Eurobeat Global - Feel Like Dance (Japanese):
SUPER HATSUNE BEAT (Volume 1, released in 2012):
The "Nick Festari" YouTube music channel - lots of great songs here:
Tons of Super Eurobeat heaven here:
What's on your mind?
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Eurobeat Global - Feel Like Dance (Japanese):
SUPER HATSUNE BEAT (Volume 1, released in 2012):
The "Nick Festari" YouTube music channel - lots of great songs here:
Tons of Super Eurobeat heaven here:
"I'll Fly With You" - an extremely popular DJ song here in America.
If I could escape
I would, but first of all let me say
I must apologize for acting, stinking, treating you this way
'Cause I've been acting like sour milk all on the floor
It's your fault you didn't shut the refrigerator
Maybe that's the reason I've been acting so cold
If I could escape
And recreate a place as my own world
And I could be your favorite girl
Forever, perfectly together
And tell me, boy, now wouldn't that be sweet?
If I could be sweet
I know I've been a real bad girl
I didn't mean for you to get hurt
(Whatsoever) we can make it better
And tell me, boy, now wouldn't that be sweet?
(Sweet escape)
Renai circulation pluggnb
Bounce (i just wanna dance)
Messages from the stars
Stay the night pluggnb
Stir and mix sped up
I am now going to bark at you
Go kitty go
Sugar crash
Brooklyn blood pop (used to spam in mm2 lol)
2k21
Sunday by the cranberries
Poem panic
GOT YOUR NUMB3R (v2 and my favorite)
or—is anyone even active 💔
Im Panda! My fav genres include: J-Pop,Hip Hop, Bollyqood, and Rap! My fav song currently:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yhe7rcDUTeI
Humpty Alexander Dumpty is a normal human-sized old man egg. In the 1990 North American hand-drawn animated musical Cinar And Little Golden Book episode video, The Real Story Of Humpty Dumpty, he sat on a wall and had a great fall and all the King’s horses and all the King’s men could not put him together again. Before he was up on the wall, he saved Princess Allegra from Glitch the witch and the witch’s poison custard pie then became the hero for the King’s kingdom after he started his journey to the palace by running away to the palace that was so very deeper from the farm that belonged to Farmer Dumpty the fair light white skin old man peasant farmer. There, he was called a freak by the hens and the chickens in Farmer Dumpty’s henhouse then Farmer Dumpty told him not to mind the hens and the chickens and that it was just that he was different because something meant that he had to look kinda like the foolish Ugly Duckling. Everyone with-on the farm laughed at him, and he ran away, but he had grown into the handsome swan admired by everyone located around when he came back. The story began not too many moons ago. Glitch’s street-smart cat, Scratch was working for her because she turned out to be the well-known one poor excuse to have for a witch. She told Scratch that there was a blue-colored moon in the night sky and that she can only get at Allegra when there was a blue-colored moon. She then also said that Allegra would not be located around much longer once she fed her the poison custard pie. She checked her recipe for the poison custard pie then saw that it needed three fresh eggs in a wicked spell. If Humpty was not around to save Princess Allegra from Glitch and her poison custard pie, she would die by the time she would eat the poison custard pie. The point was that Glitch decided to poison the princess with the help of the poison custard pie because she did not want the princess around no more. Then in the 1987 North American real-live-action musical Wee Sing episode movie, Wee Sing King Cole’s Party, Humpty got put back together again, and he greeted Mary the beautifulest and loveliest younger cutie girl that owned the little lamb, and her buddies, Jack and Jill the sibling children that fell down the hill while they were fetching the pail of water, and their friend, Little Boy Blue the child shepherd that loved sleeping under his haystack and blew within his golden horn really loud in order to get his golden horn to help him call his dairy cows and his sheep in whenever they wandered off and found the Farmer in the Dell (Sam A. Mowrey) to watch over his dairy cows and his sheep while he was gone who were heading for Old King Cole’s party in Old King Cole’s castle located in London, England in order to join Old King Cole the royal merry old soul king and his very good wife, the queen and their trumpeter and their servants and their subjects and their guests and their fiddlers three for the biggest celebration in order to celebrate the well-known 100 years of peace throughout the King’s whole kingdom. Mary made the white wool mittens all by herself from her very own lamb’s wool, and Jill brought her top favorite kitten because her pet mother cat had kittens, and Jack brought his warm yellow blanket that turned out to be his top favorite thing in the planet Earth world on the planet, Earth that he thought he would not give way up ever, and Little Boy Blue brought his golden horn that he somehow used to help him call his dairy cows and his sheep in whenever they wandered off until he found the Farmer in the Dell (Sam A. Mowrey) to watch over his dairy cows and his sheep while he was gone so that he’d keep an uh, you have to watch them every minute, you know, and Dweedle the quacking duck that turned out to be the leader of the Six Little Ducks sent the finest and soft and light feather that he somehow ever grew on his back during the Six Little Ducks song, and the Crooked Man sent his crooked and shiny and bright sixpence coin that he found upon the crooked stile during