Nerdcore hip hop

Music is apart of my culture. As a hispanic, music affects the way I dance, and what I'm forced to listen to on a Saturday morning driving to church. Music is a major part of why I'm still sane. With all the stress, drama, emotions, and insecurities I face as a teenager, music allows me to escape to a place in my mind where all that matters is the rhythm pulsing through me, and the vocals that I pretend come from my lungs. While listening to music, I'm no longer stressing about the 70% I got on my

my life i could dance all day and night my mom said i been dancing since i was just 3 years old i dance kinda good i don’t dance that good to be a dance star but i’m going keep trying and trying and one day i’m make it there, i like to dress in a hip-hop kind of way because it’s just the way i am i dress in a way to explain me or i dress in the way my mood is , I love to eat gumbo , gumbo is the food that bring my family together , like it could be a hot sunny day and my mom cook gumbo then my mom

Generally speaking, a DJ’s job is to present a series of records for the enjoyment of the audience. That applies to the radio DJ as well – they play music intermingling it with chat or some sort of comedic performance. The club DJ, on the other hand, does something much more musically creative – s/he presents records by performing them to produce a cohesive musical atmosphere. Songs are carefully chosen, strung together in an improvised story to make a continuous and flowing set. Whether the DJ chooses

Good Kid, M.A.A.D City Kendrick Lamar did an exceptional job on his 2012 album, starting a new limit that all other rappers will have to reach. Unlike any other rapper; Lamar tells a real, true, and relatable story, and this contributes to this albums success. This novel like album does not hold back at all when its story is being told within the twelve songs featured. Kendrick speaks of several scenarios happening while he is 17 and living his life. He throughout this album speaks on finding his

The Significance of Soundscan Historical Background After the World War II ended, the enormous population of new generation who were given birth during the war era became majority of the world. In that regard, most industries smoothly switched the aim to the new customers. For example, music industry, one of the most sensitive industries, rapidly aligned line of sight to the newly born customers. While the previous era which was about to cross the border of Post Romanticism era was more focused

coast to coast in every street, both by people in their cars and by protesters. TPAB is a long, heavy, dense record. Not only is it bearing an important message, the album managed to give us a lot of great music. Inside one CD, Kendrick bounces from hip-hop to jazz, from R&B to rock, from giving us the funk to interviewing Tupac himself and managed to make it sound new and exciting every time. Highlights are all around the album, be it the aforementioned Alright, the dancefloor-filling King Kunta, the

Graffiti has existed for several decades and it's still going strong. By the definition of any type of writing on the wall, it actually goes back to ancient Rome. The style of urban graffiti, that most identify as graffiti, came from New York City in the late 1960s. It was born by the tagging of subway trains. Tagging means, that they would simply leave their signature in places. For tagging on the insides of trains, permanent markers worked, but using spray cans of paint quickly became popular as

As for sound sources, “it’s an R&B song with a medium hip-hop tempo of 104 beats per minute” and there are the bass riffs throughout the whole song, creating a very vibe-on atmosphere. As for the most essential part of the composition of the song – the vocal melody, 3 of them girls successfully conveyed their

Drake tuned out his mother in the back of her little black Acura. She was bringing him to another one of these therapy groups to help with what the doctor called depression. Drake wasn't depressed in his eyes he just had given up on life. The only thing that mattered to him was the music, he only left the house for his job, and to go make music with a friend of his 40. As he watched the grey clouds move through the sky on the ever so horrible Monday, his mother was continually blabbing away on the

Aubrey Drake Graham was born in Toronto, Ontario to the parents of Sandi Graham and Dennis Graham. Drake’s father is from Memphis, Tennessee, and Drake’s mother is a white Jewish Canadian. His parents divorced when he was only five years old. Looking back on his early life, Drake had lived two different lives because of his parents' separation; he lived in a very upper-class part of Toronto, and, when in Memphis, was told he was "the furthest thing from hood." He witnessed many life-changing experiences