Showing posts with label music. Show all posts
Showing posts with label music. Show all posts

Thursday, December 8, 2011

Download Ghetto Love- Karl Wolf ft. Kardinal Offishall

Karl Wolf is experienced; experiences for is really sometime now, but this actor has not been given sham of airplay here in Negara Filipina at least for now.
Karl Wolf
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His song “Ghetto Love” just recently enters station of local radio depicts, when in fact that is around for sometime.

Karl is an actor Lebanese-Canadian Pop/Hip-Hop starting it’s (the career in 2001. He has three albums and one CD which will come which to be freed; discharged next year.

Gives Ghetto is freed; discharged in hopefully this year covers knocker Cardinal Offishall. Wolf frees, discharges single other version without rap. Song sampled a titled Petrus Cetera of original “Dignity from Love”.

This is not first time that Karl frees, discharges a song sampled out of one ballad 80s. In 2008, s (he frees, discharges single “African” with hooks from “African” by Toto.

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New Music: Nicki Minaj – Indium Moscow Roma [ MP3 Download]


English: Nicki Minaj live on Femme Fatale Tour...
LMonth ago, the America Music award  Favorite Rap/Hip-Hop Artist winner Nicki Minaj lays open in its(the functionary Twitter Pink Friday titled cutomer?client studio album both that: Reloaded Roma is present underway and functionary would launched in February 14, 2012.

Minaj then announces that there will be a poorsprited peep to it’s (the sophomore album. Says seducer from album there will be available between Decembers 6 to 9.

   In Moscow Roma” its (the unique carreir Pink Friday: Reloaded Roma immediately becomes is available in tunes for download. And soon that makes a premiere which in the world in station of radio move until December 2, 2011.

Art closes for showcase a red background with the title Nicki Minaj is being delayed and replaced with in Moscow Roma. Roma in in Moscow is top three song very downloaded Nicki in iTunes.

Nicki Minaj has four nominations of Grammy enters in it Best New Artist.

Here altogether is way last for CHR, hot AC Radio starts from December 7, 2011
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Cut
Title
Artist
Year
1
Middle FingerCobra Starship Feat. Mac Miller2011
2
Take CareDrake Feat. Rihanna2011
3
Snitches Ain’t IshYG Feat. Tyga And Nipsy2011
4
Already ThereJohn West Feat. Big Sean2011
5
Gotta Have ItJay-Z & Kanye West2011
6
Roman In MoscowNicki Minaj2011

