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“Вокал отличается своей легкостью, играя с интонацией и ритммом, что придает треку дополнительную динамичность. Голос имеет свою уникальную текстуру и виртуозно использует различные приемы, от мелизматических движений до более агрессивных, подчеркивая то настроение, которое он хочет передать и создает интересное восприятие.”
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“Αισθησιακά και όμορφα φωνητικά βάζουν φωτιά στην ατμόσφαιρα και ανεβάζουν την αδρεναλίνη. Ο ρυθμός με τον αργόσυρτα παθιασμένο χαρακτήρα του κάνει τα σώματα μας να λικνίζονται μεθυστικά .Η υπέροχη μελωδία σκορπίζει τον ερωτισμό της και μας παρασύρει σε μονοπάτια που πάντα θέλαμε να περπατήσουμε αλλά διστάζαμε έως τώρα.”
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“Sensual and beautiful vocals set fire to the atmosphere and raise adrenaline. The rhythm with its slow -moving character makes our bodies rock drunk. The wonderful melody scatters her eroticism and drags us into paths we always wanted to walk but have hesitated so far.”
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“Las voces sensuales y hermosas prendieron fuego a la atmósfera y elevan la adrenalina. El ritmo con su personaje de movimiento lento hace que nuestros cuerpos se emborrachen. La maravillosa melodía dispersa su erotismo y nos arrastra a los caminos que siempre quisimos caminar, pero hemos dudado hasta ahora.”
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The original review of “Guice n jin – Carlo ancelloti” is written in the native language that is spoken by the dedicated, for this song, Nagamag’s Afrobeats reviewer and followed by two translations*, of which the one depends from the country of origin of the artist “Guice n jin
“ (Nigeria) and the other one is translated to a different language than original review and the country of origin of the artist.
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Nagamag is excited to introduce you to a music review written by one of our experienced Afrobeats reviewers and it all about “Guice n jin – Carlo ancelloti”. Hit play button and lay back while the vibes that Guice n jin
managed to create will feel your body with the feelings that only “Carlo ancelloti” has to offer! As an international music magazine, we are dedicated to reviewing such Afrobeats songs from around the world, and share them with Afrobeats listeners, worldwide.
African duo hailing from port Harcourt Nigeria
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“Μια πραγματικά ξεχωριστή μελωδία με συγκίνηση, βάθος και με ένα θυμό που προσπαθεί να βρει διέξοδο. Τα όμορφα και πληθωρικά φωνητικά εκφράζουν τα έντονα συναισθήματα τους και καταφέρνουν να μας φέρουν έναν αέρα απελευθέρωσης. Ο ρυθμός δυναμικός και ορμητικός μας κρατά σε μια κατάσταση αγωνίας που όμως μοιάζει δελεαστική.”
“A truly special melody with emotion, depth and with an anger trying to find a way out. Beautiful and exuberant vocals express their intense emotions and manage to bring us an air of liberation. The rhythm dynamic and rushing to us in a state of agony that seems tempting.” *
“Una melodía verdaderamente especial con emoción, profundidad y con una ira tratando de encontrar una salida. Las voces hermosas y exuberantes expresan sus intensas emociones y logran traernos un aire de liberación. La dinámica del ritmo y corriendo hacia nosotros en un estado de agonía que parece tentador.” *
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The rising Bay Area crew MacArthur Maze delivers the slick and stylish new video for “San Pablo Dam,” a stunning display of lyricism and production that serves as the third single off the group’s upcoming album.
For those unfamiliar with the MacArthur Maze, they’re a collective of emcees, producers, deejays, musicians and visuals artists comprised of JANE HANDCOCK, Champ Green, Ian Kelly, Roux Shankle, D. Bledsoe, Blvck Achilles, Nobl, SK, Basta and DJ D Sharp who you may know as the DJ for the Golden State Warriors. And while the black-and-white “San Pablo Dam” visuals are certainly a family affair, the track itself showcases the talents of Champ, D. Bledsoe, Blvck Achilles, and D Sharp.
D Sharp’s head-nodding production as the backdrop for his three rapping cohorts, who demonstrate their own personal charisma and distinctive lyrical gifts. It’s all captured by NOBL, whose editing and filming technique makes for an intimate viewing experience as you watch “San Pablo Dam,” which may just be the group’s best single yet.
