I just wish the club mixes were easier to collect, then I could have some fun. Finally, the sudden echo outro gives the DJ a good chance to cut to another tune without it feeling like "blank space." This would give the tune an effective 7-8 minutes of play time - long, but worth it if it's the right moment. However, if the track is really vibing, the DJ can play it through the break and get another few verses/choruses and some extra bonus glitched out stuff that feels to me like it'd work on the dancefloor. (Quick aside: this "break" at 4:40 where the drums are exposed is what early hip-hop artists would loop over and over and "breakdance" to) Mariya Takeuchi, creator of the hit song Plastic Love, has made her way into the battle Born in 1955, she is one of. She was added in as a unique fan submission. She is a competitor in the King for Another Day Tournament. It also provides the opportunity to start bringing in another tune at 4:40 or so, if the DJ so desires - this means the "effective track length" on the mix will be 3-4 minutes depending how long the intro mix was. Mariya Takeuchi is a Japanese singer known in the West for her song 'Plastic Love', which went viral on YouTube in 2018 due to frequently appearing in recommendations. Re: the other /u/ceruleancerise, it's okay if you like the extended cut less than the album/original mix: it's not intended to be heard in this context (standing by itself).īasically, the disco mix provides the DJ with a long intro to get the beatmatching down and transition fluidly from another tune. Neat, disco/club mixes are always a good time.
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r/silkysmoothmusic /r/boogiemusic /r/softrock /r/jazzfusion /r/vintageobscuraĮxternal links/blogs: Kayo Kyoku Plus (lots of info and YT links!) Related subreddits: /r/TrueCityPop (a highly curated alternative) /r/JapaneseNewMusic /r/japanesemusic /r/jfunk /r/shibuyakei /r/jpop /r/OmegaTribe /r/Yuming Listen to the subreddit on Music Player for Reddit Essentially a "mood" or "lifestyle" genre, its themes reflected a life of luxury in a sophisticated urban environment. a breezy, mellow mixture of smooth jazz and album-oriented rock – often with elements of jazz fusion, jazz-funk, or boogie – which appealed to an older and more affluent Japanese audience. In the early 1980s, with the spread of car stereos, the term City Pop came to describe a type of popular music. Guide: How Do I Collect Japanese Music from Outside Japan?Ībout City Pop (Text Source: Wikipedia, RYM) Or check out SuperKayo, a community maintained CITY POP and Japanese oldies archive. Just discovered City Pop? Try one of these recommendation charts:īy color: Red / Blue / Yellow / Purple-ish / Grayscale
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