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Friday, December 2, 2011

download Jennifer Lopez & Pitbull On The Floor

Jennifer Lopez & Pitbull On The Floor

Jennifer Lopez & Pitbull On The Floor, 3GP - Video Clips


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Tuesday, September 27, 2011

8 Artis yang Sering Disorot dan Dicekal

Artis dan penyanyi yang sering tampil erotis selalu mendapat sorotan publik. Bahkan, bisa berujung pada pencekalan. Di antara sederetan artis Indonesia yang sering mendapat pencekalan untuk tampil di suatu daerah atau kota, berdasarkan versi Majelis Ulama Indonesia (MUI) Sumatera Selatan (Sumsel) ada delapan artis.
Para artis yang dicekal berasal dari Jakarta tersebut sebenarnya sudah sejak tiga tahun lalu. Di antara mereka adalah Dewi Persik, Annisa Bahar, Inul Daratista, Julia Perez, Uut Permatasari, Trio Macan, Ira Swara, dan Nita Thalia.
Dewi Persik Goyang Ngebor 8 Artis yang Sering Disorot dan Dicekal
Sesuai surat yang keluarkan MUI, artis-artis tersebut dinilai sering meresahkan jika tampil di panggung. . Alasannya, berpotensi merusak moral generasi muda. Merujuk pada Fatwa MUI Pusat No U-287/2001 tentang pornografi dan pornoaksi dan fatwa MUI Sumsel No U-03/MUI-SS-IV/2008, Jupe bersama tujuh artis lainnya dilarang tampil di Palembang dan daerah lain di Sumatera Selatan.
Jupe Pemilik Goyangan Syur
Pemain film sekaligus penyanyi Julia Perez mengaku bagai disambar petir di siang bolong ketika mendapat kabar dicekal di Palembang. Wanita yang akrab disapa Jupe itu menjelaskan, bila termasuk salah satu artis yang tidak boleh berkunjung ke Palembang.
“Iya benar aku mendapatkan kabar tersebut satu hari sebelum berangkat. Aku nggak boleh ke sana gara-gara goyangku yang terlalu syur,” tutur dia dengan nada emosional. Padahal, menurut dia, kedatangannya ke kota yang terkenal dengan penganan ‘Pempek’ itu bukan yang pertama, tapi sudah ketiga kalinya.
Menurut keyakinannya, dia sudah sudah dua kali ke sana. Dia pun merasa sudah membuktikan kalau dirinya bisa melakukan apa yang diinginkan masyarakat Palembang. Sesuai rencana, Jupe akan mengisi sebuah acara di Palembang, Sabtu (24/9/2011). Namun, ia baru mendapat kabar bahwa dirinya dicekal tampil di daerah itu.
Dewi Persik karena Goyang Gergaji
Liuk goyangan tubuh Dewi Persik yang kesohor dengan goyang gergaji memang sangat menghebohkan. Namun, goyangan itu sulit dilihat di Tangerang. Sebab, di daerah tersebut ada peraturan baru yang menyebutkan penyanyi dangdut dilarang tampil bergoyang seksi di wilayah Kota Tangerang, Banten.
Alasan pelarangan itu, untuk menghindari kerawanan sosial. Apalagi, ada Peraturan Daerah (Perda) No. 8 Tahun 2005 yang mengatur tentang pelarangan pelacuran di daerah tersebut. Makanya, bila ada penyanyi dangdut yang manggung menggunakan pakaian seksi, dapat menimbulkan birahi terutama bagi anak-anak dan remaja, dinilai berbahaya. Sehingga, Walikota Tangerang, H. Wahidin Halim melarang artis-artis seperti Dewi Persik yang berpenampilan seronok dan bergoyang gergaji tampil di kawasan tersebut
Inul Daratista Lewat Goyang Ngebor
Penyanyi dangdut, Inul Daratista juga pernah dicekal karena goyang ngebornya. Penyanyi dangdut asal Kota Pasuruan Jatim ini memang jarang berpenampilan seronok. Namun, goyang ngebornya mendapat sorotan tersendiri.
Makanya, aksi goyang Inul yang berpenampilan seksi ini dicemaskan bisa mengundang birahi kaum Adam. Sehingga, dia tidak hanya sempat mengundang amarah Raja Dangdut H Rhoma Irama bersama sebagian masyarakat. Namun, juga sempat membuat cemas pemerintah Malaysia. Sehingga, Inul pun dicekal di Negeri Jiran tersebut.
Karena itu, ratu goyang ngebor yang akan manggung di Stadion Olahraga Tawau, Sabah, dibatalkan. Itu karena diprotes Pergerakan Wanita UMNO Kalabakan, Negara Bagian Tawau. Pergerakan Wanita UMNO (Organisasi Nasional Melayu Bersatu) Kalabakan mendesak Pemerintah Negara Bagian Sabah membatalkan konser Inul karena dinilai tidak sesuai dengan budaya masyarakat setempat.
Trio Macan Gara-gara Tarian Erotis
Setelah Dewi Persik dan Merry Geboy dicekal Walikota Tamgerang, grup dangdut Trio Macan pun tidak luput dari pencekalan. Trio Macan yang terdiri dari Lia, Dian dan Iva asal Jawa Timur ini mendapat pencekalan dari Pemerintah Daerah Bogor.
Para penyanyi yang mengawali kariernya dari kampung ke kampung di Jatim dan kini sukses di Jakarta itu dianggap suka menampilkan tarian berbau erotis. Meski mereka sempat mendapat sorotan dan pencekalan, grup penyanyi dangdut ini berhasil membuktikan diri lewat prestasi spektakulernya.
Sebagai bukti, ketiga penyanyi ini pernah meraih kategori Best Dangdut dalam ajang Penghargaan MTV Indonesia 2006. Trio Macan berhasil menyisihkan sejumlah pedangdut lain seperti Ayu Azhari (“Ada Cinta”), Inul Daratista (“Mau Dong”), Titi Kamal (“Jablai”), dan Ira Swara serta Saiful Jamil (“Jujur”).
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Monday, July 11, 2011

New Bon Iver Album

You can hear Bon Iver’s new album (Bon Iver, Bon Iver) in its entirety at NPR’s First Listen.

The album is being officially released on June 21st (you can pre-order it on Amazon here.)

This is just the second studio album from Bon Iver (the first being 2008′s For Emma, Forever Ago.) In addition; a four track EP called Blood Bank was released in 2009.

Bon Iver also contributed to two tracks (“Lost In The World” & “Monster”) on Kanye West’s 2010 album My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy.

