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what is the music equivalent of this dress
>>53921429
so wht color is it???
4'33 because it changes with each performance
>>53921429
/mu/
any plug acid intelligent grime man in
is /bleep/ kill?
>finn on an american issue
What do you think of Jaden Smith? Beside him being the son of Will Smith, he's actually pushing for a rapping career. Whether it's on own strength or not is debatable, but it's actually pretty decent. The kid's 16.
Latest album recently dropped and is free4stream:
http://thisisthealbum.com/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dEi66I9ElXU
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yHnSW9kDUOs
I will never forgive that faggot for ruining Karate Kid.
>>53916513
That first song is chill as fuck. Fully feeling this. He could honestly be really good when he gets older.
>>53916513
Yeah being a rapper is easy when everything is ghostwritten and you have rich family and friends to promote you. Honestly I hate the kid, and everything he stands for.
You have 10 seconds to name a good buff musician.
(Protip: You can't, because every hour a guy spends lifting weights is an hour he doesn't spend practicing his instrument.)
Jonh Pretucii of Dream Theater is a heck of player even if his compositions are only technically complex
ITT: We post pictures and say what genre the album would be
britpop because its a blurry photo
>melancholy folk about suicide
shoegaze because its a blurry photo
R.I.P Jun 'Nujabes' Seba
February 7, 1974 – February 26, 2010
Today is the fifth anniversary of his death ;_;
truly a sad day for music, and the world.
>sample of his work
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wGfguhnvECc
Take some time to post you favorite track[s] and pay respects.
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7sQgAkMdifk
R.I.P
who cares
>music isn't on Spotify
who gives a shit
I cannot find this album literally anywhere.
However, general thread theme, post requests and shares.
>>53902062
>not starting with a share
this thread must now die
sage
Death Grips - Jenny Death
>Experimental Hip-Hop, Industrial, Noise
>https://mega.co.nz/#!Pkpi0aDZ!-3ofAYxqF8wjnA0i7_s7jadHW5SRDK3CIgxF1O0EQiI
Sample: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r5GCn1BKkxg
>>53902321
I come to /mu/ SOLELY for the dank memes. Thank you ;^o
>Album cover is some abstract shapes/colors
>cover shows the band members staring dramatically at the different directions
fuck yu OP Immunity was p good record
>Album cover is a warped picture
any "math rock" band that's not essentially screamo over kids tapping?
pic very related
piglet
65dos is alright too i guess
Don Caballero should be right up your alley.
The Gang Font feat. Interloper
>fresh beats edition
Post the tracks you're working on, discuss general music composition. Learn why you should pay thousands for an EQ and what a DI box is.
Remember to use:
>clyp.it for WiPs
>soundcloud for finished tracks and getting called a marmite miner for not going to soundcloud threads
We're making an album! (or trying to).
Check the next post for info.
Stuff:
>Pastebin - Links, books, videos, articles, tutorials and stuff:
http://pastebin.com/pYGCLu6q
>/prod/ wiki - looking for contributors (wink, wink)
http://mu-sic-production.wikia.com/wiki//mu/sic_Production_Wiki
Previous thread: >53844429
>>53889581
We're making an album! (or trying to).
How to join:
>Take a good look at this picture
>Be inspired by it
>that's it
Anything goes, feel free to find anons to collab and have fun with in any way you want. Or just work solo.
We're doing this for fun.
>>53889581
>marmite miner
holy shit my grampa used to say that. its still funny as shit to this day.
Can anyone upload this to mega
Mixing Secrets for the Small Studio:
http://digitalmusicsstudio.wikispaces.asu.edu/file/view/Mixing+Secrets+for+the+Small+Studio(2011)BBS.pdf
THe link isn't working for me
What does /mu/ think about Nine Inch Nails?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4xg-Wk2DEXs
I don't think about Nine Inch nails, in fact it never even crossed my mind that they still existed until you made this thread
Trent looks like Pete Townshend's long-lost son.
Do you foreigners like grime?
No I don't know why kanye likes that crap
>>53891429
Loads of US rappers fucks with it, that's why I thought more of you guys would
i understand that Kanye and Drake have shone a spotlight on grime recently but i still don't get why it's being discussed so much suddenly
Danny Brown and all of his followers have been sucking his own dick about him shouting out grime in 2009 like he was some kind of prophet
didn't everyone know about grime way back in 2003 when Boy In Da Corner dropped?
hasn't grime basically been dead for like 5+ years?
No Britcucks edition
any acid man in
any no sleep canada man in?
>The beat reigns unchallenged in the industrial bacchanals of Fleure and Prac-f, in the relentless cyborg assault of Spl9. More calmly, VekoS also presupposed an aesthetic that is purely about rhythm, or, better, anti-rhythm. The program stretches all the way to the jovial pseudo-calypso of T ess xi and the acrobatic tapping of Flep, far away from the glacial mood that is more typical of Autechre. Then, again, existential melancholy emanates from the laconic 1 1 is and the way it drifts towards extinction; and plain neurosis propels, or, better, deters, the progression of the nine-minute Nodezsh, a repetitive piece that in theory should be hypnotic but ends up being more horrific than hypnotic. The chopped, irregular beats are also used to craft the harrowing soundscape of Runrepik and the abstract dissonant chamber music of the ten-minute Cloudline. This album almost undoes the "melodic" current that swept through Oversteps. In fact, it stands as its ideological counterpart. Deco Loc, the user-friendly track that mixes cut-up vocal samples with hip-hop beats, feels out of context. So does the eight-minute Yjy Ux, which could be an upbeat remix of a minimalist concerto by Terry Riley until it decays into a ghastly fever of drones and scrapes, and it keeps decomposing until very little is left of the beat amid whirring echoes.
>On the downside, the ten-minute Irlite is typical of the confusion that keeps Autechre from making coherent statements: too much happens and too little remains. The twelve-minute Bladelores is swept by a quasi-melodic breeze but, again, it doesn't seem to know what to do next, and the beat is surprisingly trivial by their standards. The nine-minute Recks On repeats a banal leitmotiv for a while and then, again, doesn't quite know how to handle it. No matter the redundancy and the sloppiness of the lengthier compositions, the sheer quantity of ventures and probes is enough to create a semiotic jungle for generations of aspiring PhD students.
>>53888853
What is this bullshit
>>53888868
http://www.scaruffi.com/vol6/autechre.html#exa
>irlite
>downside
Discarded
"I like the most obscure pop music!"
"No, I like the most obscure pop music!"
nice board fellas
dumb frogposter
/mu/ hasn't been about obscurity in about 3 years.
No one is forcing you to see our misery.
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