Category: Music

  • Lana Del Rey “White Dress”  – Funny music video

    Lana Del Rey “White Dress” – Funny music video

    White Dress


    Drew Ryn

    For Lana Del Rey, white America is an ethnic concept, and she’s anthropologist at its best. While the soapy content of her previous albums celebrates an eerie myth of American artifacts – cigarettes, Mustangs, old Hollywood disappointments – “White Dress” is a much more rhetorical dispatch than reality. Her ballad as a 19-year-old waitress in Orlando – serving people perhaps less than quail and mint jelly and more like Western omelette and Sysco-muffin – makes this song becomes a version of Del Rey with a strange update, but still quite the Del Rey as we know it: super mundane and forever out of date. Whenever her vape hits the track’s maudlin bridge, I think American Studies scholars won’t want to include her in the syllables to come.
  • Robert Plant & Alison Krauss “Go Your Way” – Funny songs video

    Robert Plant & Alison Krauss “Go Your Way” – Funny songs video

    Go Your Way


    DanLucky11

    Songwriter and folk revivalist Anne Briggs recorded this abandoned lover’s lament in 1971 as a hauntingly spare invocation of a pastoral Great Britain. This standout from Raise the Roof, the harmonizing Plant and Krauss’ first album in 14 years, expands the song’s musical frame as a way of distilling the calm of its loneliness. Over a strings-driven, keyboard-sparkled arrangement that recalls the psychedelic-era Beatles, Plant delivers a restrained and deeply emotional lead vocal with deft occasional support from Krauss. He is the fool on the hill, knowing his yearning is pointless but still laying out meals and mash notes for the one who will never return. This is heartache as a route to enlightenment.

  • Tion Wayne x Russ Millions “Body Remix” – Funny songs video

    Tion Wayne x Russ Millions “Body Remix” – Funny songs video

    Body Remix


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    I know what you’re thinking: Nine names? Yep, and that’s just this one remix of Tion Wayne and Russ Million’s chart-topping drill track. There are four other combinations that come close to being highly effective, thanks to one man missing in the metadata, UK drill maker Gotcha. His massive sub-bass also powers Wayne and Russ’ final rendezvous on the Official Charts, 2019’s “Keisha & Becky (Remix),” which has four features of its own. The short thing about it is: Everyone wants a piece when these two stars of the London drill go head to head. Throw in a viral verse about unprotected sex, and you’ve got your first episode song to hit #1 on the pop chart.

     

  • Durand Jones & The Indications “Witchoo” – Funny songs video

    Durand Jones & The Indications “Witchoo” – Funny songs video

    Witchoo


    Durand Jones & The Indications

    I dare you to play this song only once. That’s impossible. The popcorn and bubbly bass synthesizer combine to form a double helix groove. Aaron Frazer’s hypocrisy implied that he was the sexiest worm. Durand Jones adds power with deeper vocals and a party-starting scream of a chorus. The lights at the disco are spinning – stopping now will risk falling on your ass. The only thing to do is press repeat and spin around the rink again.

     

  • Cardi B “Up” – Funny songs video

    Cardi B “Up” – Funny songs video

    Up


    Cardi B

    Leave it to Cardi B to turn a brutal killing of haters and opponents into a good moment. Pairing “uh-gu-ly” with “f*** on me”, she turns her misconceptions into laughter and shoots back with 10 bullets. At two-and-a-half minutes, “Up” is a quick hit of dopamine, with a repetitive hook that leaves booties with no choice but to pop (no wonder it explodes through the rhythm). dancing TikTok). The song is everything sublime, and its lyrical poignancy makes you want to listen again and again. —Nastia Voynovskaya

     

     

  • “Hedera” – Funny songs video

    “Hedera” – Funny songs video

    Hedera


    fake internet girlfriend

    The electronic music year began on an unfortunate note with the departure of SOPHIE in January. During his short career, the producer and artist found himself straddling the line between abrasive industrial sound and shiny bubblegum pop, often combining the two together in one track. Her last song came two days before her death as “UNISIL,” a strong, galvanic B-side from her previous 2015 compilation, PRODUCT. As the final release of a once-remarkable talent, this song serves as a reminder of the artist and artistic potential we’ve all lost.

