Edm Songs Analysis

Sydney has heard this song before, and she said it was good. Also, I enjoy how it is more upbeat than the rest of the songs, and the vibrato is less choppy which I enjoy more.

It is the epitome of a "cute love" song that doesn't overkill it with nauseating wording. It possess an ear-pleasing chorus that is hard to not fall in love with, as references of "The Mission" district in SF as place to go, accompanied by spanish lyrics sprinkled throughout the chorus. An equally cute song would also be "Home," with vocals that add a quirky punch leading to the

That’s why Kidron and his team specifically chose two renown music producers, JKEY (Beyoncé, The London Symphony, and Alicia Keys) and A&X (Don Omar’s “Danza Kuduro,” “Taboo,” and “Dutty Love”), to help achieve this effect. Known for their abilities to turn world musical influences into delectable beats, JKEY and A&X became the dream team on Cita’s newest tracks, “Rude Boy,” a Latin-laced cover of the Rihanna original, and “NYCita,” a Cita first. The two songs, coupled with JKEY’s hip-hop pocket and A&X’s deep, tropical pulse, highlight the singer’s sinuous vocals, elevating her to Gaga-like, transcendental pop

Berthold Auerbach once said, “Music washes away, from the soul, the dust of everyday life”. No one really knows when music first appeared in this world, but we do know that music has been among us for a very long time. Some define music as a bunch of notes put together to make a song, but I say it is so much more than that. Music is a way to tell stories, share emotions, a way to bring people together. It is part of who we are as people. It is in our culture, our religion, and it defines us. It helps us remember the many wonderful memories from our past and helps us imagine an amazing future. So you see, it is important to make music a part of your life.

When going through a mental breakdown of all ranges, it did indeed feel like all control was out of my hands. The line “she’s falling but she doesn't think he’ll catch her” is immensely emotion-evoking. When in a state of breaking down mentally, it feels as if no one is there to save or catch you. It is also extremely difficult to break free from an emotional breakdown. High school has definitely called for situations that I felt the pressure and broke from it. The slow paced melody is created a trance like state that forced me to become aware that a mental breakdown is occuring. While this song does not necessarily help me through a mental break down, it does strengthen my ability to break past

Soulja Boy Type Beat, Drake Type Beat, Instrumentals, Wale Type Beat,MGK Type Beat,Wiz Khalifa Type Beat, Rick

This fast Tempo reggaeton song has been an all time favorite party go to song. This song is a very fun song to listen, to dance, or to sing at the top of your lungs. The way Daddy Yankee raps in his song makes it a little more complicated to keep up with the lyrics. Other then him saying “Gasolina” 100 times in the song; the lyrics in this song is not would cause me to love it so much. The rhythm he has in the song gives off a very happy feeling. He has a fast paste going for it causing the song to make you want to get off your feet and dance. This song shows who I am since I’m always in happy fun mood. I love to dance and sing and this song has always been the number one in my head that describes

Hip-hop and rap music includes sampling, which involves incorporating snippets of other songs into their tunes.

Stone’s beautiful voice. “Love Me” sets the tone with an initial beat that grabs you, its lyrics may suggest a conventional love song: “Love me from your heart/Love me from your soul/Take me as the one you chose,” but both the laid back beat, some lyrics like “Now don't give me those eyes/It's meaning less, please hide it” and the powerful voice overlay all bespeaks her passion. The theme of love continues, albeit failed and abusive love in: ”This Ain’t Love.” The music punctuates the meaning of each phrase with almost visceral power: “Baby can you hear this sound/All the arguments are screaming out/This ain't love that we've found at all, at all/Baby won't you realize/You know that I'm not your prize/Why we wasting our time/To me you're nothing at all.” It’s gut-wrenching, painful stuff and Ms. Stone is just a tad in your face with it as is appropriate from the perspective of the abused partner. This mix of layered sounds, rhythms paced to meaning and that great soulful voice of Ms. Stone’s are the essence of the magic of this album. While I typically immerse myself in any album I review, I’ve probably listened to this one at least couple dozen times. Each stanza, every turn of phrase and lilt of guitar or punch of drum come together to give a

In 2014, an extremely catchy throwback to the doo-wop days called “All About That Bass” came out. The track was so refreshing when I first heard it. I remember seeing Trainor in the pastel-filled music video with some simple choreography and a message for women to embrace every inch of their body and be confident. Not only did I hear the meaning behind Trainor’s playful lyrics, the extremely catchy song spread like wildfire when it hit the radio topping national charts from over 50 countries internationally. Even though Trainor is only 21 (20 when “All About That Bass” came out) and new to being on the performing side of the music biz, her ability to craft songs that will sway what’s popular in music, makes her an artist to watch. On January 13th, 2015 Meghan Trainor will be

I love this song because it is sung by my favorite artist Taylor Swift and the genre is pop. I can immediately tell this song is pop because of the style of the song. The beat is fast, the guitar and keyboard creates a hip and cool beat, and I can recognize the artists’ voices immediately. The texture of this song is thick as it is edited to have many different instrumental parts adding to make the song come together as one. Zayn is a male singer and sings in the countertenor vocal range, but he can also sing in a high soprano vocal range like Taylor Swift does in this song. The couple both take turns singing the harmony during the chorus and verses of the

I need the Ariana voice in particular, and she will surprises audiences with her beautiful voice. That is an awful loud voice from such a frail figure. She exactly understood that how to do abdominal breathing during her voice becomes stable on the high notes. Farthermore, it is easy for me to ear high sounds well. Even it is a difficult piece to song, the sunger Ariana had amazing voice to hitting the high tones. While I listend her voices, she sings with a sure ear for pitch, and even it was just an ordinary voice, yet she sang in tune. She has even more gentle voice. While Ariana’s voice is not technically brilliant it has a quality which is unmistakable. However, beginning of the stage, she closed her eyes to feel the song more deeply,

The boldest statement off Ariana Grande’s Dangerous Woman comes not from Ariri, but from Nicki Minaj: “I'm the queen of rap, young Ariana run pop”. While Nicki’s status as the head woman of modern rap is pretty solid, it does tell a lot about Ariana Grande’s ambitions for her third album. Many ex-teen pop idols tried to break their image through shock tactics in the past (see; Britney Spears, Christina Aguilera and Miley Cyrus). Meanwhile, Ariana’s evolution has been more subtle since leaving the Nickelodeon powerhouse. 2014’s My Everything made a point to make her look like a serious, grown-up artist and if Dangerous Woman is her attempt at becoming a sex-symbol, it is done in a very classy way.

Though this song has received the same radio treatment as just about every Drake pop smash, this one doesn’t necessarily scream “Controlla” or “One Dance”. This cut seems far more authentic and even a bit reminiscent of "Feel No Ways", all the while feeling the sonic sensation of a bottle of Malibu being poured down my throat.

The most influential songs are ones that are slower, rather than heavy metal that pounds your ears. Selwyn Duke from The New American says that “The ‘sound’ of heavy metal [for instance] serves to cue more aggressive schemata, and thus increase the likelihood of aggressive responses…It’s undoubtedly true that certain musical sounds correlate with certain “schemata,” or patterns of thinking.” (Duke) If all you listen to is music that attacks you, you may have a more aggressive disposition. This is why it is better to listen to slower, calmer music. A perfect example of this is “Unconditionally”. It has a common time signature, or 4/4 time. For those of you who don’t know music lingo, that means a song can