the There Was A Crooked Man song, and Humpty got Mary and her friends to the party on time with a magic word called “Please.” Then after Mary and her friends gave their gifts to the king, the king thanked them all for the greatest of gifts that were given from the heart because they made him get to feel like the king, and then he told the guests and the servants and the subjects to let the big dance begin. Mary and her friends, Jack and Jill and Little Boy Blue sang and danced at the party of their lives for there would not be the well-known other one like that for 100 years, then after the party, they went home because Humpty saw to that. The king kept their presents because he would have traded everything on the table for the gifts that the children gave from their hearts. In the 1991 North American real-live-action musical Good Housekeeping Kids Klassics Kids Sing Along episode video, Melody Magic In Toyland, the sequel episode movie to the 1990 North American real-live-action musical Good Housekeeping Kids Klassics Kids Sing Along episode video, Melody Magic In Musicland, the movie with the Chopsticks song and the This Old Man song and the Little Miss Muffet song and the The Itsy Bitsy Spider song and the Row Row Row Your Boat song and the The More We Get Together song and the Little Bo Peep/Three Little Kittens/Oh Where Oh Where Has My Little Dog Gone? medley song and the Oh Where Oh Where Has My Little Song Gone? song and the You’ve Got To Sing When Your Spirit Says Sing song and the Melody Magic song, Humpty was Josh’s Mother Goose toy, and he was with his very good friends, Old King Cole the royal merry old soul king and the Cat With The Fiddle Violin. They felt too surprised and too shocked to see that Josh was too old to play with them and they explained this to Melody Magic (Dina Murray/Dina James) who brought them to life within normal human-size with her magic dust through the We’ve Got Big, Big Trouble song and their brand-new friend, Josh’s computer (Liam Macintosh) that sang and danced and performed the I’m A Computer song in order to teach Melody and her friends everything about computer technologies on computers. Then Melody introduced the computer to her friends. Old King Cole sang the Be True To Your Heart song in order to teach us how to look true to much about our hearts and look very all-heart. Looking very all-heart is Old King Cole’s way of choosing to look kinda like the friend. The cat sang the I’m A Cool Cat song in order to teach us how to count and look kinda like cool cats. Choosing to look kinda like the cool cat is the cat’s great way of choosing to look kinda like the friend. Humpty decided to sing the I’m A Good Egg song on his wall when he decided to teach everyone much about how to look kinda like good egg friends. He was the main singer when he sat on the wall and the two flowers that grew by his wall were the back singers. They worked together to sing the I’m A Good Egg song in order to teach us how to look kinda like good egg friends. Choosing to look kinda like the good egg is Humpty’s great way of choosing to look kinda like the friend. Then after the song, Humpty had a great fall with a very loud crash that woke Josh up. Josh was so surprised and too very shocked to see Humpty in pieces and he wanted to know much about how Melody and Humpty and the cat and Old King Cole got to his bedroom. They had to find a way to save Humpty, and they found a way to save Humpty. It was Josh’s computer (Liam Macintosh). The five friends worked together to save Humpty, then Humpty got right up again when he was all put back together again, thanks to Josh and the computer. Humpty thanked the computer for saving his life then the computer said that it was nothing and Melody told the computer that saving Humpty’s life was important and she then also told the computer that he was really a good egg at heart. Then Melody sang the Everybody Needs A Friend song to show Josh and her friends and the computer what it means to be put in need of a friend to tell their troubles to. That had to look kinda like Melody’s great way to have friends. Then after the song, Melody shook hands with Josh and she then Josh hugged each other and Humpty and the computer and the cat and Old King Cole felt grateful for Melody for saving Josh. Josh asked Melody if he was awake, then Melody told him that it was only a dream. She gave Josh a kiss because she loved him and then she then the computer and their friends were back to where they should be. Then in the next morning, Josh’s mom (Babe Hack) woke him up for breakfast time, then Josh told his mom that he wanted to keep Humpty and the cat and Old King Cole, then his mom was too glad that he wanted to keep his old friends and they hugged each other with happiness joy thanks to Melody saving Josh all the way within the journey from looking too old for Humpty and the cat and Old King Cole with the help of Humpty and the cat and the computer and Old King Cole. Humpty Alexander Dumpty had to look kinda like my responsibility to save Princess Allegra from Glitch the witch and the witch’s poison custard pie within The Real Story Of Humpty Dumpty (1990) and he had to look kinda like my responsibility to take Mary and Jack and Jill and Little Boy Blue to Old King Cole’s party in Old King Cole’s castle located in London, England in Wee Sing King Cole’s Party (1987) and he had to look kinda like my responsibility to have good egg friends in Good Housekeeping Kids Klassics Kids Sing Along Melody Magic In Toyland (1991) then he had to look kinda like my top favorite main reason why I like the royal fairytale castle soldier horses over and over again.
