2025 Mix 5: The future of alt-pop in 2007 revisited, the first ever Other Dave Heidi Montag legacy poll, Kenya fills this week's South African slots, and flowers for Kim Wan-sun
"No More" did end up one of my top singles, no. 4 on my Pazz & Jop, 5 on my personal list* (see link), and I definitely end up in CHOICE 3 - a "good" voice without the nasality would have less penetration and character.
btw, the missing comment is from Hazel (missing 'cos she deleted her entire lj), who connects the nasality to Auto-Tune and who seems to have been the only person to like the song as much as I do. She admitted to CHOICE 3 from the get-go. Yay Hazel!
*The dif is that either I'd disqualified my number one, "Duri Duri," from P&J or simply hadn't heard it in time.
Yes! I read Satti right! Still don't know if "punk" is the right word (the word is too earnest and respectable in current usage), but Marina is definitely, absolutely in the Iggy-Pipokinha province, which is actually a whole bunch of contrary and conflicted provinces, and here's *Pipokinha* on all fours, crashing the judges table:
You didn't hear it ("Tira as Crianças da Sala") because you don't have time to listen to 100% of my playlists, just as I don't have time to listen to 100% of yours. It's track 16 on "Inconsequently, I drank the dance (Frank's Eardrums May2024)."
Hot off the presses, the latest eardrums playlist, The sky is blue; so is the car. Ends with Marina Fratti "Tucutum (RMX)" from P.O.P. (Deluxe edition), released just this week!
And yes, I actually *can* tell the difference between the way Mabe Fratti and Marina Satti sound - they're both good, but not that similar - but damn do I keep managing to confuse their names one with the other and in various combinations.
Marina Satti reminds me of Romanian trap queen Erica Isacs, who on songs like Buna Rau (her best so far) sounds like a cross between Stunna Girl and Marukido, that is to say her sound combines the best of US and J-trap, plus some special qualities of the Romanian language, which turns out to be perfect for such stuff
"No More" did end up one of my top singles, no. 4 on my Pazz & Jop, 5 on my personal list* (see link), and I definitely end up in CHOICE 3 - a "good" voice without the nasality would have less penetration and character.
https://koganbot.livejournal.com/100563.html
btw, the missing comment is from Hazel (missing 'cos she deleted her entire lj), who connects the nasality to Auto-Tune and who seems to have been the only person to like the song as much as I do. She admitted to CHOICE 3 from the get-go. Yay Hazel!
*The dif is that either I'd disqualified my number one, "Duri Duri," from P&J or simply hadn't heard it in time.
Yes! I read Satti right! Still don't know if "punk" is the right word (the word is too earnest and respectable in current usage), but Marina is definitely, absolutely in the Iggy-Pipokinha province, which is actually a whole bunch of contrary and conflicted provinces, and here's *Pipokinha* on all fours, crashing the judges table:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yNZTcs0KgaA
Yeah, thought you might enjoy the follow up! Dear god how have I never heard that song (ah, from 2022, that explains it)
You didn't hear it ("Tira as Crianças da Sala") because you don't have time to listen to 100% of my playlists, just as I don't have time to listen to 100% of yours. It's track 16 on "Inconsequently, I drank the dance (Frank's Eardrums May2024)."
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLshHxICULapllLQbARxVnHIY9XxJED8-6
Time to rectify this situation!
MC Madan --> Duke Ellington, inspired segue
Hot off the presses, the latest eardrums playlist, The sky is blue; so is the car. Ends with Marina Fratti "Tucutum (RMX)" from P.O.P. (Deluxe edition), released just this week!
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLshHxICULapkzHE0PSejm6WRIoKHpEC1I
And yes, I actually *can* tell the difference between the way Mabe Fratti and Marina Satti sound - they're both good, but not that similar - but damn do I keep managing to confuse their names one with the other and in various combinations.
Your link to "the same friend" doesn't go there. Is he in a *different* one of the pieces in your Taylor series?
woops, put in the wrong link. fixed!
Marina Satti reminds me of Romanian trap queen Erica Isacs, who on songs like Buna Rau (her best so far) sounds like a cross between Stunna Girl and Marukido, that is to say her sound combines the best of US and J-trap, plus some special qualities of the Romanian language, which turns out to be perfect for such stuff
Bonus: has an Abracadabra, which increases the number of Abracadabras available for the upcoming People's Pop twin poll to something like 25