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Major Lazer ft. Nyla - Light It Up - Music Head - 27-03-2016
enters the Billboard Hot 100 chart this week at #98
I hate it
[video=youtube;e7eZUGB9HKU]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e7eZUGB9HKU[/video]
Major Lazer ft. Nyla - Light It Up - SteveO - 27-03-2016
^ I do like the African influence on this!
Major Lazer ft. Nyla - Light It Up - uncle salty - 05-04-2016
Ok. Nothing really stands out to make it different.
Major Lazer ft. Nyla - Light It Up - SteveO - 11-04-2016
I don't think anything new really stands out except EDM these days but I'll probably turn to Nepalese folk songs soon...who knows...the weirdo has spoken!
Major Lazer ft. Nyla - Light It Up - CRAZY-HORSE - 12-04-2016
you'll probably start listening to Mongolian Throat Singing next:
[video=youtube;1rmo3fKeveo]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1rmo3fKeveo[/video]
Major Lazer ft. Nyla - Light It Up - Inna Selez - 12-04-2016
That`s freakin awesome. Are they doing moderm mixes?
Major Lazer ft. Nyla - Light It Up - uncle salty - 13-04-2016
I actually have some Mongolian throat singing in my music collection.
Considering my avatar, this should surprise no one.
It's very cathartic at times. Calms and slows the mind and spirit.
Major Lazer ft. Nyla - Light It Up - CRAZY-HORSE - 14-04-2016
uncle salty Wrote:I actually have some Mongolian throat singing in my music collection.
Considering my avatar, this should surprise no one.
It's very cathartic at times. Calms and slows the mind and spirit.
I had a neighbour who went to Mongolia back in late 2010 or early 2011,
he bought back several cds of Mongolian Throat Singing and a DVD also,'
I had never heard o it previously so I borrowed the DVD and a cd,
some parts of both were interesting and he did say that you have to be there to
take it all in and 'feel one with nature' to really appreciate the experience,
I believe he is probably correct,
like it or loathe it, there is a self discipline required to use the throat to sing like they do.