According to the King Tooth song from The Adventures Of Timmy The Tooth Spooky Tooth, Mr. Wisdom plays the great King Tooth himself and sings the King Tooth song in order to tell Timmy and Brush-Brush and Bubbles and Mumfred, the lost child mummy about him as the great ancient Egypt king of the pyramids and Flossmore Valley when Timmy gets him out of the book in the The Adventures Of Timmy The Tooth video, Spooky Tooth. Mr. Wisdom as the great King Tooth comes out of the book with a ruby red crown and began to sing the King Tooth song about how he was the great ancient Egypt king of the pyramids and Flossmore Valley. The lyrics are called "I ruled Flossmore Valley with my wife, her name was Sally. My father was a pharaoh, my mother was a sphinx. Life in ancient times was not what everybody thinks. King Tooth. We had parties on the dunes. King Tooth. While we sang real crazy tunes. Life, it was terrific. HA! A writing hieroglyphic. Yeah, people did admire us and the things we did, writing on the pyres, building ancient pyramids. King Tooth. We danced along the Root Canal. King Tooth. Everybody was my pal. King Tooth. I was a pharaoh with a beat. King Tooth. Nice to everyone I'd meet. HA! LOOK OUT! King Tooth."
The Calculatus Eliminatus song was a song about the random math numbers and the random alphabet letters throughout their talent to teach you the truth about how to go find lost things while that had been the thing that told everything about how you found lost things. It appeared in the 1971 North American cartoon video, The Cat In The Hat. The cat led Real-Estate Agent Joan Walden’s kids, Conrad and his younger little sister, Sally the two bored and left alone kids on the search for the missing moss-covered three-handled family gredunza by using the method of “Calculatus Eliminatus,” in which random alphabet letters and random math numbers were drawn anywhere that the gredunza should be located at to mark that they should have checked there during already. This was the thing that had made messes within a lot of everything and Mr. Carlos K. Krinklebein the family goldfish ordered the cat to leave during again.
According to the Colonel Hathi’s March song from Walter Elias Disney’s 1967 North American classic motion picture video film, The Jungle Book, there were great songs in the Jungles of India. The Jungles of India had great songs in them because something meant that the stuff about the singing jungle pachyderm elephants in the Colonel Hathi’s March song had to sound kooky then great to me during over and over again. I wanted to get out of their way when I wanted to watch them go march by in the Colonel Hathi’s March song.
My top favorite character from Walt Disney/Walter Elias Disney’s classic, Dumbo turned out to be Casey Junior/Casey Jones Junior the male North American 2-4-0 standard-gauge steamer tender engine locomotive that turned out to be the leader of the North American Walter Elias Disney Productions Medici Brothers’ circus train. He decided to chant “I think I can,” and “I thought I could,” over the big hill mountain when he decided to go reach the Joplin, Missouri town. To work that out, his job was to work the railroad day shift and the railroad night shift in order to move the North American Walter Elias Disney Productions Medici Brothers’ Circus out on a journey to go run all the way from the North American Florida Winter Headquarters within the land of the North American US sunshine state, Florida to the far up north town of Joplin, Missouri within the North American United States of America North America country during the 20th century year, 1919 in the 20th century, and along the way, he went through the North American railroad train tunnels in order to go through the North American mountains and the North American hills so that he would not make crashes into the North American mountains and the North American hills, and he had to go cross the North American railroad train bridges in order to cross the North American rivers so that he would not fall down into the North American rivers below the North American railroad train bridges, and he pulled his heavy load up the big hill mountain by chanting “I think I can,” all over and all over again and he went down the big hill mountain by chanting “I thought I could,” all over and all over again when he reached the top part of the big hill mountain, and he tooted his steamer train engine locomotive whistle with happiness joy, and most of all, he gave me permission to be reminded of Tillie the female North American 4-2-4 Standard-Gauge Little Blue Switch Steamer Train Engine Locomotive from the 1930 North American folk fairytale, The Little Engine That Could, and he chugged toward his destination that turned out to be the first up north town of Joplin, Missouri that was outside the North American Florida Winter Headquarters and outside the big hill mountain when he left the big hill mountain behind, and he chugged onward and onward to the Joplin, Missouri town and he turned his baseball-cap-shaped headlight off, and he fell asleep in order to get his good night sleep as a bigger reward for pulling his heavy load over the big hill mountain when he finally got to the Joplin, Missouri town and arrived in the Joplin, Missouri town on his schedule date. The word song lyrics to the Casey Junior song in Walter Elias Disney’s classic, Dumbo turned out to be “Casey Junior’s comin’ down the track, comin’ down the track with a smokey stack. Hear him puffin’ comin’ ‘round the hill, Casey’s here to thrill every Jack and Jill. Every time his funny little whistle sounds (Toot!-Toot!), everybody hurries to the circus grounds. Time for lemonade and cracker jack. Casey Junior’s back, Casey Junior’s back.”
