We're working on a bunch of great stuff for the Kansas City morning and tonight, this is our soundtrack while we put it all together . . .
CHECK THIS IMPRESSIVE HIP-HOP TRACK FROM ECLECTIC KANSAS CITY MC DAN MATIC!!!
Here's an excerpt of a thoughtful statement from the artist:
"I am a visual and auditory artist working to reinvent the music community in Kansas City and introduce hip-hop culture to all audiences. Under the pseudonym Dan Matic, I create music organically—blending electronic, funk, soul, and doo-wop into one experimental, yet cohesive sound. I draw from a variety of genres to appeal to all listeners; in hopes to break the negative connotation hip-hop carries. It’s important to make known that traditional hip-hop still exists and is more than DJ-ing and MC-ing—it’s graffiti, fashion, and a rich, urban lifestyle."
Now, take a look/listen at this next level track from an emerging Kansas City artist.
Hopefully, more in a bit . . .
Quality track, but needs a better venue than this dump of a blog. Look forward to seeing Dan Matic live.
ReplyDeletethere's always a green screen
ReplyDeleteNot bad, better than most.
ReplyDeleteSaw him at Riot Room.
ReplyDeleteImpressive.
Better than most? Sorry I don't agree on that. Sorry that isn't music thats a nigger rapping shit nobody but him understands.
ReplyDeleteYes bitch, your mom dated black guy and it messed you up bad. Sorry for your hate. Now try getting a life.
ReplyDeleteWTF is your issue second 11:54?
ReplyDeleteSucks!
ReplyDeleteDreck. Absolute shit.
ReplyDeleteNIGGER noise, nothing more.
ReplyDeleteBeat those trash can lids together.....porch monkey "artists" are unique all right.
ReplyDeleteStick to dick beating, immigration reform, and Taco Bell hiring practices.
Yeah it's like Mozart and Beethoven all rapped up in a blanket of Pigmie shit.
ReplyDeleteThe beats cool, but your taste in KC hip hop/rap sucks
ReplyDelete"Impressive" and "Hip hop" should never be used in the same sentence. Ever.
ReplyDeleteDan Matic Review
ReplyDeleteWithin the first minute of this track, we feared the damage to our auditory system might be irreversible. Disjointed incomprehensible profane mumbling delivered in a non-rhythmic fashion.
The second minute offers slight improvement with nice horn accents, yet the poor lyrics and delivery remain a spoiling constant.
Summary: We are not impressed with this remedial effort. Additionally, we continue to be amazed at the number of young gay black males who use the hip-hop genre as a pretense for their expressed interest in fashion, design, style, and music. What ever!
More and more of the same old shit.
ReplyDeleteBy eclectic you mean gay right?
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