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Controlled Karaoke: Cee Lo’s “Fuck You” Gets Japanese-Language Video, Meme Gives Us An Excuse To Keep Listening To This Flippin’ Great Song
[youtube=”http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PPE6HIHif-Q”] Ever since Cee Lo Green gave the world the irresistible jam “Fuck You” via a text-heavy video, countless others have translated the profanity-heavy number into other languages for similar clips. And at long last, you can now learn how to say “fuck you” in Japanese above. This one has been around for like five…
Bunch Of Artists (Picnic Women, PARKGOLF, Osamu Ansai, Avec Avec) Remix Tofubeat’s Music
Do you feel that, hanging in the air? As chilly autumn winds start blowing in, so does the specter of year-end lists. Tofubeat’s first full-length album Lost Decade is a lock to land somewhere on Make Believe Melodies’ top albums list, and if you haven’t bought a copy yet, get on that. Maltine Records, who…
New Perfume: “Magic Of Love”
This year saw a first from techno-pop trio Perfume – a dud. “Mirai No Museum,” a song written for a Doraemon movie, was greeted with mostly shrugs and “ehhhhh, hope the next one is better” from the group’s usually rabid fanbase. It did alright sales wise, but failed to ignite even real hate from anyone…
Controlled Karaoke: Perfume Meets perfume444
[youtube=”http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cj0LPfbwdrw”] Remember perfume444? For a split second a few months ago, the dude who recorded videos of himself geeking out about Japan’s premier techno-pop Pixie Sticks Perfume became a slight meme for a “creepy” video he did. This resulted in a series of videos that, honestly, oozed with a type of earnestness that barely exists…
Bright Lights: L.E.D.’s “Kara Mizu Ni Naru” Featuring Salyu
J-Pop singer Salyu deserves two superlatives: 1. Best voice in J-Pop today 2. Most misused voice in J-Pop today Salyu’s voice is a thing of wonder, part Bjork-ish while also being able to hit high notes a bit better. Yet for the majority of her career, she’s been saddled with songs meant for traditional J-Pop…