hitomi #1 wrote:
My usual off the topic thought :beatyou: ...is there a thread for us non-Japanese fans and how we got interested in dramas, etc. :victory: Just curious how someone in Nova Scotia becomes a big fan, :woot: could say the same for me, for the most part I live in the middle of nowhere and yet... :beatyou:
hahahahaha i dont think ive seen a thread for that? hitomi why dont u do one on the general thread? not that i can post on it much cus i`m japanese :shamefulcry:
hahahahaha i dont think ive seen a thread for that? hitomi why dont u do one on the general thread? not that i can post on it much cus i`m japanese :shamefulcry:
hahahahaha i dont think ive seen a thread for that? hitomi why dont u do one on the general thread? not that i can post on it much cus i`m japanese :shamefulcry:
Would find it hard to believe there isn't one, :banghead: maybe it's buried, I'll check later, some people who live in bigger cities I can understand how they may get exposed to Asian movies/dramas/music, but ones like Stevie and me who live in the cold wilderness of the Northeast gets me curious how we have become such big fans :doh: ...er, what's this thread for, oh well, they'll get over it.
hitomi #1 wrote:
Would find it hard to believe there isn't one, :banghead: maybe it's buried, I'll check later, some people who live in bigger cities I can understand how they may get exposed to Asian movies/dramas/music, but ones like Stevie and me who live in the cold wilderness of the Northeast gets me curious how we have become such big fans :doh: ...er, what's this thread for, oh well, they'll get over it.
hitomi #1 wrote:
Would find it hard to believe there isn't one, :banghead: maybe it's buried, I'll check later, some people who live in bigger cities I can understand how they may get exposed to Asian movies/dramas/music, but ones like Stevie and me who live in the cold wilderness of the Northeast gets me curious how we have become such big fans :doh: ...er, what's this thread for, oh well, they'll get over it.
A review of MONEKY MAJIK's fourth single, Picture Perfect.
MONKEY MAJIKfs fourth single, Picture Perfect, is a collaboration with m-flo and welcomes a leisurely pace within an instant.
Picture Perfect, the premiere song, entices the listener automatically. Pleasant acoustic riffs introduce the song in a laid-back manner, combining elements of Japanese music and English mainstream pop with an edge. Powerful English lyrics, similar to Maroon 5fs, merges with Japanese as m-flo raps in both languages. A faint jazz vibe is suggested within the flow of the track. Towards the end of the song, m-flo keeps it fresh.
Pretty People continues the mood from the previous track. It is smooth and catchy in nature and builds up the easy-going atmosphere even more. Projecting a efeel goodf message, the track dictates a happy sound.
The final track, Red Dress, is quite the love song. Though still continuing in the same musical endeavors as the first two tracks, the song tells a story of a man - or series of men - enchanted by a woman in an enticing red dress and the unrequited emotions following such an experience. Caramelized falsetto tones flavor the emotions in the concluding piece in a relaxed manner.
All in all, Picture Perfect is a short collection of songs to relax to on a Sunday afternoon, curled up with a book. Music fans from around the world will enjoy MONKEY MAJIKfs audible creations.
Got this from http://www.jame-world.com/
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