  • Porter Robinson “Musician” – Funny songs video

    Porter Robinson “Musician” – Funny songs video


    Suzuki

    There’s a moving story about this exhilarating song by former EDM hitman Porter Robinson about falling in love with making bangs after a carnival-scale lack of confidence. While the teen star isn’t exactly the easiest background to understand, his irrational obsession with music – and the joy he feels in producing it – will strike a chord with any who can’t stop, don’t stop. “This is why we do it, for the feel,” Robinson constricted, his voice high and deep. And what better way to express that pomp than Rob Base’s demo and DJ E-Z Rock’s “It Takes Two”

  • Silvana Estrada “Marchita” – Funny songs video

    Silvana Estrada “Marchita” – Funny songs video

    Marchita


    Silvana Estrada

    Mexican singer and songwriter Silvana Estrada is intimately familiar with the Spanish language, meaning that the rhythm of the “Marchita” lyrics is just as important as the message of a lost love. “Marchita” is a quiet meditation on the lyric and musical poetry of the conditional tense, and is a master class in saying too much with too little. Together with the distinctive arrangement of Mexican folk instruments enhanced by a string quartet, the song becomes the mark of a fully developed artist.

     

  • Zao “Ship Of Theseus” – Funny songs video

    Zao “Ship Of Theseus” – Funny songs video

    Ship Of Theseus


    WookieXXX

    Zao has no plans to draw WandaVision, but the MCU coincidence doesn’t matter. The Ship of Theseus is a thought puzzle developed by ancient Greek philosophers that essentially asks if a ship built from new boards is still an old ship. In the final season of WandaVision, the question allows for an emotional eureka; for Zao, “Ship of Theseus” serves as a re-purposed rip-off statement. Yes, the decades-long metal band didn’t have an original member, but a track like this – featuring Daniel Weyandt’s fierce barking over stuttering and swirling riffs – honors Zao’s legacy as when across unspecified waters.

     

  • Meet Me @ The Altar “Hit Like A Girl” – Funny song video

    Meet Me @ The Altar “Hit Like A Girl” – Funny song video

    Hit Like A Girl


    Pete Was There

    Sure, well, yes: This is pop-punk’s year back into the mainstream, not filtered through the purple mists of SoundCloud rap or the basement fluff of Philly indie but sounding almost the same as when most the media abandoned it a decade ago. And yet, for all the polished bravado that has zoomed across culture in 2021, much of it feels like moonlight — a cluster of fun, one-off genre experiments by artists. have bread elsewhere. Then raise a toast Meet me @ Altar: three musicians just old enough to remember the last wave firsthand, who can sing and play better than many of their forebears, and have a commitment to the music. The waist bar looks devout and all-consumer. On this page, “Hit Like a Girl” is a bunch of raised hashtags, and in less likely cases it can cause trouble. The juice here is in the making – the command of tone and volume, the bottling implications of voices being dropped and diminished, finally grabbing the mic and rambling movements to make the instincts that works

  • “Patria y Vida” – Funny songs video

    “Patria y Vida” – Funny songs video

    Patria y Vida


    Luis Beyra

    Maykel “Osorbo” Castillo has been detained in Pinar del Río since May, charged, according to pro-government agency Cubadebate, with “crimes of assault, disturbing public order and fleeing a prisoner or person detained.” Earlier this year, Osorbo co-wrote a song that changed the revolutionary slogan “patria o muerte” to “homeland and life.” It has since lived many generations on and off the island after protests in July against food and medicine shortages caused by the pandemic gained international attention, as well as international attention. as an artist movement organized in the name of free speech, of which Osorbo is a member. “¿Quién le dijo que Cuba es de ustedes? / Si mi Cuba es de toda mi gente,” asked Randy Malcom of Gente de Zona. Reality and the future will always be harder to grasp than we describe, harder to glorify the interests of politicians in Cuba or in the United States, but art requires effort by listeners.

     

  • lithuanian national symphony orchestra saudade – Funny songs video

    lithuanian national symphony orchestra saudade – Funny songs video

    lithuanian national symphony orchestra saudade


    LiberoLiberoliber

    Not every picture tells a story. Some paintings evoke moods and memories instead of narratives. That is also the case with music. Saudade, by Lithuanian composer Žibuoklė Martinaitytė, is a great example. The title refers to mixed feelings of nostalgia and off joy. Martinaitytė translates that into sound, directing the symphony orchestra to capture texture, color and light. Brass players make strange noises by blowing and singing into their instruments. Percussionists place cymbals on top of the timpani to create a sparkling effect. Music, like powerful waves of emotion, surged in giant brass peaks and soaring strings before returning to calm.