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Akin to a seismic shift in the music industry, the announcement of Tyla as the winner of the coveted GRAMMY Award for Best African Music Performance sent waves of applause and appreciation through the crowd.
The moment her name resounded through the hall, a collective gasp echoed, followed by a thunderous standing ovation. Her reaction was nothing short of genuine surprise and unadulterated joy, a testament to her humble nature and dedication to her craft.
This victory was not just personal for Tyla but represented a landmark moment in GRAMMY history. It marked the first time an artist clinched the Best African Music Performance category, inaugurated only this year.
This achievement underscores her pivotal role in introducing African music to mainstream global audiences and sets a high bar for future contenders in this category. It sends out a strong message about recognizing and celebrating diverse musical traditions from around the world, thus opening up new horizons for artists across Africa.
"Water", Tyla's award-winning track, stands as a testament to the vast richness of African musical traditions. The song takes inspiration from an array of sources ranging from rhythmic drum patterns, invoking the spirit of traditional African beats, to the melodic infusion of modern pop sensibilities.
The critical acclaim that followed the release of "Water" was swift and unanimous. Critics lauded Tyla's ability to weave together intricate beat structures with soulful lyrics that resonated with listeners worldwide. The song quickly climbed the music charts, eventually peaking at #7 on the coveted Billboard Hot 100 chart.
Following her win at the 2024 GRAMMY Awards, "Water" experienced a surge in popularity. The song's commercial success skyrocketed - it reached #1 on both Billboard U.S. Afrobeats Songs and Hip-Hop/R&B charts, marking a significant milestone for Tyla and solidifying her status as a trailblazer in the music industry.
Tyla's journey with "Water" exemplifies her talent, dedication, and the expansive potential of African music on the global stage. Her victory is not just personal but also indicative of a broader shift in the music industry toward embracing diverse voices and sounds.
Tyla's victory at the 2024 GRAMMY Awards has thrust her into the limelight of the international music scene, marking a pivotal moment for African artistry. Her win signifies a breakthrough for artists from the continent, as it paves the way for increased visibility and opportunities on a global scale. The success of "Water" serves as a beacon, highlighting the potential for African musicians to achieve high accolades and transcend traditional market limitations.
Streaming Platforms and Social Media: Expanding African Music's Reach
Tyla, with her infectious rhythms and melodies, exemplifies how streaming platforms have become instrumental in bringing African music to an international audience.
Digital services like Spotify, Apple Music, and YouTube play a crucial role in transcending physical borders, allowing songs like "Water" to ripple across continents.
Social media platforms have further amplified this effect, enabling fans to share their favorite tracks instantly, which in turn fosters organic growth and virality.
With Tyla as a prime example, these modern conduits have facilitated a new era where music from Africa can enjoy widespread appreciation without reliance on traditional distribution channels.
Tyla's "Water" brings people together from all over the world, regardless of their differences. Her songs are filled with emotions that everyone can relate to, no matter where they come from. What sets Tyla apart is her ability to express these emotions through her powerful voice, making her stories feel genuine and touching the hearts of listeners.
Tyla's story of success, from being a local talent in South Africa to making her mark on the global music scene, inspires and resonates with many. Her rise to fame on the Billboard Hot 100 chart is a testament to her perseverance and staying true to her artistic vision. Let's take a closer look at the key milestones in her journey:
Tyla burst onto the music scene with a fresh sound that combined Afrobeat rhythms with contemporary pop elements. This unique fusion immediately caught the ears of both local and international listeners, propelling her toward wider recognition.
One of the factors that sets Tyla apart from her peers is her deep connection to her musical heritage. She incorporates traditional African instruments and storytelling techniques into her songs, creating a sonic tapestry that reflects her roots.
