attention, Miller has managed to juggle between his celebrity status and personal livelihood. Following his endeavors since my early high school days, it’s difficult […]
Image from store.craftrecordings.com The holiday ‘feel’ that The Peanuts achieved is one of Vince Guaraldi’s peaking achievements of his career. His lent touch has commenced the cultural and commercial phenomena of holiday cheer. The Christmas Time is Here melody, for example, is one of the more essential holiday tracks to display in the background of […]
