Sadvilliany

Kinda boring for my taste, but I get why people like it

Post Malone is one of my favorite rappers in Hip-Hop right now. He knows that he has to stand out in some way as a white rapper in a predominately african-american genre. He does this by berating listeners with Bud Light promos, sporting a cornrow/ mullet hairstyle, or delivering meaningful, catchy lyrics over a cigarette-coaxed voice. He's another example of how Soundcloud is the best platform for artists to start, and to later capture fame. Post Malone is starting to make his unique mark in ... read more

I was very pleased with Alex Cameron's first record, Jumping the Shark, and the same goes with his follow-up. Cameron really embraces the use of synth and creative instrumentation in both of his records. The first 5 tracks are very solid and fun. The rest of the record is good, but they seem to lack a certain vibe that I got from earlier in the record. The record ends on a great note with "Politics of Love" as well. Overall, clever, meaningful songwriting from Cameron that is backed ... read more

Gee Goly, I do enjoy this record. Great production from Brian Eno and David Bowie, backed with even better performances from, at the time, an up and coming group, Devo. I feel bad because the group's career is overshadowed by the continually overplayed song, Whip It. Just unfortunate, considering how great this record is.