Showcase Your Music, 'Your Beats': Ar Wesley 'Ready Or Not', 'Love Insane'

Many thanks to Milwaukee MC Ar Wesley for sending his latest cut, a dope re-imagining of an all time hip hop classic, featuring fellow Milwaukee artist DayNAge.

Wesley is an MC equally adept at detailing the pressures of life on the streets ('Trap Musiq', 'Red Winter', off his early 2013 'The Understanding Part 1: Badd Habits' project) as he is speaking on relationships ('Ready or Not', 'Love Insane'). The rapper has a pleasing raspy-yet-smooth voice and a melodic, rapid-fire delivery which shows off both an engaging hunger as well as the polish that comes with a honing of the craft. To use the cliche, Ar makes this sound easy.

His forthcoming project 'Night On Water' includes both industry and original beats. If tracks like these are anything to go by, Wesley is destined for big things in 2014. Thanks again for reaching out Ar, you've got a new supporter.

For more Ar Wesley:

twitter.com/thereal_ARW
facebook.com/itsarwesley
Soundcloud.com/ar-qiddo

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The Theory For Our Revenge 'OBORO'

REVIEW: Japanese multimedia art duo make a great first impression with their mix of industrial, trap and operatic pop

The following is a paid for review and post, via humanhuman (see below).

It is always an honour and a pleasure to receive new music to check out and review; especially when it's as enjoyable a listening experience as this first offering from The Theory For Our Revenge is.

The Theory For Our Revenge are COLD FAITH and Jhas; a Japanese music production, fashion stylist and visual art duo.

Their debut single ,'OBORO', is a slice of experimental electro-trap / operatic-art-pop.

Starting with an industrial sounding chugging and churning, the track moves into frosty, haunting melodies.

It's in these opening bars that the only potential hiccup occurs.

Around the 0:38 and 1:12 marks there's a jagged synth whistle which is potentially painful to an earbud wearing listener.

Admittedly I am very sensitive to certain high pitch frequencies.

However, to remedy this I wo…

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Georgel ‘Colibrí’

REVIEW: 'Colibrí' highlights Georgel’s potential as a superstar in the making

It is always an honour and a pleasure to receive new music to check out and review; especially when it's as enjoyable a listening experience as Georgel’s ‘Colibri’.

A slice of swaggering, sensual, big band pop, ‘Colibri’ is a superb offering from the singer songwriter.
‘Colibrí’ immediately demands listener attention thanks to punchy horn stabs, satisfying drum fills and Georgel’s strong vocals. Listener attention is maintained throughout due to the athletic and theatrical flair of both vocals and instrumentation. These theatrics never descend into ham or kitsch.

The hook is slinky and sensual, adding an extra layer to an already super-enjoyable cut. The memorable arrangement and vocals, together with professional mixing and mastering mean the song would be as much at home in a big-budget Hollywood musical or Broadway show as it would be on your favourite music streaming service.

A slice of swag…

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