“Цель у этого трека одна — поднять ваше настроение, убрать омрачающие сознание негативные мысли и разукрасить ваши будни бодрой и сильнодействующей энергией жанра Hip Hop. Всё внимание на себя берёт речитатив и основная тема песни, слушать которую нужно очень внимательно и наблюдать, как на вашем лице расцветает улыбка.”
“This track has one goal – to raise your mood, remove negative thoughts overshadowing consciousness and decorate your everyday life with a vigorous and potent energy of the HIP hop genre. The recitative and the main theme of the song take all attention to yourself, which you need to listen very carefully and watch a smile blooms on your face.” *
“Αυτό το κομμάτι έχει ένα στόχο – να αυξήσει τη διάθεσή σας, να αφαιρέσει αρνητικές σκέψεις επισκιάζοντας τη συνείδηση και να διακοσμήσετε την καθημερινή σας ζωή με μια έντονη και ισχυρή ενέργεια του είδους hip hop. Το Recitative και το κύριο θέμα του τραγουδιού τραβούν όλη την προσοχή στον εαυτό σας, το οποίο πρέπει να ακούσετε πολύ προσεκτικά και να παρακολουθήσετε ένα χαμόγελο ανθίζει στο πρόσωπό σας.” *
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Nagamag:
Which are the genres that describe your music style better?
Jon Hannz:
Hip Hop, Motivation, Grown man Music
Nagamag:
Few words about your musical background and career?
Jon Hannz:
I been writing since a young lad. As a teen I was introduced to Hip Hop, in my early twenties I began to take it seriously as a career. I then realized my passion and how I wanted my Hip Hop to come across.
Nagamag:
Do you remember your first connection of love to music that was the right impact to be a music artist now?
Jon Hannz:
Listening to the greats, hearing “Children stories” and “I got it made” that era was like the 5 o'clock news for people like me growing up. That made me fall in love with the art. I will never fall in love with the business.
Nagamag:
Many artists listen to genres that they are not producing music for. Which track is your favorite that is NOT similar to yours?
Jon Hannz:
Earth Wind and Fire "Keep your head to the sky"
Nagamag:
Of Course Nagamag would love to listen also which is the track from a similar artist you admire?
Jon Hannz:
Royce da 5'9'' "Strong friend"
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Nagamag:
Which are the genres that describe your music style better?
Mazoulew:
My music has always floated across a few genres, I never really considered myself a 'Hip Hop' or 'Dance' producer for example as I found the idea of limiting yourself to a certain style or tempo of music rather limiting and constraining for creativity. My new record covers quite a lot of ground from downtempo/electronica all the way through to ambient/neo-classical works. I guess at the end of the day, I write what I feel at that specific moment and the result can be a lot of different feelings and emotions being conveyed.
Nagamag:
Few words about your musical background and career?
Mazoulew:
When I first got into music I was involved in the Hip Hop/ Drum and bass world, I used to collaborate with literally hundres of different artists and bands. I spent a lot of time engineering and co writing works for people before I really started to focus on my solo material
Nagamag:
Do you remember your first connection of love to music that was the right impact to be a music artist now?
Mazoulew:
I remember when I must have been no more then 10 years old, standing in a charity shop with two casettes in my hand
It was something like Now 50 I think and in the other hand 'The Score' by the fugees. I didnt know anything about either record but I bought 'the score' for something crazy like £1.5 and that was it for me, I played that tape over and over till it wore out and snapped. I obviously went and bought another copy on CD after that but yeah that record changed my life really and opened my mind to different a different sound and different ideas.
Nagamag:
Can you tell us a little bit more about the 'Movements EP'
Mazoulew:
So yeah, this record is quite special to me as I really felt like I had the possibility to focus myself and refine a lot of ideas that I had been thinking about in recent years. I wanted, as I say to cover a lot of ground and explore ideas that I am not really hearing other people put together at the moment. I wanted to show there is a way you can combine such moods as cinmeatic, orchestral arrangments with dance floor electronica. It could be very easy to make a project like this and for each of the individual tracks to sound disconnected from one another. The challenge is to imprint enough of your sonic character and style into the sound to give continuity across the tracks regardless of what genre/style they are written in
Nagamag:
Many artists listen to genres that they are not producing music for. Which track is your favorite that is NOT similar to yours?
Mazoulew:
Burial "Ghost Hardware"
Nagamag:
Of Course Nagamag would love to listen also which is the track from a similar artist you admire?