  • “wusyaname” tyler the creator – Funny songs video

    “wusyaname” tyler the creator – Funny songs video

    WUSYANAME


    Tristan Gilbertson

    Tyler, Creator doesn’t care if he’s going strong on “WUSYANAME,” a catchy track where the former trollish artist loves sweet sincerity. He and his lover were not even acquainted, and he asked to share secrets and make trips abroad. “WUSYANAME” is full of excitement, fresh energy conveys that feeling when you stare at someone and accidentally find yourself daydreaming about marriage and babies. A sample of H-Town’s 1994 R&B “Back Seat (Wit No Sheets)” and Ty Dolla $ign’s angelic hymns make it even more sentimental. —Nastia Voynovskaya,

     

  • UNIIQU3 “Microdosing” – Funny songs video

    UNIIQU3 “Microdosing” – Funny songs video

    Microdosing


    UNiiQU3

    As the reigning queen of Jersey Club music, UNIIQU3 has spent the past several years creating vibrant club instruments, and “Microdosing” is a quick and furious addition to the export portfolio. her color. “Stop microdosing my love,” UNIIQU3 sings in the sweet, frantic beat chorus that demands commitment with the promise of a never-ending high, before spitting out the lines: “I’m not the thing which you can refuse.” The season of cuffs has arrived.

     

  • Yuta Orisaka “Orca” – Funny songs video

    Yuta Orisaka “Orca” – Funny songs video

    Orca

    折坂悠太

    Charge each circuit with lightning speed, there is a sense of urgency with “Orca”. As the music changed in tone and tempo, the instruments wobbled and worked recklessly through Orisaka’s flamboyant creative process. The song brings together all the best parts of jazz – endless creativity, joy of discovery – to create the kind of tune that instantly catches your eye, forcing you to stop and listen.

     

  • Khemmis “Avernal Gate” – Funny music video

    Khemmis “Avernal Gate” – Funny music video

    Avernal Gate


    David J. Kearney

    Phil Pendergast has a voice that will break your beating heart – his vibrating voice reaches beneath the surface of despair and awakens the senses. But without the synth talent and weather vulnerability of guitarist Ben Hutcherson and drummer Zach Coleman, Khemmis wouldn’t have sounded so intense. From Deceiver, “Avernal Gate” opens with a nodding acoustic guitar duet with the Master of Puppets, a Metallica comparison that’s not light, as the seven-minute track intricately interwes doom-metal longing with riffing. Classic heavy metal and soul-ripping feedback. The “Avernal Gate”, self-aware yet powerful, meditates on your darkest reflection, with a resounding bang that screams oblivion to impending oblivion: “Beneath the tides of the jars, I accept this as my fate.”

  • STAYC “Stereotype” – Funny songs video

    STAYC “Stereotype” – Funny songs video

    Stereotype


    STAYC

    One of the more refreshing K-pop comebacks of 2021, STAYC’s “The Pattern” deals with – with attitude – the pressures that come with being the girl in the public eye. STAYC invites listeners to watch and listen to the girl group structure and the concept of “teen fresh”; past followers are met with a unique voice and charismatic personality. The song allows each member to show how the spotlight shines on them best, while also turning on the other members’ energies. Despite the small amount of work, STAYC seems to have been formed by accident – “Stereotype”, a song written for the group before their 2020 debut, is proof.
  • Isaiah Rashad “Headshots” – Funny music video

    Isaiah Rashad “Headshots” – Funny music video

    Headshots


    LJ Sound

    Since the release of his major debut, Cilvia Demo 2014, Isaiah Rashad has been intensely focused on communicating his life lessons in the most relaxed, comfortable way possible. That includes his slips and struggles, and his self-described attempt at death and dying. The chorus of “Headshots (4r Da Locals)” features a vulnerable mutilation of Rashad alongside an uncredited female singer, while another unnamed character laments behind; The vocals blend in a way that sends Rashad languidly through the rest of the song, all the while returning to this house of internal strife. Overall, it feels like Isaiah Rashad is sharing his pertinent messages about maturity and determination, while acknowledging he’s only human.

  • Way out – Funny songs video

    Way out – Funny songs video

    Way Out


    Saddle Creek

    Who hasn’t yearned, at least once, for an escape? In “Way Out,” North Carolina indie rock artist Indigo de Souza puts the focus of simple demand on her own boundless ability, eliminating the ghosts and monsters of her restless mind. “I want to be the light,” she says at last, with a jagged guitar, in a song that distills hard work, grasping when it comes to embracing emotional vulnerability.

  • “The Rain” – Funny music video

    “The Rain” – Funny music video

    The Rain


    Paul Sánchez

    While opera singers were sidelined during the pandemic, baritone Will Liverman made his dream album – an album dedicated to Black composers. He commissioned Shawn Okpebholo to write Two Black Church, including “The Rain,” a dark reconciliation about the horrific 2015 shootings in Charleston, S.C. With water as a recurring image, the song reveals its pain slowly and deliberately. Midway through, Liverman’s velvety voice rose to a muted falsetto as he sang “Emanuel AME Church”. The song ends with a shower of rippling piano notes that turn to lone chords, slowly rising, as if trying to keep its head above water.