Tyla's breakout hit, "Water," not only introduced her to a global audience but also topped the charts. It reached the #1 spot on both the Billboard U.S. Afrobeats Songs chart and the Hip-Hop/R&B chart, solidifying her status as a rising star.
In many ways, Tyla's journey symbolizes the triumph of talent over barriers. By crossing geographical and cultural boundaries, she has shown that artistry coupled with cultural richness can resonate with audiences worldwide.
Through it all, Tyla has not only carved out her own space in the industry but also opened doors for future generations of African artists. Her music, which seamlessly blends innovation with tradition, serves as a powerful reminder of the importance of staying true to oneself in an increasingly homogeneous market.
The Recording Academy has taken steps to promote diversity and inclusion in the music industry. They have introduced genre-specific categories like Best African Music Performance, which recognized Tyla as the first winner in this category.
Tyla, in her acceptance speech, emphasized the need for different voices to be heard in the music community. She thanked the Academy for giving African music a platform to be acknowledged and appreciated worldwide.
"I am incredibly honored to be the first recipient of this award and I hope it inspires artists from Africa and beyond to continue pushing boundaries with their craft." - Tyla
Harvey Mason Jr., President of the Recording Academy, shared similar views, stating their commitment to fairness and promoting music from all parts of the world.
The Grammys have a significant influence on industry trends and how people perceive different music genres. By recognizing diverse musical contributions, they are encouraging a more inclusive representation of global talent and challenging traditional norms, which helps broaden people's musical interests.
The 2024 GRAMMY Awards showcased the talents of Latin artists, who received significant recognition and reaffirmed their impact on today's music scene. This acknowledgment highlights the vibrant array of Latin sounds and rhythms that continue to energize the worldwide music community.
The Latin GRAMMYs serve as a shining example of an international music award that has successfully embraced diversity. This annual event celebrates the cultural significance and relevance of Latin music by:
Honoring a wide range of genres, including reggaeton, salsa, and more.
Showcasing the immense talent within the Latin music community.
The recognition received by Latin artists at the 2024 GRAMMY Awards goes beyond regional boundaries, highlighting their impact in categories outside of traditional Latin music genres. This demonstrates the genre's ability to cross over and achieve mainstream success.
The achievements of Latin artists at prestigious events like the Grammys illustrate how their work resonates with audiences worldwide. Through their music, these artists can bridge language barriers and connect with a diverse range of listeners.
Awards play a crucial role in reflecting shifting demographics and preferences, shaping industry norms while influencing broader cultural conversations. They serve as important milestones in recognizing and celebrating the evolving landscape of music.
By honoring diverse musical expressions through platforms like the GRAMMYs, the Recording Academy reaffirms its dedication to inclusivity, sending a powerful message that music from every corner of the world deserves to be celebrated.
The 2024 GRAMMYs had a special moment called the In Memoriam segment, where they remembered musicians who had passed away. This is a tradition that reminds us how fragile life is and how influential these musicians were in shaping the world of music. This year's tribute was especially powerful because it included artists who have had a lasting impact on different genres of music. Here are some of the artists they honored:
Sinéad O’Connor: She was known for her haunting vocals and unique style, and she played a big role in alternative pop and rock.
Tony Bennett: A legendary figure in jazz and traditional pop, Bennett's music was loved by people for more than sixty years.
Clarence Avant: Avant was a music executive who was often called "The Black Godfather." He had a huge influence on the music industry.
Tina Turner: Turner was famous for her energetic performances and her ability to overcome challenges. She inspired many people with her music, which covered rock, soul, and R&B.
All of these artists brought something special to their genres, and their music will always be remembered as part of our global culture. The In Memoriam segment at the Grammys was a way to honor their talent and show how much they meant to the music community.
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It was scottish (i think)
It was MaC __ pass
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Some of the song lyrics
As he talked with farmer he whistled three notes only she can hear he laughed and joked as she silently rounded up the sheep
The she is a dog FYI
I'm paimon slays but I like to be called kōrī nice to meet yalls↖(^ω^)↗
My fav song right now ( Shut up And sleep w/ me
Just so yalls know I'm on the kpop wiki to AND if you wanna listen to shut up and sleep with me it does involve some THINGS but nice to meet yalls🖐️
Hey there! I recently created a draft for a wikipedia article on an artist and I wanted to know how to contact a mod to ask them if I could copy and paste that here. I can easily prove that the account who made the article is me.
I was originally going to post the article on wikipedia, but the artist is not big enough to warrant a page yet. I still want this information to be out there, as I think he is a very neat and talented artist, and currently its hard to find information about him. Thanks for any help!
What are your favorite songs from 2023?
My favorite was: Flowers by Miley Cyrus