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bludnymph: The Genre-Defying Phenom Captivating Audiences

bludnymph: The Genre-Defying Phenom Captivating Audiences

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Jaay1 Invites You into His World of Love and Luxury in "Star Bae"

Jaay1, the rising star in the rap scene, is back with a new hit that's turning heads and melting hearts. His latest release, "Star Bae," not only delivers a catchy beat but also paints a vivid picture of a night filled with love and luxury.

A Glimpse into Jaay1's World:

The music video opens with Jaay1 chilling with his crew in a stylish loft. The scene quickly shifts as he's seen on FaceTime with a stunning woman, setting the stage for a night of romance and charm. Jaay1, always the player, invites her over, and the anticipation builds.

Surprises and Playful Moments:

As Jaay1's friends express skepticism, the doorbell rings, and in walks the beautiful woman, turning doubters into believers. The playful banter and scenes of the crew vacating the premises add a touch of humor to the narrative. It's evident that Jaay1 is not just about the music; he's here to tell a story.

"Star Bae" Unveils:

The music kicks in, and Jaay1 takes center stage, performing with charisma and confidence. The chemistry between him and his co-star is palpable, with playful fight scenes and intimate moments in a stylishly decorated space. The lyrics, "Saying I'm a player, I'm not tryna break your heart, bae" and "You fine, come and put it on me, spend a night, you can tell me what a star, bae" showcase Jaay1's smooth flow and romantic vibes.

Luxury, Love, and Lyrics:

"Star Bae" not only brings the beats but also combines them with a visual feast of opulence and romance. The video captures the essence of a star-studded night, complete with lounge scenes, flirtatious play, and a bedazzled bedazzled atmosphere.

Jaay1's Artistry and Future:

As Jaay1 continues to ascend in the music scene, "Star Bae" solidifies his position as an artist who seamlessly blends rhythm with storytelling. The question lingers: What's next for Jaay1? Fans can't wait to see where his musical journey takes them.

In Conclusion:

"Star Bae" is more than a song; it's an experience. Jaay1 invites you into his world of love, luxury, and lyrical finesse. It's a journey that transcends the ordinary, leaving listeners and viewers captivated by the star power that is Jaay1.

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MF DOOM in the studio, interview excerpts from DS2 archives, where he talks about his favorite gear during the ‘Mm.. Food’ era.

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Could Adult HipHop Getting It's Category Bridge The Generational Divide?

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Unleashing Swagger and Bankrolls: Pharoah Lotto Drops New Banger "Mr. Bankroll

Pharoah Lotto, the rising star in the rap game, is making waves with his latest track, "Mr. Bankroll." The song, a perfect blend of catchy beats and charismatic lyrics, introduces us to the unapologetically confident persona of Mr. Bankroll.

In the opening lines, Pharoah Lotto declares, "Hey, it's Mr. Bankroll sometimes, I'm Simon, they do what I say so." This sets the tone for a track that exudes authority and swagger. The reference to Simon suggests a commanding presence, with a touch of playfulness.

As the beat kicks in, Pharoah Lotto takes us on a journey through his preferences, stating, "I like orange, cush, purple, and pesos." The choice of colors and currencies paints a vivid picture of a lifestyle filled with luxury, style, and financial abundance. The rapper doesn't shy away from expressing his fondness for the finer things in life.

A standout moment in the song is when Pharoah Lotto drops the line, "We like women that's going to shake it in a straight row." This line not only adds a layer of playful sensuality but also emphasizes the appreciation for confident, empowered women who know how to own the spotlight.

The track is punctuated with the assertion, "They didn't see it when it happened; it was Case Closed." This line suggests that Pharoah Lotto moves in silence, making power moves discreetly. The phrase "Case Closed" implies a sense of finality and accomplishment, leaving no room for doubt about his success.

"Mr. Bankroll" is more than just a rap song; it's an anthem of self-assurance and opulence. Pharoah Lotto's confident delivery and charismatic lyricism make this track a must-listen for anyone looking to experience the bold and unapologetic energy of contemporary rap.

