Music

Review of "Renaissance"
In fact, the film opens with a tribute to the Beyhive, as they prepare to enter the stadium for the spectacle. As they dance outside and rush to their seats, Beyoncé is backstage preparing to step up to the mic. When she does, she beautifully belts “Dangerously in Love” to open the show.
By Subha Basak2 years ago in Critique
Interpretation of "Won’t Get Fooled Again"
Released in 1971, the now iconic rock anthem performed by the legendary rock group The Who titled Won’t Get Fooled Again is a well-known classic by any fan of the genre and beyond. The video for the song instills a feeling of unity and togetherness but shows little more than the band performing from the view of the audience. The lyrics written by Peter Townshend encompass the rise of rebellion against a tyrannical leadership and unjust system, the overthrowing of those in power and then the rise of new leadership which in turn becomes just as corrupt as those they replaced when given power. The lyrics of the song still carry great weight today as the cycle of rebellion, succession and corruption is still a factor that plays part in politics and leadership in our modern society. Because these factors are still found in our society the lyrics and message stress the importance of civic engagement.
By LIOP2 years ago in Critique
A choice between jazz-critique my piece please!
eeee squeaks and shuffling of shoes on shiny brown floors heeee…hooooo deep breathing behind me the rhythm and vocalness of it makes me know it’s intentional.
By Jay,when I write2 years ago in Critique
Think (About It)
Another popular funk song from the early 1970s came in the form of this song, written by the Godfather of Soul, James Brown and performed by Lyn Collins. Released in 1972 and produced with the band, the J.B.s, backing up the instruments, it later became heavy sampled in hip hop over a thousand times. One noticeable section would be "It Takes Two" performed by Rob Base and DJ E-Z Rock. The "Woo Yeah" part or the think break, which was heavily used in many songs is heard throughout the song. While Lyn's lyrics are used as part of the chrous, in which where the "It takes two" part comes from.
By Forest Green2 years ago in Critique
The Payback
One of the best funk songs to come from the 70s is "The Payback" by James Brown. Released in 1973 on his album of the same name, the topic focuses on the Godfather of Soul getting revenge on a man who stole his money and his woman how he plans to do so. Over the years, it became one of the most sample songs for hip hop and one of James Brown's most sampled song, being used in over 100 songs. It could heard in many film and television soundtracks and has been remixed and mashed up with other songs.
By Forest Green2 years ago in Critique
A Million Miles Away (2023) Movie Trailer
A Million Miles Away (2023) Movie Trailer Release date… Sep 15th, 2023 Drama The story of Mexican-American José Hernández, the first migrant farmworker to travel to space. A tale of perseverance, community and sacrifice to accomplish an impossible dream.
By TV of tv's2 years ago in Critique
Seeking Serenity
Introduction: In the pursuit of human sanity, finding calm and serenity has become an increasingly elusive goal. The constant clamor of our modern lives has led many individuals to yearn for tranquil retreats away from the hustle and bustle of everyday existence. However, the presence of a noisy neighborhood can shatter these ambitions, making it challenging to find solace within our own abodes. In this article, we delve into the complexities of residing in a noisy neighborhood, exploring the impact it has on our well-being and the ways in which we can cope with the commotion that surrounds us.
By Hillary2 years ago in Critique
What's Wrong With Asking Women About Their Age?
Age has always been a touchy subject, especially when it comes to women. For generations, society has ingrained in us the idea that a woman's age is something to be hidden, guarded, and even embellished. But why is that? What's wrong with asking a woman about her age? In this article, we'll delve into the social stigma surrounding this seemingly innocent question and explore whether it's time to rethink our perspectives.
By NII LANTEY PARKER2 years ago in Critique
Music
Throughout human history, music has been an integral part of almost every culture. Some argue that music is the language of God. It has the ability to transcend time and place and connect people from all walks of life. It can bring people together in a way that nothing else can.
By John Nogueira2 years ago in Critique
Bad Music
When we listen to music, we are usually trying to enjoy ourselves. But sometimes, we end up listening to music that is not so great. We might think that it is not so important, and that we can just ignore it. But bad music can actually have a negative impact on our lives.
By John Nogueira2 years ago in Critique
The Many Benefits of Music
From lullabies to battle cries, music has been used throughout history to soothe the savage beast and to pump people up for a fight. Today, science shows us that music has many benefits for our physical, mental, and emotional health. It can improve our memory, make us more alert, Goldberger says. And it can help us heal from trauma and lessen anxiety and depression.
By John Nogueira2 years ago in Critique
FH SNOOP IS TRENDING AGAIN! - JUST LIKE THAT...
FH Snoop is a groundbreaking Philadelphia-based musical artist whose unique blend of genres and captivating lyrics have left an indelible mark on the music scene. Born and raised in Norristown, PA, FH Snoop's musical journey began at an early age and eventually led her to create the infectious hit "Caribbean Jawn" in 2018.
By DJ JSO | THE MIC XM2 years ago in Critique