Showing posts with label Video. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Video. Show all posts

Tuesday, 28 February 2012

Video: Profound & Ejoox -- "No Church in the Wild Remix"

My dude Pro and his boy do the damn thing over Ye and Jay's "Church in the Wild" beat.



Monday, 13 February 2012

Video: Childish Gambino -- "Heartbeat"

Here's something to power you through the start to your workweek: The latest single from Gambino's Camp. Once again, Donald Glover's artistic mind draws out a more abstract, cinematic view of the theme behind the song, and not so much on the song itself.

As for the song, though, I can say this: When I first heard it, it didn't really win me over. It seemed like just a cool little track about a girl, nothing that I would've put in the top half when ranking the tracks on Camp. But one night, on about the 10th or 11th rotation of the CD over my car's stereo, I suddenly caught on to the composition of the beat, and the complexity he achieved by weaving it in so tightly with both the momentum of his flow and the context of his lyrics in each verse. Now I think it may be his most polished track on the album.



Thursday, 9 February 2012

Video: Jay-Z & Kanye West -- "Ni**as in Paris"

(Am I the only one who thought this was the follow-up to "1 Night in Paris" when he first heard about it? No? ...*cough* Uhh...)

Be prepared, this might short-circuit your brain.




Friday, 11 November 2011

Video: "Cocky & Arrogant" -- Off Rip ft. Joe Budden, Royce Da 5'9", and FranChize

This track is a couple of years old, but I still love it. And this is the first I've seen the video (I don't get out much). So fuck it, I'm putting it up.

Monday, 31 October 2011

Video: Childish Gambino -- "Bonfire"

Here's the new video for the first single off of Gambino's new album, "Camp". Perfect for Halloween.

Tuesday, 30 August 2011

Booty Music

From Lyndsey Parker at Reality Rocks:
You've probably tried to block it from your mind, but you may remember with a shudder that back in March of this year, Kim Kardashian attempted to follow in the Manolo-shod footsteps of fellow reality-TV starlets Paris Hilton and Heidi Montag and launch a pop "singing" career. The resulting single, "Jam (Turn It Up)," was so awful, it made Heidi sound like Adele. The song became of the butt of jokes (pun intended) by critics and tweeters alike, and Kim swiftly went about getting engaged and orchestrating a grand tabloid wedding to make us forget all about the disaster.
Ouch. Lyndsey must've gotten cut off on the highway this morning by someone driving a car with a license plate that read "KIM", because she just went for the jugular in this post.

Anyways, here is the clip from Kim K.'s video. With sound turned up, the needle tilts to the right on the "Laughable/Painful" scale. With the sound turned off (highly recommended, at least for repeat viewings), it's Kim at her best—in other words, it's a "Tail Report".

Wednesday, 29 June 2011

Video: Lupe Fiasco ft. Trey Songz -- "Out of My Head"

It took me a while, but I finally copped "Lasers" two weeks ago. And it hasn't stopped bumping in my car stereo since then. This is definitely one of my favorite tracks on the CD. The entire album is a much more polished, much more mature Lupe, and this track shows it off beautifully.

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