We are guilty of a lot of things,
one of the biggest one is that we are suckers of the big names. That’s probably
the biggest problem with us. It’s unfortunate that many of us fail to keep us
with the current releases, sometimes, it’s really because the releases aren’t anything
to talk about. Okay, that may be the problem, sometimes to legitimize our
content, it’s about talking about something worth talking about ‘WHERE DID THE
GOOD MUSIC GO??”
That’s not to say they there is
no good music out there, it’s there, but the question is, what type of A class
are you, are the “barely made it to seventy five percent type” or are you the “A”
plus type of artist who makes music that we can say “DAAAAMN !! That’s a dope
track” to. We put up an email, and we diligently listen to the music that is
sent in. Sometimes, some of the productions are embarrassing, the reason we
then don’t talk about them is that if we said flowery words like “the banger
from so and so” that would be a blatant lie. We don’t want to lie to our
readers. We would rather keep quiet about it and scout for music that has been
made by people who actually sound like they aren’t just in it as a spare time
hobby.
Yes, we are bloggers, if you had
a hot jam last year and created a buzz, we will blog about you, WHY? Because last
year, you worked hard enough to get people’s attention (and ours too) and you
are something to talk about. The secret to it is, don’t just make music for the
sake of pushing a rhyme on a beat, having metaphors and punch-lines that sound
like something we ALL have heard before, be something worth talking about.
So, not that to say we don’t make
mistakes, we might make them here and there but we stand by what we feel. IF
YOUR SONG ISNT BETTER THAN ANYTTHING THAT WE HAVE ALREADY HEARD BEFORE THERE IS
A HIGH CHANCE IT MIGHT NOT BE TALKED ABOUT. Why we live by this is simply
because we love progression not regression or stagnation.That, is OUR PROBLEM..DEAL WITH IT
Here are some tracks and projects which we like from recent releases
A very well crafted mixtape. Probably the best we have heard
this year. Good work
New Era: Marques à
http://t.co/f1oJzYwfjJ
The song has a very live feel to it. A very different side
of Marcques. The type of song we would go to a show to sing to
We are fans of Illceey, he has accomplished more than your
top five Zim Rappers any on given Sunday.
He drops another single just for you.
MC Cut : Ndomupei à
https://www.google.com/url?q=https%3A%2F%2Fsoundcloud.com%2Fhtwnzfynstzw%2Fndomupei-ft-tinashe-makura&sa=D&sntz=1&usg=AFQjCNFMUv7nbug5j45aqQqsSPoBkKW4nA
A really heartfelt song that many people will be able to
relate to. A story of love, coming of age and survival.
Flabbz Ashton with Vuyo Brown and Nashie : Praise him
http://www.google.com/url?q=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.reverbnation.com%2Fjesuspositiveflabbz%2Fsong%2F20671016-praise-him-flabbz-feat-vuyo-brownhillz&sa=D&sntz=1&usg=AFQjCNFamPRtJepnWoKDGAZX4u9NyLOFOQ
