[soundguyz]

 

[Green Golden Retriver]

Cocktail Thai artist very nice songs: เรา this is one of thier most famous piece

 

[SilverEars]

Very smooooooooooth.

 

[SilverEars]

Finally some decent R&B

 

[SilverEars]

How about some retro, city-pop?



I like cinematography of retro japanese movies with unsaturated dulled colors looking like documentaries. She should have made teh whole music video with this cinematography.

 

[SilverEars]

More retro style, retro style kpop. Looks very low production without anything done on the performers with low quality filming. lol I think this is kpop retro. It just seems more fun than the high production stuff today. Modern kpop seems too stiff and serious.

 

[SilverEars]

 

[Raketen]

Modern kpop seems too stiff and serious.

mas retro

 

[legopart]

Thanks to Mr./Ms. Vocalist (Eric Martin, Debbie Gibson)

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[ADUHF]

Modern kpop seems too stiff and serious.

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[ADUHF]

Modern kpop seems too stiff and serious.

These are serious times. And the music reflects that... as it should imho. Just my 2c fwiw.

I hear what you are sayin though.

 

[SilverEars]

mas retro

Fo sho. Much retro. Korean Trot, which is derived from Japanese Enka music. Both cultures shared the same music taste for this style, and I think both cultures genreally shared similar tastes up to the 1990-2000s, and then Kpop changed all that. Modern kpop has no likeness to Japanese music. Modern kpop is result of embracing American music with development of their own style over the years. I think early development of kpop was much imitation of American music, and also Japanese.

Japanese Enka is pretty much Korean Trot. If we look at certain 90's music picks in Japanese and Korean, there are similar melodies that were often used.



I heard this one was popular with Japanese audience? I know there's some relationship Japanese Enka.



I found this cover interesting. It's odd that somebody outside culture would appreciate such an old-timer's music. Because the music is so different from anything western audiences are used to. Because further back you go with music culture, it becomes more and more foreign from outside cultures, but also more culturally original and relavent (because music hasn't been modified to be acceptable globally).

 

[SilverEars]

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I don't know why they gave that song to her, here's Wands version. It must have helped her popularity because it is a famous song.

 

[SilverEars]

This song always shows up on Youtube. Is this like the model for Japanse City-pop?

 

[SilverEars]

Japanese sounds so melodius. There's no aggressiveness to the pronunciations, and general sounds pleasant. In certain cases, this works extremely well, but in certain cases like hip-hop, the pronunciation doesn't work so well.

I don't understand a thing, but the sound seems to transition so smoothly. lol