As Pharoah Lotto continues to rise in the rap scene, "Mr. Bankroll" stands out as a testament to his unique style and ability to captivate audiences with his magnetic presence and undeniable talent. Keep an eye on this rising star as he leaves an indelible mark on the world of hip-hop.

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The Internet - A Retrospective on the Odd Future Splinter Project

In the early 2010s, Tyler Okonma, or ‘The Creator,’ banded together an experimental hip-hop group of young black artists, naming the group ‘Odd Future.’ While the brand is highly recognizable and respected in today’s world, it was not always this way. This new sound of black artists creating art tailored to the (at the time) dominantly white skate culture led the group to face the discrimination of being called ‘weird’ and ‘gay.’ However, this group persisted in committing to being themselves, serving as an incubation period for many reputable artists we know today. Tracks such as ‘Oldie’ and ‘White’ introduced many of the popular music artists in today’s musical landscape. Odd Future curated the talent for the likes of Tyler, The Creator, Earl Sweatshirt, and of course, Frank Ocean.

In 2011, OF members Syd ‘tha Kyd’ and Matt Martians ventured off to create the splinter project dubbed ‘The Internet,’ introducing their discography with the album “Purple Naked Ladies.” Two years later, “Feel Good” introduced Patrick Paige II as the bassist and Christopher Smith as the drummer, tailoring new elements to the foundational sound PNL created. In honing their signature style, they experimented with Raliegh Ritchie in a few remixes such as “Free Fall” and “Stronger than Ever.” Syd stepped up confidently to the role of lead singer, reaping the soothing vocals that represented her undeniable swagger; additionally, her assistance in engineering early 2010s albums such as Goblin by Tyler, the Creator, Doris by Earl Sweatshirt, and Ali by Mike G built up her reputation as a talented music engineer. Paired with Patrick’s admirable bass skills and Matt Martian’s dreamy keyboard presence, the band would come to put out projects establishing their contribution to the new sounds of R&B.

LOVE SONG - 1

This short, simple ballad of a break-up holds a steady beat throughout the piece, with a short verse delivered by Syd. Syd’s soft, yearnful analysis of the state of her affair represents a common struggle of figuring out when to give up on the relationship. What is uncommon about this piece is the signature dreamy keyboard harmony, notably introducing a signature element that would come to identify this new band in future projects to come.

STRONGER THAN EVER - THE INTERNET REMIX

In a remix of several tracks from the Game of Thrones actor Raliegh Ritchie, The Internet brings an electronic buzz to the table that electrifies the heartfelt lyrics of resilience. The echoing of every verse resonates with the notion that the hardships associated with the constant strive to succeed can feel like shouting into a tunnel that lacks a response. Towards the end, Ritchie raises his tone and intensity, reaching a breaking point of feeling lost and alone, revealing he is driven mad by the implication of no resolution. However, the melody, “I fall but when I rise I’ll be stronger than ever,” is repeated to remind him of his resilience that will allow him to persevere. I connect to this song as I too have felt the struggles of reaching success, and like the melody, I have to remind myself what I am capable of to drive myself to succeed.

In 2015, Steve Lacy joined the group as the leading guitarist, graduating high school that same year. Steve’s relationship with the strings represented an incredible symbol of talent, taking inspiration from artists such as Jimi Hendrix, Thundercat, and the Neptunes. Combining these elements into the artistry of The Internet led to the production of the critically acclaimed “Ego Death,” breaking through the R&B world with unheard combinations of funk, jazz, indie rock, and R&B. Tracks such as Get Away and Girl challenged the very idea of what R&B can offer, with Tyler’s feature at the end reminding us of the humble beginnings. Rightfully so, the album was nominated for Best Contemporary Urban Album in 2016, as well as winning two BET awards.

GET AWAY

Lowering the tone to a deep bass sound, this provocative track begins Ego Death with a new concept of what The Internet can produce. Syd’s lyrics make the track portray themes of ostentation, calling on her same-sex affairs to create a unique singing dynamic about a girl in the articulation of an R&B woman singer. The low and slow beat still contains those dreamy elements in every Internet song, with Steve Lacy strumming a soft and light riff during the melody. The bittersweet theme is found in the lyrics of using drugs to escape the worries of committing to a relationship and is reflected accordingly in the instrumentals.

