Hey Miss!

[freakytigger.livejournal.com]

This has been stuck in my head pretty much perpetually in the 2 days since I heard it - nerdy post-Kanye pop-hop:

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[freakytigger.livejournal.com]

No I will go back and get the Robert Miles banger.

GET UP STAND UP COME ON THROW YOUR HANDS UP. On the one hand I'm happy to have found an MP3 blog which is so close to my tastes (in modern stuff anyway), on the other it's a bit embarrassing to like SO much of it. I hadn't heard "Wearing My Rolex" before pinglewood either and I'm now obsessed with it.

[alexmacpherson.livejournal.com]

it's called 'Rollin' by Hood Headlinaz. for hipster cred purposes here is proof (http://alexmacpherson.livejournal.com/178065.html) that I was a YEAR ahead of the curve (by a few hours).

'Wearing My Rolex' is INCREDIBLE yes! Was quite glad to grab a clean mp3 there, I've only had the radio rip for a while (hence not talking about it) - there's another new Wiley track which I only have as a shitty radio rip which I think might be even better going 'I'm Going Out'. Electro-grime! Did you ever hear 'Dance 4 Now' by Tinchy Stryder last year? Oh yeah 'Wearing My Rolex' is going to get a massive promo push - I think it'll be a proper big hit, though maybe I only think this cuz he shares a PR with Estelle and look where that got her (NUMBER ONE, BABY! was so excited on sunday).

whenever I go to pinglewood I'm always glad to see, and skip, the more reprehensible indie-hipster stuff, even if the majority of it is awesome. it's far stronger on hip-hop than dance (cuz of their unfortunate penchant for blog house).

[freakytigger.livejournal.com]

They seem to have a much better pop ear for bloghouse than (picking at random cos it's the only name I can remember) Palms Out Sounds do, so I don't mind that stuff.

[koganbot]

Oh, yeah, "Rollin'" is good. I like the way the music rolls.

[alexmacpherson.livejournal.com]

'Get Up Stand Up' jacks the DUBSTEP BASSLINE FROM 'FREAKSHOW'!

also Pitbull: boy is never ever not good. "bring that ass down like the Nasdaq" = global recession as hott dancing metaphor oh yes