RSS-Feed mh_BeSonic 02/28/2008 BeSonic Artist // 5 Records featuring EMESON "5 Records" is another interview-column on BeSonic. Here we give you the possibility to present 5 substantial musical experiences from your life - in your own words! This feature is exclusively about music, which substantially affected you and which possesses a special meaning for you. We`re looking forward to your participation! Chapter 2 of "5 Records" is featuring songwriter, dj, composer and producer EMESON from London/UK presenting 5 of his essentials. Enjoy! STEVIE WONDERToo High(from the album "Innvervisions", Motown 1973)
DON BLACKMANHolding You, Loving You(from the album "Don Blackman", Arista 1982)
PUBLIC ENEMYWelcome to the Terrordome(from the album "Fear of a Black Planet, Def Jam Recordings 1990)
KRAFTWERKComputer Love(from the album "Computer World", Warner Bros. Records 1981)
GIL SCOTT-HERON/BRIAN JACKSONYour Daddy Loves You(from the album "Winter In America", Strata East Recordings 1976)
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A golden period for music in my personal opinion, with concept albums, inner visions and musical freedom. Every track on this album is groundbreaking.
Beautiful soul music should sound like this. Thoughful lyrics, great vocals and a relentless bassline that just won’t leave you alone.
Nobody was doing what they were doing at the time they were doing it and with such ferocity. Intelligent hip-hop.
Efficient innovators of the highest order. Enough said.
So simple, so nice.