Bon Iver Background

Bon Iver is a pseudonym for singer-songwriter Justin Vernon. Vernon is joined by Michael Noyce, Sean Carey, and Matthew McCaughan for live performances.
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Thursday, June 30, 2011

Radiohead Plays “The Daily Mail” at Glastonbury Festival

A new song called “The Daily Mail” was among the 14 songs played by Radiohead at a surprise show at the annual Glastonbury Festival earlier today. Check it out for yourself:

Earlier this week Radiohead released a recording of another new song “Staircase” (a part of the “From the Basement” sessions that will be seen/heard in their entirety in July.) The sound quality is much better on this one:
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New Coldplay Song (& Music Video)

I haven’t been much of a Coldplay fan in the past and I don’t think this song is going to change things for me. I can hear why people like them, but it just seems a bit to soft on the corners for me.

But recently I’ve been thinking about how ridiculous music criticism is. Isn’t it just people trying to figure out what’s going on? And not doing too well at it either.

On the other side though; without context does art (or music) have meaning? Beyond just being “pretty” I mean? Maybe not. And that’s not to say then that we should just watch and listen to pretty things but that context is important. So maybe it’s not dancing about architecture.

Dancing about architecture kind of makes sense anyway. About as much sense as most things we do, anyway. Assuming you are also a person (re: “we.”) I’m quite sure I am.

I find it interesting when absolutely insane things happen in television shows and people just go on like it’s just an obstacle on the way. I’m thinking of premise of the show Drop Dead Diva. This woman dies and becomes another woman and then just goes on and … lives her new life? (the big deal in the show is that she goes from being a ditzy hot girl to a smart fat girl.)

How could anyone deal with that? I mean, I just can’t imagine being functional in such a scenario. Are there people who are so uninvested in being the person that they are that they could just be someone else and have it not be that huge of a deal to them? (Not that it’s not a big deal to her in the show, just that she goes on living without having a complete mental breakdown.)
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Wednesday, June 29, 2011

Gummy – Love Recipe Lyric




Music Video for Gummy – Love Recipe:
Credit :ygfamily channel
Gummy – Love Recipe Lyric :
eotteon sarameul mannaneun geoni mureul ttae
joheun sarameul mannage doengeoji daedap hae
jaranghagopeun da mareul hagopeun gibune
chingudeureul moa myeot siganeul tteodeulgiman hae
nae sarangeun neo geurae baro neo
Oh, baby baby lu lu luv
Oh, baby baby lu lu luv
nuneul gamado neukkyeojineun neo
Oh, baby baby lu lu luv
Oh, baby baby lu lu luv
haruedo yeoldubeon bogo sipdago hamyeo
nae jeonhwagireul bappeuge haneun neo
nareul saranghae jwoseo Thank U
naega neoboda naega neoboda saranghae saranghae
babo gatado yuchihae boyeodo haengbokhae haengbokhae
jeonbu jugopeun da haejugo sipeun maeume
jeogeo noheun geotdeul eonje da haejuna geokjeong dwae
nae sarangeun neo geurae baro neo
Oh, baby baby lu lu luv
Oh, baby baby lu lu luv
nuneul gamado neukkyeojineun neo
Oh, baby baby lu lu luv
Oh, baby baby lu lu luv
haruedo yeoldubeon bogo sipdago hamyeo
nae jeonhwagireul bappeuge haneun neo
nareul saranghae jwoseo Thank U
nae oenjjoge nae oreunjjoge
yeongwonhi dugo sipeun geon neoya
I need U I need U I want U I want U
eonjekkajina In ma heart
nae sarangeun neo geurae baro neo
Oh, baby baby lu lu luv
Oh, baby baby lu lu luv
nuneul gamado neukkyeojineun neo
Oh, baby baby lu lu luv
Oh, baby baby lu lu luv
sarang hal ttaen bandeusi kkok pillyohan resipi
yutonggihani an jeokhin nae jinsil
sarangiran teukbyeolhan yori
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Ada Band Cinta masih bisa tersenyum Lyrc & Chord

[intro] E F# A E 2x

E F# A E
bila jiwa ku kini berduka apa obatnya
E F# A E
adakah penawar untuk hati yang terluka
E F# A E
bagai melayang di kehampaan kosong jarinya
E F# A E
ruang rindu berubah menjadi tak bernyawa

[chorus]
A E
cinta masih bisa tersenyum padaku
F# B
walau kau telah menyakitiku
A G#m C#m
tinggalkan semua begitu saja
F#m B E
hilang ditelan sang bumi


E F# A E
mampukah diriku menghadapi hari esok
E F#m A E
yang penuh dengan hangat cahaya sinar mentari
E F# A E
isak tangis bukanlah menjadi milik diriku
E F# A E
akan ku gapai segala harapan yang tertunda

