Posts by DMV2DMZ

Maybe for the next album. They have some songs of a certain quality, but their team has yet to deliver an entire "playthrough" album which could add higher value to multiple MVs.

(Last Western Song Listened To)

Thee Sacred Soul - Future Lover

This song really pulls at my ear because the chorus sounds like a Marvin Gaye (R&B/Soul Music Legend) song and it has a beat and bassline that just asks to be sampled.

Of course, other songs pop up in the back of my head at some point of listening...like U2's "The Troubles":

Yeri and Wendy said they like Joy's "Day By Day"! Me three!! Joy's crooning is scrumcious!

(Last Western Song Listened To)

Carly Rae Jepsen - Western Wind

(Last Western Song Listened To)

Thee Sacred Souls - Can I Call You Rose?

I hope songs from this album get synced in new throwback movies and/or TV series.

Unexpected but nice segue before the song ended.

Quote from X-Gal

Should they try to change up their sound? Or continue sticking to this “mix pop” genre?

I think their team should refocus the "main idea" of NMixx to the "mix" of their vocal ability and harmonies. I think drawing on that naming idea, probably fron Little Mix, wasn't a strong enough idea to follow in the first place. Other agencies mix genres way better, so that's not worth emphasizing.

JYPE isn't known for their lady singers' singing ability. This is an area of opportunity worth improving. Having a group of 7 members who can dance AND sing better than most id0l groups still isn't that common.

Other than that, adopt the "Twice-regional-sound strategy". No more sandwiching a western leaning track in between a basic K-Pop track lacking higher levels of quality. Curate "western leaning", "K-Pop cute-fare", and fandom-centric songs and sprinkle those on the album..don't mix them in studio songs. Leave that for live performances only.

I didn't even read the description and felt it was more towards the 90's.

Most likely a regular burg, especially, if you're talkin' from Shake Shack. That size of a bite would murder a wee typical slider.

I don't. I just took a moment, today, to appreciate the artistry and cinematography of their MVs. The synergy of audio and visuals has been such a game changer/cultural reset. No other agency can honestly keep up, especially not within the "biggies".

Worthy! Can't help but admire how ahead of the game they still are in certain ways!

Def. fight FEED the 50 duck sized horses!! So cute!

A good thing I can see about "Cool" and "Hurt" is that these songs have a capacity to grow along the groups as they develop vocally and become more seasoned.

Overall flop. Most of this song feels even more disposable than their initial debut! The beat they switched to was good. It's obvious what their team should do, but apparently not obvious enough from the "inside looking out".

A "breEZy" win for Don Onew!

I like them all, but choose waffle fries because I think it gives the best sauce experience.

Yes, that's love..especially if they taught you how to be a good human being.

You mean..pull that off AND all members hold it down vocally too? That's DON $H!T!! ..A whole lot less work for the majority to just keep kissing the ring!

Quote from butterbutterfly

the 2000s sound claims are true, the beginning of forever only has always reminded me of this song from my childhood:

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Little known fact: The SAME duo who produced "Get Out" produced these 2 already mentioned songs, plus one for an OG R&B great. You can tell it's their "signature" sound when you line them up and listen:

Unfortuately, my "go to" is a 'B' for B-side Boogie Monster Bop: Pretty Savage. The beat and bassline is of BP's best and all destroyed on their verses.

You've got that right! It's always a listening pleasure when a song matches a person's energy % for %!

Quote from firemonster246

It reminds of early 2000s music

It remnds me a little bit of this song

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Yep. Craig David's "Fill Me In" is a given because of his UK/US commerical success. They actually flipped an acoustic guitar sample and made it more rhythmic and d0pe. For anyone who likes guitar loops, I tracked down some more 2000's R&B cuts for reference/receipts:

Craig David - 7 Days

Chico DeBarge - Give You What You Want

Blaque - 808

702 - You Don't Know

3LW - I'm Gonna Make You Miss Me