Mazoulew:
Rival Consoles "Recovery"
“They throw punches, they challenge you to a conversation, but this is a friendly meeting with broken beats and a droning bass that pushes your spine! Time has big power, it keeps move on, you drink tea enjoying good music and living the moment, and the whole world cannot stop it!”
“Они кидают панчи, они вызывают вас на разговор, но это дружеская встреча под ломаные биты и гудящий бас пробирающий вас до позвоночника! Вы двигаете время, вы пьете чай, и целый мир не в силах прекратить это!”
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Artists shared with us few words about this song:
Created by two college students – an African American and Indian American – this track’s aim is to address recent events in the sociocultural landscape of America. I wanted to really hone in lyrically on a variety of topics that are on everyone’s radar these days, while maintaining an enjoyable mic presence that didn’t come off as preachy. We wanted to keep an old-school, vintage Hip Hop vibe in the track, so we made sure to formulate each component of the song to sound like late 90s/early 00s conscious rap. Dre is the first verse; I (Lil Brick) am the second.
“Dax blows your mind with his powerful recitative, you will find yourself overwhelmed by his words. He wants justice in this world in which we are all at the mercy of the digital world! It’s a strong song that definitely deserves top honors.”
“Он взрывает ваш разум своим мощным речитативом, вы окажетесь подавленным его словами. Он хочет справедливости в этом мире, в котором мы все во власти цифрового мира!
Это сильная песня, однозначно заслуживающая высших наград.”
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“Songwriter Kelsey Mira well-known for her career as a singer in video games industry is coming up with a new powerful pop song with bits of retro '80s vibe which incorporates stacked harmonies and vocals with great intensity and execution ”
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See You on Sunday is a powerful pop anthem, produced by Pete Mills of The Sweet Kill. It is commercial pop meets a bit of a retro 80's vibe. Kelsey is known for her work as a singer for video games and her sound often includes stacked harmonies and vocals with great intensity and execution, as can be heard in "See You on Sunday!"
Kelsey Mira's passion for music can be traced back to the tender age of 7 after battling a deadly case of bacterial meningitis. As she recovered it became clear her short-term memory had been affected due to the massive swelling of her brain.
At a time when neurologic music therapy was an understudied topic, her neurologist suggested putting everything to rhythm and melody. The creative side of her brain made new connections and essentially re-wired the injured part of her brain. She began to see music in color. Anything new that she struggled to retain, became a song.
Kelsey received a full scholarship to study vocal performance at Xavier University where she continued to thrive, using the power of music in all of her subjects. She became the first freshman to make it into the prestigious 8-person choir, Schola Cantorum directed by the renowned, Scot Buzza.
Once Kelsey took Cincinnati by storm with her sold out original shows, she moved to LA and soon became infamous for her live performances at 208 Rodeo where she had a weekly residency, located at on Rodeo Dr. and Wilshire Blvd, at one of the most well-known tourist spots in the world.
Along with performing regularly, Kelsey is known for her singing in the video game world. She can be heard on Immortals Fenyx Rising, Darksiders Genesis, ‘Luma Pools’ in Ori and the Will of the Wisps, as well as others coming out in 2020, and beyond.
Kelsey is currently living in Los Angeles and working on her album, as well as writing music for other artists.
“Hiphop songwriter Lamel released True story track earlier this year dedicated to all mothers over the world the most precious persons we hold dear who sacrifice their being for their childrens. With soft melodies and perfectly composed keys Lamel manages to deliver a heartwarming piece”
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This song is dedicated to all the mothers out in the world. know we love and adore you for all the sacrifices you took the time to make on behalf of all your love ones.
Inglewood, CA native Lamel is a Rapper and Founder of the music collective 99Percenters. He has slowly been making a name for himself in the underground hip hop scene. His creative and unique style gives you an insight on who he is and what he represents. He pulls elements from Contemporary R&B, Jazz, Pop, and a variety of Hip-Hop branches, that ultimately makes up his sound. Through his musical ventures, he’s gained the opportunity to perform at both Houses Of Blues located in Anaheim and Hollywood, California as well as open up for other musical acts such as Curren$y, Too Short, E-40, Waka Flocka, and Wiz Khalifa. You can find him on a variety of popular social platforms such as Elevator Magazine and the FROAT. His ability to compose songs has also allowed him to expand his reach and write for other recording artists from up and coming to well-known. Lamel’s latest body of work is a concept project named “Rookie of the Year.” It is a 15 song project that is comprised of various genres of rap and is displayed through a series of radio stations.