Critics define him as a negative idol to his audience, and adults feel as if he is showing children a wrong direction to go. Even so, many other people argue about his music being very insightful and full of wisdom. Eminem’s music has been artful because his young audience relate themselves with his music. The lyrics that Eminem raps about in his songs tend to have many different meanings. Recently, the songs have been popular due to the meanings of his songs.
That to me just makes rhythm much more significant to the ears and mind of the listener. What’s cool about rhythm is the fact that it can produced anyway, through singing, through humming, through striking instruments, etc. So as you can see, I choose rhythm from a list of fascinating elements, since it catches the listeners attention, as well as being highly important to music overall. In my perspective, without rhythm, music can still be produced and exist, although it would greatly struggle. A song can still be popular without a beat or rhythm; it would just need to have really good lyrics if it’s a song.
One of Jazz's greatest weapons for success is improvization. Improvization is the act of composing and playing at the same time (such as freestlying). This technique gave the soloist the chance to portray his/her inner emotion with chosen instrument, As microscoptic as the ideal sounds thr affect on listeners was tremendious. Listeners were now able to relate to the muscians that they admired. Improvization was so original that the musicains that mastered the technique were classafied as there own genre.
It may be the best of all hand drums to combo because the conga's rich and natural tones harmonize with most any instrument or style of music. Congas are commonly used in cuban, latin and african music. They are also common in Gospel, Blues Rock 'n Roll, and variety of Jazz forms including Be-bop and Jazz-Rock Fussion. The name of the video is "Al son de los cueros" by Sonora Carruseles. The members of the band are Luis Rodriguez, Cristian Cuevas, Harold Palaez, Luis Ruiz, Rodrigo Escobar, Mario Paz, Daniel Marmolejo, Emiliano Torres, Morist Jimenez Jr and Julio Luna.
Choppy execution and obvious breathing into the microphone give authenticity to the underground, homebrew style that Lil B has become famous (or infamous) for. Rhyming in every bar is not the standard for Lil B, which could be off putting for traditionalist Hip Hop fans. Complex themes being expressed with an arguably simple style create a cohesiveness that can be easily appreciated by a thorough listener. Freedom from forms of mental slavery like racism, stereotypes, and homophobia is the only recognizable theme occurring in all tracks excluding the overall positive message the album tries convey. To be "Based" according to Lil B himself is to be "Positive and Free" and his musical works have these themes dispersed throughout them.
Bowie has achieved worldwide success and has had many hit songs because of this. Therefore, David Bowie is an influential artist whose uniqueness is emphasized through the diversity of genres in his music and the various personifications he has assumed. His individuality as an artist is shown through using many different genres to accentuate the messages in the songs. Many of these profound messages are concerning love, human spirit and of warped reality. David Bowie’s use of popular genres in his music helps to keep him in style.
He is the image that most do not want to see, but cannot look away. Eminem takes the traditional image of an American Hero and destabilizes it by gaining popularity despite his controversial, offensive lyrics and despite how much people want him censored. He redefines America's ideas about the American Hero while perceptions and attitudes about big issues of the day change as well. As the common legend for an American Hero dictates, Eminem has extreme resilience that allows him to overcome adversity—such as a difficult childhood, being a white artist in a black industry, and endless controversy about his lyrics—and prove himself as a whole new kind of hero. Eminem’s childhood was rampant with poverty and constant moves across states with his mother, who he grew intensely hateful towards.
The musician that caught my eye was the saxophonist. He put on a show for the audience and really left you up beat and ready to dance. The key board and drummer were somewhat to themselves, but they all contributed to the overall sound of the band. I got most in to the song “Sway” because it was one that I knew and I could really feel the beat and it definitely had my head nodding. The cultural aspect of the band was just as I imagined.
They are proud to be nerds and they are not afraid to show the world that nerds can rap too. They value what most people in society will call "geeky" like video games, web memes, and technical prowess. Only artist who consider themselves "Nerdcore" should have the label of Nerdcore attached to their music. Also, a part of their beliefs are what they call DIY ethic, which means "Do it yourself ethic." Basically that refers to the ethic of being self- reliant by completing tasks by oneself as opposed to having others who are more experienced or able to complete them for you.
Even though the images of some rappers seem to send the wrong messages, Tupac's songs are where his real messages are. If people would listen to the words of his songs, instead of just hearing the bass and the music, then they could better understand the individual. Tupac was an artist with words. Despite his repeated run-ins with the authorities and ultimate death, Tupac Shakur managed to use his music and talent for poetry to send positive messages to his loyal listeners. Tupac Amaru Shakur was born on June 16, 1971 (1).