Fellas, playlist update
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Got n playlist mimi but these are the albums and Podcasts am currently listening to
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Rage n The Machine, Joe Budden aliweza then 1992 is the only album in your list that I know, the rest, not familiar with
Hope you’ve noticed that artist called @Deorro, a DJ
Ndio pia mimi nimeshangaa kumbe @Deorro ni Msanii…
Alcopy jina ya huyo msanii
Was banging to him kitambo when he was still unknown and always liked his style.
Playlist ya jioni
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TBT
He z still not known that much
Kinda, though there is an ASAP Rocky track there
Which
5th track… Canal Street… From his ALLA Album
I do move with the wave, I subscribe to my fav artists YouTube channels, then wait for releases, like that
YouTube is a by the way. For my music I prefer full albums or Mixtapes in 320Kbps glory.
In every album there are like 3 or 4 tracks which are considered Radio singles. These are the tracks used for publicity and to create awareness about the artist. They are the tracks that got a high likelihood of getting official Music videos for YouTube and TV. Inakaa wewe unajua Radio singles pekee. Give albums or Mixtapes a listen and discover a beautiful world. Will also help you gauge how an artist grows. Try Jay-Z’s American Gangster album or Kendrick Lamar’s Good kidd Maad city album. Play the tracks in the order they appear. Use genius.com if you dont understand a song. When done come back and tell me if you learnt anything new.
**American gangster is not Jay-Z’s best album though but I like the theme in it and how he was inspired to create it.
But that info is soooo invaluable, and yes, radio singles ndo mi hufuatilia