Michelle Hernandez
@michelleherna
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AMERICAN PIE: when emo-core and jerk merged into something beautiful
You know, for me, Surf Gang used to consist exclusively of the endlessly adored evilgiane and the very interesting Babyxsosa (I'll write about her sometime), but this year I discovered another cool member of the group - POLO PERKS <3<3<3. Both his old works and new ones are distinguished by very cool guitar and rock samples. And what happened with Polo when he started working with the cool producer Fear Dorian is just a song, literally. After the success of the composition "BOYBAND", the guys released an album with AyooLii A Dog's Chance, where, in my opinion, there is too much unnecessary.
But where there is nothing unnecessary, it is on the EP "AMERICAN PIE", released this Wednesday. The producers of the release were Fear Dorian and two beatmakers from NOVAGANG: Quinn and Zoot. And the style of each beatmaker is well-read here, and POLO's reading fits in well with the concept of the sound of each of the beats. 0 reply
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Smokedope2016: Mysterious, Alluring World of 2016
Smokedope2016 is a mysterious Virginia-born-and-raised producer who has made a name for himself within the underground music scene in no time, taking listeners all over the world back into the good ol' days. And genius, if you ask me. His music is characterized by a foggy-even smoky-stoned vibe and a slow tempo. It is a rather deep listen that creates an immersive atmosphere and has helped him gather a number of followers in a short amount of time in the game.
As far as live performances go, Smokedope2016 made his debut in Brooklyn, NY this August 2024. Before smokedope2016, he put out music under the alias "Fairfield," further showing the growth of the artist. With each release, he's continuing to push the boundaries and his unique sound.
This is somehow the phenomenon of an artist. While in these days any artist takes care of his appearance, this guy got widespread popularity underground, having never shown his face. That is cool. 0 reply
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Within the last week, I have seen three movies: Punch-Drunk Love, New York, New York, and American Beauty.
One could refer to them as projects of the 2000s, but they all appeared very similar to me. Not in terms of the plot, but in terms of working with the genre-or better said- genres. All these movies have comedy, drama, melodrama, and even horror elements. It is my feeling that multi-genre cinema is so rare these days, and for that reason probably, the works of Kristoffer Borgli stand out so much. He grew up with such projects and now wants to bring that into his work.
I wonder, why did they make films like that back then? The MTV era? The Millennium? If you have answers or suggestions, let me know! 0 reply
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