Solange | A Seat at the Table

[Nass.]

Et voici son nouveau titre :

 

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Je me l écoute en boucle ...L 'instru me rappelle pas mal un titre Rnb d'époque.

 

[yetyet]

Moi je ne vois aucune ressemblance avec tout ce que vous avancez... après c'est peut etre pas neuf mais c'est un peu différent de ce qu'on entend en ce moment.

J'espere que l'album sera bon

[yetyet]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=piZ-OoXeCws&feature=related

 

quelqu'un saurait dire si c'est du neuf ou pas?

[Honest Lies]

Suffit de lire le topic pour savoir que c'est le B-side du single "Losing You"

[Cortana]

Le "new RnB".. tf is that

 

Je suis pas d'accord, tout ce que l'on me donne comme comparaison c'est à chaque fois des instrus hip hop même si le rythme est lent, ici la nouveauté c'est que c'est complétement pop et quand je dis pop je dis parle pas du mouvement pourri de chanteuse nulle, non pop dans le sens où c'est vraiment travaillé et rythmé et on pourrait pratiquement parler d'instru indé.

Alors oui le terme de New Rnb est assez bâtard mais tant que l'on a pas aura pas trouvé un terme pour désigner cette musique.

 

D'ailleurs que ce soit produit par Blood Orange n'est pas étonnant, à quand la production de ce genre de musique par Youth Lagoon, Wild Nothing ou encore Twin Shadow.

[In Rainbows]

"Sleep In The Park" remixé par Twin Shadow :

 

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[Saxon]

Elle sortira un EP nommé True le 27 novembre prochain.

Sept chansons co-écrites et produites par Dev Hynes.

 

Tracklist de l'EP :

 

1. Losing You

2. Some Things Never Seem to Fucking Work

3. Locked in Closets

4. Lovers in the Parking Lot

5. Don’t Let Me Down

6. Look Good With Trouble

7. Bad Girls (Verdine Version)

[Flocon]

"Oh tiens, mon 1er single Losing You qui était sensé lancé l'album n'intéresse personne ! Je n'ai qu'à le mettre dans un EP qui sortira avant Noël, et d'annoncer que ce n'était qu'un cadeau pour les fans"

[Saxon]

Je ne pense pas qu'elle ait beaucoup d'ambition en proposant ce style de musique.

A mon avis, le but est se créer une certaine hype avant la sortie de l'album et ça marche plutôt pas mal pour l'instant.

[Honest Lies]

Review des chansons par Rap Up.

 

Where can you find Jay-Z bouncing to some pretty girly music in a sea of colorful oxfords, natural hair, and random art? At Solange’s listening event in New York City, of course. The constantly evolving chanteuse, never just known as Beyoncé’s little sister, is set to drop her EP, True, on iTunes on November 27. The record is a mélange of kicky dance tracks co-written and produced by Devonté “Dev” Hynes, who giddily admitted, “There’s no one in the world I’d rather have worked with on this than Solange.”

 

An intimate group of press, along with Solange’s crew, came out to support her last night at a small studio converted into a modern-day speakeasy in the heart of SoHo. The charming pop of the cork every few minutes provided an extra beat to the album as Armand de Brignac (the gold bottle that replaced Cristal for Hov years ago) poured relentlessly into champagne flutes.

 

Solange glowed for good reason—the EP she shared with the crowd after a brief introduction was energetic, fresh, and creative, an amalgamation of nostalgic influences from the greats, with a twist of the contemporary beats that would make The Neptunes jealous. Also, perhaps because of her experience as a DJ, it came together in a cohesive way like the progression of a night on the dance floor. As the songs flowed out of the speakers, no one could stay in their seats, including hip-hop’s royal couple. Proud big sister B swept her caramel tresses into a ponytail a few minutes in and got off a couch to hit the floor with her hubby.

 

Rap-Up.com has a 7-track preview of what’s in store on True.

 

01 Losing You

Her first single is pleasantly upbeat for a song about love gone complicated. Solange asks, “Boy, am I losing you for good?” on this track, where the beat borrows sentiment from Madonna’s “Like a Prayer”—honest, tender, yet undeniably dance-worthy.

 

02 Some Things Never Seem to Fucking Work

The title says it all. In a song about ultimatums and questions, Solange ponders the illusion of a relationship. The vocals compete with the beat on this one, but the focus lays toward the reverberating rhythms.

 

03 Locked in Closets

If we were to ever hear a Beyoncé influence, it might be on this track, where Solange boasts her infamous Knowles vocal chops. The beat is reminiscent of Michael Jackson in his “Smooth Criminal” prime, and works flawlessly with her continuing theme of messy and addictive love.

 

04 Lovers in the Parking Lot

The tempo slows a bit on this song, as Solange continues with a strong vocal range. She regretfully admits, “I played around with your heart,” a telling piano riff adding dimension to the project.

 

05 Don’t Let Me Down

This one is more playful, with an aggressive beat that could set the foundation for a hip-hop track if need be. Not as lyrically substantial as the rest of the cuts, a feature in fact may have been beneficial.

 

06 Look Good With Trouble

Synth-heavy and full of echo, this track is versatile on its own—providing a respite from the poignant similar to the preceding one.

 

07 Bad Girls (Verdine Version)

Solange works the hell out of a falsetto on this unapologetic tune about her personality quirks. Embodying the strength of a woman who knows the intricacies of relationships, this one bookended her set well.

[Hamlet]

Oh il parle de "Like a Prayer" j'osais même pas le dire, persuadé d'être le seul a le penser.

[Honest Lies]

Pochette de l'EP "True"

 

[Ecstasy]

C'est vrai qu'on n'y voit rien.

[Monsieur Bêtise]

Les extraits de son EP:

 

http://www.amazon.com/True/dp/B00A2YJQK4/ref=sr_shvl_album_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1352319703&sr=301-1&tag=5336432715-20#

 

Ce projet a juste l'air super bon !

[Mickey]

Les extraits m'enchantent.

Hâte que tout cela leak entièrement.