Trap Beats By The Hardest Trap Producer In The World

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Brandy’s younger brother, Ray J, also makes an appearance in the video. “Can I have some of that you got, to put me on/Word around town is you’re nine men strong/I wanna be put on in the worst way, since the first day I think it was a Thursday” – Yoyo and Queen Latifah follow suit by telling us what type of men they’re into. Ever since Monie Love joined fellow Native Tongues sistren Queen Latifah on Ladies First –where the two waxed lyrical about being women in a world a run by men – camaraderie within female rap became a thing that continues to thrive today. By some way, gender appears to be the most demographic category addressed in treatments of bias and injustice in both computer science and critical internet research on MRS. The same appears to be true of studies of cultural recommenders beyond music. In other domains beyond MRS, technical and critical studies have examined issues such as the return by search engines of results that are deeply problematic in terms of, for example, race .

They studied “mainstream-oriented listeners”, in order to differentiate the relationship of such listeners to the global mainstream from their relationship to national mainstreams. This was a way of trying to understand how national cultural contexts might influence users’ tastes, preferences and practices. Their experiments suggested that MRS might implement “demographic filtering” (i.e. taking account of the different musical tastes in different countries) before applying collaborative filtering, in order to improve recommendation.
“Draaihoek” best displays his incredible guitar skills and storytelling ability. New kid on the block, 18 year old Nasty C had our undivided  attention when he released his breakout single “Juice Back”, so naturally everyone was hyped to hear the remix. Featuring hip-hop heavyweights Davido and Cassper Nyovest, the remix is already blowing up the charts for this impossibly young talent. Digging further into the vault, serving up ‘Beg to Differ’ and ‘Breakfast at Tiffany’s’. The limelight shifted to the ‘Alpha House’, released earlier this month, with the debut album landing at No.3 on the UK official charts. Do your absolute best not to compare yourself to others.

Highland Whispers is a gathering of five artists, exploring the five senses in five chain reactions – a kind of game of isolation Consequences. The Whispers is an idea that’s been bubbling under for a long time, waiting for the right moment, and lockdown seemed to be it. Joined by co-curator Toria Caine, painter Anna Raven, poet Pádraig Ó Tuama and photographer Alex Boyd, the group have created 25 works for an exhibition to be launched online at the end of November.
China is the largest producer and exporter of solar panels, wind turbines, batteries, electric vehicles. It holds nearly a third of the world’s renewable energy patents. If we don’t catch up, America will miss the chance to shape the world’s climate future in a way that reflects our interests and values, and we’ll lose out on countless jobs for the American people. When disasters strike people who are already living in poverty and insecurity, it can often be the final straw, pushing them to abandon their communities in search of a better place to live. The Chesapeake Bay was formed nearly 12,000 years ago by melting glaciers.
It’s a shame that today The Notorious B.I.G. is known as much for his role in the unfortunate East Coast/West Coast rap wars of the mid-Nineties. A vital release in New York’s move towards hardcore gangsta rap, Biggie’s storytelling skills are to the fore on tracks like Juicy, Gimme The Loot and Things Done Changed. The mind boggles as to what Biggie could have achieved if he wasn’t senselessly lost in 1997.

Hip hop double albums aren’t generally worth the entrance fee. After a spell inside, 2Pac was focused and angry ahead of his magnum opus. This attitude was channelled into 27 tracks of sparkling virtuosity. The thug life with which he had previously flirted with is wholeheartedly embraced and the result is an epic record of G-funk and gangsta rap that managed to hardest trap producer in the world take on the mainstream. And by Soul Music you should really read anything black and American with a recognisable groove which has ever found its way onto vinyl over the last 35 odd years. If it was any good at all then you'll probably find a copy of it somewhere in the vast record collection which dominates the music room in Wingfield's South West London home.
The numerical title of the track – fichead ’s a h-Ochd is twenty-eight in Gaelic – references the latter, but whilst the retro-yet-contemporary vibe of the track shirks the ‘trad’ moniker, it remains part of a wider-Gaelic song tradition. One solution is to heat the kilns using renewable sources of energy, and yes, that's effective in reducing some of cements carbon impact. However, only around 30% of the CO2 from cement production comes from the heating of the kiln, with the rest coming from the chemical reaction taking place, and clean-cut solutions to this are harder to find. Materials science has produced cement alternatives that require less energy to process, as well as alternatives such as AshCrete – which uses recycled industrial waste in place of a portion of the required cement.

It has a tempo of 150bpm and is played in the key of E minor.  It is often mentioned in lists of the best rock songs ever. It is considered to be an alternative rock song, both the  tempo and the key changes throughout.
And the land – including where I stand right now – is sinking due to the melting of the glaciers that formed the Bay. If this continues at the current pace, in just 80 years, the Bay will extend inland for miles, overtaking the homes of 3 million people, destroying roads, bridges, farms. To my children’s children, the landscape will be unrecognizable.
Maybe, but I think you may find mother dearest holds a secret soft spot for them. Nothing can compare with Tech N9ne’s flow and here he lets rip and dominates the genre with his crippling grasp on lyrics. BDI gained international acclaim for its outstanding competences in both in-house development and the implementation of forward thinking and environmentally friendly technologies. The latter enables the profitable manufacturing of renewable energies through waste products and residual materials. BDI-BioEnergy International GmbH was in fact the first ever company to build industrial plants worldwide to convert used cooking oil and animal waste fats into top-quality biodiesel. The project will build a new supply chain focused on the collection of used bio-lubricants in various industrial sectors (hydraulic oils in steel mills, fluids for metal quenching, dielectric fluids, neat and emulsifiable soluble oils for metal treatment, etc.

Please do get in touch, we love to hear from you, and we will be back very soon with details of the album release. In Summer 21, Mary Ann was commissioned by the St Andrews Voices festival to develop a project that would bring into focus the path of musicians, professional and community, back into the world of performance in the gradual easing of the lockdown. It’s been a while since we let you know about the goings-on at Watercolour Music, but we have been busy! We’ll keep this update short and sweet but we’d love to tell you about two projects very close to our hearts and which are about to come to fruition.
M.I also thinks it’s unrealistic to put him on such a pedestal so as to assume that he’s expected to always bring the fire and not ride already established waves. “For me to expect that I have to be the face of a new sound, would mean that I have to believe that I am always right and my opinion is always right. I don’t want anyone thinking if M.I isn’t doing things this way, then it must not be the right way”. And while it does sound like a daunting ideal for anyone to live up to, most of M.I’s career is built on his carefully crafted enigmatic personality, hyped up to deified status.