[chorus]
A E
cinta masih bisa tersenyum padaku
F# B
walau kau telah menyakitiku
A G#m C#m
tinggalkan semua begitu saja
F#m B E
hilang ditelan sang bumi

A E
cinta masih bisa tersenyum padaku
F# B
hanya waktu yang mampu pulihkan
A G#m C#m
kegelisahan tiada berujung
F#m B E
berganti dengan bahagia

A E A C#m B
jangan mengukur cinta dengan materi
A C#m B A B
masih banyak hal yang lebih penting


[solo] E F# A E 2x

[chorus]
A E
cinta masih bisa tersenyum padaku
F# B
walau kau telah menyakitiku
A G#m C#m
tinggalkan semua begitu saja
F#m B E
hilang ditelan sang bumi

A E
cinta masih bisa tersenyum padaku
F# B
hanya waktu yang mampu pulihkan
A G#m C#m
kegelisahan tiada berujung
F#m B E
berganti dengan bahagia

[coda]
F#m B E
berganti dengan bahagia
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Monday, June 27, 2011

Friday Night is Music Night – review

The Light Fantastic Festival – which hijacked the Southbank Centre and much of the BBC radio schedules this weekend – showcased a genre that is usually beyond the purview of music critics. "Light music" is deemed too lightweight for the classical world, too rigid for jazz and no longer popular enough to be labelled pop music. It thus falls into this curious no man's land, the anonymous soundtrack to dimly remembered seaside holidays and variety shows. Its only home now is the long-running BBC radio institution, Friday Night is Music Night which opened the festival with a live broadcast to Radios 2 and 3.

FNIMN does occasionally venture out of its pre-second-world-war comfort zone – paying tribute to the likes of Sondheim, Bacharach, Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tony Hatch – but this concert concentrated on the show's core repertoire: the operettas, light classics and showtunes that served as the nation's popular music before the advent of rock'n'roll.

There was much to admire here, in particular the incredibly detailed arrangements, which glistened and sparkled like a Fabergé egg. The problem was that there was no differentiation between these disparate musical styles. The three singers – Lesley Garrett, Charlotte Page and Richard Suart – all excelled when performing excerpts from operettas (baritone Suart's comic turn on Gilbert and Sullivan's I Am the Very Model of a Modern Major General was a crowd-pleasing highlight). But all three sounded painfully out of their depth in showtunes such as Spread a Little Happiness or If You Were the Only Girl in the World – romantic pop songs that require lightness of touch and an ability to swing. Indeed, a lot of material under the "light music" banner might b
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Glastonbury 2011 live – Sunday 26 June evening

Join us from Somerset for the final evening of Glastonbury 2011. Beyonce is headlining the Pyramid from 9.45pm, with Gruff Rhys, The Streets and Kool and the Gang also closing out the festival

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Beyonce performs at the 2009 MTV Europe Music Awards
Beyonce performs at the 2009 MTV Europe Music Awards. Photograph: Dave M. Benett/Getty Images

6.20pm: Good evening, and welcome to the Guardian's live coverage of the final evening of Glastonbury. Beyonce is due onstage at the Pyramid at 9.45pm, AND the sun's out, AND lots of the mud has dried. Hallelujah!

We'll be here til the small hours, and you can tweet us @guardianmusic, if you like. If not, then sit back and relax as we bring you news and reviews from the last few hours of Glastonbury 2011.
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Glastonbury 2011 live – Sunday 26 June evening

Join us from Somerset for the final evening of Glastonbury 2011. Beyonce is headlining the Pyramid from 9.45pm, with Gruff Rhys, The Streets and Kool and the Gang also closing out the festival

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Beyonce performs at the 2009 MTV Europe Music Awards
Beyonce performs at the 2009 MTV Europe Music Awards. Photograph: Dave M. Benett/Getty Images

6.20pm: Good evening, and welcome to the Guardian's live coverage of the final evening of Glastonbury. Beyonce is due onstage at the Pyramid at 9.45pm, AND the sun's out, AND lots of the mud has dried. Hallelujah!

We'll be here til the small hours, and you can tweet us @guardianmusic, if you like. If not, then sit back and relax as we bring you news and reviews from the last few hours of Glastonbury 2011.

6.34pm: Caspar Llewellyn Smith is out on the prowl:

Up by Bella's Bridge – built a couple of years ago in honour of the late Arabella Churchill, granddaughter of Sir Winston Churchill and co-founder of this festival – there were some trolls, handing out free hugs.

6.52pm: Remember when Bono plucked a photographer's camera from the press gallery during U2's Pyramid stage gig on Friday? Well the photographer was the Guardian's very own David Levene.

