Who would be some newer, obscure female singer songwriters in the alternative genre?
Have you listened to St. Vincent?
What are the best decent duet songs for a male and a female to sing?
I don’t know about anyone else, but if you ask me, then without a second thought, I would say I don’t wanna live forever by Zayn Malik and Taylor Swift. In the recent times, it has been the only duet that has actually touched a chord. The sound and the beats are amazing, and the lyrics are meaningful. It carries a story behind it, and thankfully, unlike the new age music, it has absolutely no swearing words, so it’s a proud choice, to be honest.
What are the best drake songs?
Fancy July Miss Me The Resistance Show Me a Good Time Up All Night What If I Kissed You Messages From You ^ In my opinion, those are his best ones :)
What background/ethnicity is Drake (singer/rapper)?
Drake's father is an African American from Memphis, Tennessee, and Drake's mother is a white Jewish Canadian. He attended a Jewish day school and had a Bar Mitzvah.[7][8][9] His parents divorced when he was five years old, and he was raised by his mother in Toronto's wealthy Forest Hill neighbourhood.[10][11] Drake attended high school at Forest Hill Collegiate Institute, where he began acting,[12] but did not graduate.[13] He spent most summers with his father in Memphis.[14] Drake stated that his parents' divorce greatly affected him as a person, saying, “I had to become a man very quickly and be the backbone for a woman who I love with all my heart, my mother."[15] Hope I helped!
[RHH] - A Couple Of Questions For Y'all...?
q1: i think T.I. is great....i think when T.I. is in charge of writing you are usually going to end up with a pretty sweet product....i think young thug is trash....maybe its the combo of a dope artist with someone that is a component of brainwashing that has people in a frenzy.... q2: Bryson Tiller.....he's cool...but he also falls in line with many of the other singers who latch on to cliches that fit in todays time(see Trust Issues).....he does have a sense of realism which really helps his cause...but overall i'm not kicking down doors to hear his new sh*t...as far as Beauty Behind The Madness goes....yeah i have a lot of women recs so i had no choice...also as a DJ i gotta listen to it all...The Weeknd produces a damn good product sonically...probably his most sensible album...while it is very modern which is usually a bad thing...he still manages to give you quality through his voice and style...here's is the problem...musically the songs can get tiring...AND the worst thing about the Weekend as a artist is that his style most of the time seems forced....Frank Ocean can be just as raw at times...between the sexual boast and drug references Frank Ocean doesn't seem to ever sound as if he is trying to shock you...it sounds very real...The Weeknd on the other hand sounds like he's trying to be edgy...similar to August Alsina....which is never a good look. Also the writing isn't as sharp as his previous album Trilogy which musically is his best overall....which really is apparent when you once again compare to a similar artist like Frank Ocean....who's writing is amazing.... q3: .... http://s3.amazonaws.com/rapgenius/135735...
Why does every great rapper collab with Rihanna?
She can do something very few female artists are capable of doing. She can put on a hip-hop oriented persona and kill a hook. She just has the ability to mesh well with rappers sound and verses.She put together beautiful hooks for “Love the Way You Lie”-Eminem, “Live Your Life”-T.I., “All of the Lights”-Kayne West, & “Take Care”-DrakeShe just vibes well vocally with the beats and rhythm of hip-hop songs.
What are Future's best collaborations?
Future is no stranger to collaborations and has released several songs featuring other artists and has been featured on many artists tracks. Future has collaborated with many artists including Drake who he not only has made several tracks with but also released a joint mixtape (What A Time To Be Alive). This mixtape has some great songs and I would particularly name "Big Rings" and "Jumpman" (which I have listed below) as two of the best tracks on the album (as it is a joint mixtape they are all collaborations). However to answer your question I am going to answer it with 10 songs. The first five are songs where Future has featured other artists and the second five are songs where Future has been featured.Future features:1. I Won ft. Kanye West2. Move That Dope ft. Pharrell, Pusha T3. Where Ya At (ft. Drake)4. Big Rings (ft. Drake)5. Jumpman (ft. Drake)Future featured:1. Bugatti - Ace Hood ft. Future, Rick Ross2. Love Me - Lil Wayne ft. Drake, Future3. 3500 - Travi$ Scott ft. Future, 2 Chainz4. U.O.E.N.O. - Rocko ft. Future, Rick Ross5. Blasé - Ty Dolla $ign ft. Future, Rae SremmurdI have included links to the music videos for each so feel free to listen and let me know what you think.
Why do people like Drake?
I'm usually really open to most music and singers that other people like so I noticed lots of people love Drake so I thought there must be a good reason behind his popularity. So I listened to a couple of his songs but they weren't as great as I expected and his main theme seemed to be about how great/rich/successful he is. So any drake lovers could you tell me why you love drake and recommend some of songs that you like the best? Thanks! Btw this isn't me trying to hate on Drake. I'm just curious and want to see if I had been missing out on something. Thanks again :)
Rap Fans what are your pros and cons of DRAKE?
Things i like about Drake: Drake can rap. i dont care how many people tell you different. Drake can rap. i like that he's influenced by Mos Def, Little Brother and Slum Village. He should take more advantages and really push to get more collabs with Phonte and 9th Wonder from Little Brother since they both cosign him. he's put together some pretty decent songs and has worked with some top notch producers. he's even gotten cosigns from Nas and DJ Premier. his production choice is good for the most part. Things i don't like about Drake: He cannot put together a consistent album. Thank Me Later was pretty good, but Take Care was only half good. Drake is a good enough singer to sing his own hooks, but he's nowhere near a good enough singer to sing entire songs. he should stop that. though his production choice is good, he's put himself on his fair share of garbage beats too. if Drake had worked with all the artists he said he was going to work with on Take Care (9th Wonder, DJ Premier, Q-Tip, Phonte, 8Ball & MJG) the his album would have been so much better. sooooo much better. and he leans a little too far on the pop side, even though he could spit some dope lyrics if he really wanted to. he's trying too hard to appeal and not hard enough to be innovative. the Drake from 2006-2009 was better.