Month: December 2011

to all of you, readers of my Eminem Blog…all the best:)))
Isabelle

Global rating of the product: 4 stars
I am very pleased to review a brand new, yet unreleased song by Detroit underground hip hop group Gee Unite Us, Music Gets Me High.
You are about to discover an ingenious track, produced by Gerald Bouey, CEO of Gee Unite us in collaboration with
Katari Feat. Dylan Dilijah, Jacka, and A.G. Tha Ryda. Katari is Afeni Shakur’s nephew he will be the first artist signed to Amaru Records.
The musical background is a mixture of soft instrumentals mixed up with some slight, hammering piano notes. The trio astutely inserts some soft yet contrasting vocals into the instrumentals. The spirit is nostalgic but uplifting in its general message. The song took some inspiration from Tupac’s Betta Days.
It reminds us that an artist’s life is not only projectors, acclaim and glitter. It is made of sacrifice. However, a dedicated artist manages to sublimate this harsh aspect of the music industry by being one with the music, uniting soul and spirit to create some harmonic magic- a magic that he shares with the public.
In high school, our music teacher once asked us: ” What is music?”
Somebody answered: ” a succession of sounds”. He looked then a little bit disappointed. I then waved my hand and said: ” Music is a succession of harmonious sounds that pleases the ear.” He then looked satisfied and congratulated me.
Music is a wonderful way to find harmony in our lives. When you are the creator of the music, you are even more conscious of that specific element that makes us feel and live out to the music we love. Music manages to makes us feel happy, it erases our pain.
As the song is advancing, the melody becomes more rhythmic. All artists have a beautiful, dynamic flow.
Check out the song as soon as it comes out!
More info about Gee Unite Us can be found here.
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Do you like French and Italian delicatessen? Do you know a place called Stoke Newington in the borough of Hackney?
If you answered “yes” to both questions, I would like to recommend a particular place ( I am not doing this very often) located at Church Street, Stoke Newington. It is called Le Parc. From there, you have a beautiful view of Crissold Park.
The expresso is one of the finest I ever tasted here in London, all the products are the finest. You can also buy a wide range of French, Italian and English wines there.
The boss and the personal are very friendly. This is a nice place to enjoy a little afternoon break. Go check it!
Isabelle