At the end of U2's third song, Bono knelt down in front of me and stretched his hand towards the camera. At first, I thought he was just doing a rocker pose. But then he got closer and closer, and I thought: He wants my camera. So I just gave it to him.

I was initially worried he wasn't going to be able to use it. You can't generally take a photo with the camera unless the auto-focus is engaged – and that's quite a faff to figure out. So it was only when I had a look later that I saw he'd fired off four or five frames.

Check out Bono's pictures of David here.

7.08pm: Beyonce's larking about backstage here, downing pints and chugging on Marlboro Lights as she gets ready to close the Pyramid stage later... of course she's not. She's probably being fanned by assistants somewhere.

However there have been a few celebs knocking about, not least old mates Wayne Rooney and Angus Deayton, who I happened across in the bar last night.

Others celebs spotted by Guardian staff this Glastonbury include Toby Anstis, "someone from Made in Chelsea" and Will Young – who everyone seems to have bumped into at least three times.

7.14pm: Henry Barnes is out enjoying some choons:

Took forever for TV On The Radio to get going on The Other Stage, then they one-two suckerpunched us into submission with a frantic Wolf Like Me and superb and ridiculous cover of the Ghostbusters theme tune.

7.19pm: Paul Lewis has been getting people to sing at him:

Most people who heard the Paul Simon set seem to have left a bit disappointed. But I found these two fans who didn't have a bad word to say about his performance. "Doo-du, dudu. Doo-du, dudu."

7.49pm: Tim Jonze saw Paul Simon too. Read his full review here, and there's a snippet below:

"Yeah, I'm happy to be here," shrugs Paul Simon. "I've got a throat infection so if I'm not at the top of my game, that's the reason."

Well, they say get your excuses in early. Not that Simon needed to apologise – at least not at first. Boy in the Bubble kicked off the New Yorker's first ever Glastonbury appearance, an earlier signifier that this was to be an uptempo, hit-heavy set, especially with his band drawing out the ending with handclaps and a full-throttle electric guitar solo. Bathiki Kumalo, who has been in Simon's band for more than two decades, even adds a finger-crippling bass solo – proving he doesn't need You Can Call Me Al for some good old-fashioned showing off.

Simon, who apart from a blue bow around his hat is clad head-to-toe in sun-defying black, then pulls out 50 Ways to Leave Your Lover, but after this the set threatens to drift away. The thing with Glastonbury is you can't simply rely on your setlist. It's a delicate balancing act, making sure your songs suit whatever the elements throw your way. With this in mind, you might imagine a laidback, sleepy set would be just what the crowd needed while basking in the glorious afternoon sun. But it's baking out here, and packed too – the audience are in search of an adrenaline rush that's not provided by the likes of The Obvious Child or new song So Beautiful or So What. Even Slip Slidin' Away threatens to do just that.

However, a glorious Diamonds on the Soles of Her Shoes pulls things back, its crystal clear guitar refrain ringing out as the crowd join in. Simon leaves the stage early but it's a false alarm and he returns to finish with You Can Call Me Al, a song that would be criminal to leave out of a Glastonbury set.

7.54pm: Caspar writes:

Plan B: why? Although walking the path at the very back of the absolutely rammed field for the Pyramid, people are into it. EVEN WHEN HE MASSACRES Stand By Me...
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"Mitsuko Uchida played for this milk"

Valentina Nafornita from Moldova won BBC Cardiff Singer of the World, though there was much stronger support on Twitter for Olesya Petrova and Andrei Bondarenko ("the name's Bond...arenko, Andrei Bondarenko...") for the performances yesterday. Valentina may have excelled in earlier rounds, and scooped the audience prize as well. But in the final she showed a lack of stamina and uncertain intonation. Nevertheless, she is thin, pretty, young and saleable. We wonder why anyone bothered with the singing.

'Max', aka Sir Peter Maxwell Davies, Master of the Queen's Music, has called for fines to be imposed on audience members whose phones go off during performances. As I can report that the LPO fines its players £5 a pop if a phone rings in rehearsal and £20 in a concert, we don't see why the audience should be exempt. It works. In 15 years I've only heard one orchestral phone jangle during full flood. Go get 'em, Max!

In Moscow, the Tchaikovsky Competition is in full swing. Barry Douglas, piano supremo and jury boss - himself a former winner - is tweeting updates. Follow him at @wbarrydouglas.

Here, I'm off for my first visit to Garsington Opera's new home at Wormsley near High Wycombe this afternoon. Yes, dear reader, I am attending a real, live baroque opera - a little-known job by good old Vivaldi. More of that anon.

And finally... welcome to Konzertmilch Dortmund. Perhaps this could only happen in Germany, where classical music is still daily bread...
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