SPECIAL AFFAIR

This irreverent track mimics the sounds of nature; the dark and tense motif continues the character of a heartbreaker embodied by Syd. Syd’s soothing confidence creates a comfortable environment for the listener, while the deep bass lines and light, dreamy elements of Steve Lacy’s riffs continue throughout the track. The lead singer’s presence endures privilege, as the lyrics signify that she’s purely interested in intimacy without feelings. This provocative piece uses the sounds of nature to enhance the track’s tenderness, serving as an excellent nocturnal sound to accompany night drives.

GIRL (w/ KAYTRANADA)

The Internet continues to provide impressive collaborations, as Kaytranada's role of electronic/house producer registers a mesmerizing track that pulses a vibe unheard of. Kaytranada’s trippy yet tender sound paired with Syd’s vocals creates a gentle presence that makes the listener feel at ease. The lully track serves as a testament to the themes of yearning Syd creates, which can be misleading as conceived in previous tracks. The pulsing of the guitar riff alternating in and out of the beat, along with the small balance of bass, comes together to form a contemporary jazz track that few can pull off.

PALACE/CURSE (w/ TYLER, the CREATOR)

Palace/Curse ends Ego Death on a chill note, with Tyler’s accompaniment creating a whimsical ode to the girl. In Palace, a crowd is present to create an atmosphere that gets the listener hyped as if they’re actually in the crowd. The metaphoric Palace Syd sings about refers to the idea of seducing someone into her life of luxury, in accordance to the theme of the album. Transitioning into the low and slow “Curse” creates a feeling of daze, allowing the daydreamy elements of this band to shine. In the repetition of Steve Lacy’s repeating melody, ‘Baby I’m under your curse,’ and Matt Martian’s hypnotizing keyboard element to end the album on a jazzy note, this track entails as the perfect wrap-up of the incredible work that is Ego Death.

In 2018, the band created their last studio album under the name The Internet, dubbed ‘Hive Mind.’ More coverage of talent that Steve Lacy obtained peeked through, allowing the development of a new audience for his solo career. Before the release of this album, several members put out their own solo projects, such as Stevy Lacy’s ‘Demos’ and Syd’s ‘Fin’, alluding to the direction the band would go after the album. This final album serves as a more conscious reflection on the growth of the members throughout the years and the effect that music had on the process.

LA DI DA

Launching with his groovy guitar riffs, La Di Da allows Steve Lacy to shine through his vocals on the melody. Elements of the band’s signature style persist throughout this track, with added elements of funk. The fresh sound transforms into a softer jazz improvisation with a saxophone ending the track.

IT GET’S BETTER (WITH TIME)

If you’ve ever heard the track from Lil Uzi Vert, ‘The Way Life Goes,’ you’ll definitely be reminded of the same message Uzi presented to the listener. This tender track uses a bendy guitar riff to interact with a steady foundation of percussion, to which Syd’s lyricism provides a hopeful message of healing through hard times. Syd’s higher register in this track creates a satisfying comfort to the intended audience and is accompanied by an unexpected conscious verse from ‘Big Rube.’ His message of ‘The easy path rarely leads to what the heart truly desires’ comments on the discomfort required towards the pursuit of happiness. The track ends with a sunny jazz background to accompany a story from bassist Patrick Paige, who ardently explains his struggle with alcoholism and how he persevered through what seemed like a never-ending battle.

Overall, The Internet left an impact on the R&B world leaving a lasting impression. The contemporary elements the unique members contributed honed a signature sound of lulling comfort accompanying passionate and tender lyricism. This splinter project created an outstanding representation of the talent Odd Future would end up making, shaping these artists to be highly respected members of the musical community. While the band may no longer be together, their core values of passion for music bleed through the discography of The Internet, leaving the listener with a concept of how we can use music to truly create an emotional atmosphere.