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kaiso....soca needs to learn from its roots
artist getting more and more lazy with soca music each year. soca music is just losing its creativity. man like crazy who singing "cock cyah stand up" is rel big tunes. member when kitchner and mighty sparrow brought calypso to the world? what happened to those days? those guys used to sing with humor, politics, a story to there song.... but soca continues with wine, jump, and wave. i understand that superblue started this phenomenon in the early 90s, but come on our music hasnt evolved beyond that yet? member blue didnt create soca! so soca isnt just about jumping and waving. he got creative and did something different, which was a huge success. but that success has also created huge draw backs to the soca genre as more and more artist getting lazy and not creating something new. look at mustafa performance on SSS4
Login | Facebook scroll to 9.20mins in... this guy just killed it with this song. tune rel bad, and the man performing bad too. i mean this kinda style isnt new to the calypso industry, but this is what the soca industry needs. story, comedy, hook lines, politics etc... i shall also add mustafa singing reggae/dancehall well good SynergyTV.net | sss4 Extra IP Seg1 why do u think he choose a calypso song vs a soca? i think its because he see the flexibilty to be more creative, as soca lacking this kinda creativity! your thoughts? Last edited by readingtrini; 01-31-2009 at 11:02 AM.. |
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btw another reason why fayann meet super blue is the best uptempo soca this season!!!
also like kmc- im not drunk, yeast Last edited by readingtrini; 01-31-2009 at 11:07 AM.. |
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The "Cock cya stand up" kinda music Is just totally stupid. That's why I despise people like Impulse for creating this stupid music. Its not even cleverly done.
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Its music in general that is crap nowadays. Dancehall, R&B, Hip Hop, Soca. No effort. No innovation. But the masses are not complaining so it only gwine get wuss.
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All these dissertations about the future of the music, the pace it evolving etc just killing me. If is certain typa tunes allyuh want to hear then write the tunes and go record it already lawd. |
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For the MUSIC to MOVE FORWARD, yuh CAAH BRING de SAME THING, OVER and OVER and OVER and OVER again. It is called STAGNATION....it is called NO PROGRESS....it is called LACK of INNOVATION and LACK of VISION. But like I said, MANY SOCA ISLANDS want to MOVE ON, but the ALBATROSS in de BIZNIZ is HOLDING them back. Imagine a CERTAIN THEME has DOMINATED an INDUSTRY for 16 YEARS....16 YEARS...THINK about it....16 YEARS. Where do you EVER hear that in the HISTORY of MUSIC? The ONLY THING that has been MORE DOMINANT than that PARTICULAR THEME is the DICTATORSHIPS in AFRICA. And we KNOW what has been the RESULTS of those DICTATORSHIPS to those NATIONS and to the PEOPLE. MUDDERWUK!!! YUHHHHHH SEEEEE MEEEEEEE YUHHHHH SEEEE MEEEE |
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You wonder why people outside and inside the Caribbean think our music is pure B.S. Soca is not evovling, most of the songs out there are ridiculous to say the least. Because of how we treat this music, most people don't realize that it is even a genre, if artist and producers continue to lack respect for what they develop, this music will never move anywhere. Kaiso is an African word that means great words/lyrics, which calypso grew from, should we take a few steps backwards inorder to move forward - yes. |
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soca is at its best when it retains a strong hard rock + r&b influence
it's at it's worst when it gets infiltrated by dancehall or hip hop- and is riddim this and riddim that and contains negative vibes |
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and it's clear from the current music, that both groovy and tempo soca take cues from modern day rock, r&b, and and another of other genres, and that's OK because I expect it to contain various influences, but I do expect it to retain it's tempo and it's "feel" if you will I think if you took the rock, r&b out of soca today, I doubt it would retain it's popularity and a lot of people would move on to something different all of you that want to go back to beating on bongos and african chants- that's on you- but give me uptempo modern caribbean pop rock with a hint of groovy tunes for the ladies, and personally- that's what I expect out of modern day soca today |
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i totally understand you have to big up your country as support your artist. i know you do that ALOT. i cant blame you for doing that, its natural. but member this is what is holding back soca as a whole too. there are many islands competing for a small market. even tho a song may not be as good, it will be pushed because of loyalty and not quality. this is absolutely wrong. its hurting the genre big time! |
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what de music lacks is imagination and creativity. need to move away from de same theme year after year.
tell de djs play more ragga soca and groovy soca and stop playing so much rag and flags. |
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