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Feelin' Myself (ft. Miley Cyrus, Wiz Khalifa, French Montana & DJ Mustard) - will.i.am

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The Power

Snap!

(1990)

Hola

Gracias por visitarnos otra vez más y bienvenidos a nuestra colección dedicada a la Música electrónica. Hoy os vamos a sorprender con un tema que os hará vibrar y bailar: The Power, posiblemente el mayor éxito y la mejor canción del grupo alemán Snap!

Snap!, que podría traducirse como "chasquido" [de dedos], es un proyecto de música electrónica de baile fundado en Frankfurt en 1989 por dos productores muy reconocidos dentro de la escena dance europea (Eurodance): Michael Münzing -alias Benito Benites- y Luca Anzilotti -alias John "Virgo" Garret III-. Su primer trabajo supuso el lanzamiento en 1990 de un álbum titulado World Power.

Para la grabación del Lp, el dúo alemán contó con dos voces inolvidables: un rapero norteamericano llamado Durron Maurice Butler, más conocido como Turbo B, y una cantante americana llamada Penny Ford poniendo mucho más coros. El disco gustó y tuvo gran acogida tanto en Europa como en el resto del mundo.

World Power levanta pasiones y todavía hoy suena de maravilla. Ocho temas realmente buenos, pero sin duda alguna, The Power, es el mejor. Una auténtica gozada que podrás tener gratis en tu teléfono móvil como tono de llamada o como melodía matutina. Y es que hay que reconocer que The Power " te pone las pilas".

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"Американская фирма Transceptor Technology приступила к производству компьютеров... I've got the Power I've got the Power"

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FØNX ‘Hit Me Hard’ [Stream]

Brit School graduate FØNX introduces himself with his infectious debut single ‘Hit Me Hard’, co-produced by Grammy Award-Winning Producer Tommaso Colliva and FØNX, released on September 23rd via all major digital platforms.

FØNX’s wide range of influences shine through his intricate and lyrical writing with comparisons to Frank Ocean and Kanye West meets Paolo Nutini and Ed Sheeran.

FØNX…

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Locnville | Interview

Questions answered by Andrew Chaplin: In the world of music creative individuals always aspire to improve on their previous work and find new sonic avenues of expression, what were the things musical or other that you wanted to accomplish with this new album? For both of us, it was really about bringing the songwriting back. The last 2 albums we did were LCNVL albums and were much more dance and beat orientated. We've taken so much more inspiration since the last Locnville album and we've really upped our production game. All in all, it's a super solid body of work and I'm very proud to put my name to it. Were there short bursts of "creative brilliance" that took you down an entire different path with certain songs than originally planned? Yes, one hundred percent. Specifically the title track, Taste The Weekend, with Djenga. I feel like it's a truly unique sound, something that carries through in the track, Better. Did you feel the need to try new recording techniques for example to see what you could come up with and can you give us a run-through of the instruments and gear used on the album? I wouldn't even say we went out of our way to use new techniques, but we definitely did. The tracks were recorded all over the place in make shift studios and professional ones with various different mics and acoustics which really captures a rawness that you can't duplicate. We also worked with some co-producers on some of the tracks which is something new. Was "Taste The Weekend" written with a certain theme in mind from the start or did the tone of the music and lyrics reveal the direction of what it needed to be as the song writing process progressed? There wasn't an intention of a story or theme, but a story and theme kind of revealed itself as we were putting everything together. It's that divine intervention. Can you give us some insight into the meaning behind the cover art, who designed it and the reasons you chose this imagery to accompany the songs? It was shot by Dylan Louw of Triplane Studios who has a great eye for catching that shot in a moment. We had a basic idea of the mood we were going for and managed to capture it. We weren't going to use that shot for the cover, but when we were in the selection process that picture came up, and it's just striking and strong. There's no need to put too much other print on it which is why we did it very subtly. Who are the people you had an opportunity to work with on the recording side of things and how did their work contribute to the music? Particularly Grapevine, we worked with quite a few people. Esjay Jones who helped us really flesh the track out with melody and beat, Trey Vittetoe helped out on the production and we got Ariel Chobaz to do the final Master, as well as a few other tracks on the album. Other colabs were Hendrik Joerges, Sketchy Bongo, ILLA and Djenga who all contributed uniquely to the actual production of the particular tracks that they were involved with. It's awesome to get a third person's ear to add something or take away something for that matter that you may not have yourself. Out of all the hours of work that went into recording "Taste The Weekend" which enjoyable moments come to mind and were there new things you could learn out of the experience this time around? The entire process of actual making this album was enjoyable. There were plenty of times of frustration and angst as life is sometimes but it all contributed to the emotion of the tracks, and you can feel it. This record was made on the road and then polished with the cooperation of many creative brains. How big of an impact will "Taste The Weekend" have on your musical direction moving forward? A big one. Creatively, it's taken on a life of its own. Many other projects will come as a result of this record. What type of role do you hope this album will play in the lives of existing fans and how does it appeal to listeners looking for new music to connect with on an emotional level in your opinion? For any body who's been following our music since Sun In My Pocket, this is the record you've been waiting for. It's the pinnacle of what has defined the unique sound of Locnville that people have come to expect. It's raw and honest, it's a human album. You must be looking forward to performing these new songs in a live setting; which ones are you most excited about showcasing to audiences and what makes them so enjoyable to play? We've already performed quite a few of the tracks live, we like to sort of test them out and see what kind of reaction we get. Both of us were surprised at the response of All For You, people really hyped up on the hook. They're high energy tracks with some that are more mid tempo with a rhythm and progression that's truly something new. And to close this interview, do you have advice or a message you would like to send out to the fans and people behind the scenes who support your journey with music? Know what it is that you want and then become that, fully. See it through with dedication and focus, it can only be a matter of time til you reach your goal. Action.

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