Sugden Posted January 12 Posted January 12 4 hours ago, Jay07 said: Again, Chromatica is a lot more eurodance than the Detroit and New York house Vogue (and Break My Soul, and yes, and) are paying homage to. Same umbrella, different subgenres. not it doesnt alice sour candy 100 doves enigma babylon rain on me free woman replay those are all house tracks, is almost the whole album really 2 1
Kimi Posted January 12 Posted January 12 3 hours ago, slowdive said: Azealia sweetie They said mainstream baby 2
americanlife Posted January 12 Posted January 12 It was definitely Dua and Chromatica, you could even say Katy had a role in it with Swish Swish.
Raver Posted January 12 Posted January 12 First thing I thought of when I heard ari’s new single was Beyonce
FSXP Posted January 12 Posted January 12 (edited) Yes and by this thread you can tell people don’t know the difference between the House music people of fairer skin took and made easily digestible for the masses (which has been mainstream in Europe for decades, hey nothing wrong with it I guess) vs more Ballroom style songs which is more to the floor and hard beats. (which is what more black and brown people who invented ballroom gravitate towards.) Edited January 12 by FSXP 1 1 4
SweetOreosOfHeaven Posted January 12 Posted January 12 4 hours ago, Mr. Stratus said: 2020 release Was about to post this masterpiece!
Eternium Posted January 12 Posted January 12 3 hours ago, Jay07 said: Also, apart from the musical influences, yes, and? is specifically queer coded in a way none of Chromatica is. But people will never waste an opportunity to post a random album track to make their fave seem more relevant instead of a song that actually interpolated Vogue first. Lady Gaga could fart and it would be queer coded, sis. She’s tied her brand so heavily to the LGBTQIAA+ community that everything she does is queer coded. 1 hour ago, Digitalism said: Even drake was doing that type of music by the time Bey did it The funny thing tho is yall talking about bringin this type of music but everybody doing it has underperformed. They keep trying but there's no hits. I don't think ariana will be the exception That’s because they’re all abysmal. Nobody needs these bleak ass tracks when Martha Wash is still around.
SinnerCity Posted January 12 Posted January 12 Is anyone familiar with the genre House Disco? We have had this genre at the forefront in the U.K. and Europe for years now. Dua dipped in a bit on it with Club Future Nostalgia and Gaga a bit with Babylon. Renaissance on the other hand was created by sampling many many songs to create a ballroom vibe but is far far from actually being ballroom coded with the exception perhaps of BMS Queens Remix. I’m sorry but no pop girl can be credited of bringing house disco upfront when it’s become quite mainstream for years out. 5
SweetOreosOfHeaven Posted January 12 Posted January 12 Claiming Babylon isn't a ballroom track is wild. 1
Mornings Posted January 12 Posted January 12 Just because Beyonce did it doesn’t mean she was the first 1
T.O.A.D.S. Posted January 12 Posted January 12 3 hours ago, Jay07 said: Also, apart from the musical influences, yes, and? is specifically queer coded in a way none of Chromatica is. But people will never waste an opportunity to post a random album track to make their fave seem more relevant instead of a song that actually interpolated Vogue first. Lady Gaga is openly bisexual. She’s part of the community. Her art is always going to be queer-coded regardless of whether it’s overt or not. Babylon is ballroom - and is therefore queer-coded. The majority of Chromatica is house music. ATRL is proving once again it knows nothing about music genres. 2
Likingstars Posted January 12 Posted January 12 I mean she’s definitely not the first one but she’s one of the people who did it best and actually add something new to it but also make it her own.
CaptainMusic Posted January 12 Posted January 12 23 minutes ago, T.O.A.D.S. said: Lady Gaga is openly bisexual. She’s part of the community. Gaga is as “bisexual” as Katy, Nicki and Jessie J. - I don’t know but she definitely did it the best. 3 3
Kristie Kuwa Posted January 12 Author Posted January 12 The takes in here Dua being ballroom? Chromatica? jeez, yall... nevermind indeed 1
Kristie Kuwa Posted January 12 Author Posted January 12 26 minutes ago, Likingstars said: I mean she’s definitely not the first one but she’s one of the people who did it best and actually add something new to it but also make it her own. I never said shes the first. I asked if she pushed it to the forefront, two very different things
on the line Posted January 12 Posted January 12 Maybe for like 15 perptually-online internet-trendy insects? IRL, nobody gives a ****!
Shinning Posted January 12 Posted January 12 (edited) Anyone denying this new Ari single isn't Renaissance-inspired is simply deluded or completely blinded by their hatred of Bey Edited January 12 by Shinning
Shinning Posted January 12 Posted January 12 5 hours ago, ScorpiosGroove said: people posting chromatica in here when there’s barely any house music on it let alone ballroom Right? Chromatica is mostly your regular run of the mill David Guetta/Max Martin 2010s EDM The only songs on it that maybe MAYBE sound like 90s house are Free Woman and Babylon 2 1
Jay07 Posted January 12 Posted January 12 (edited) 1 hour ago, T.O.A.D.S. said: Lady Gaga is openly bisexual. She’s part of the community. Her art is always going to be queer-coded regardless of whether it’s overt or not. Babylon is ballroom - and is therefore queer-coded. The majority of Chromatica is house music. ATRL is proving once again it knows nothing about music genres. Not claiming every Gaga song ever (even Hold My Hand) is queer coded. As for ballroom, that's literally what everyone has been saying. That Beyoncé's #1 lead single which actually interpolated Vogue in one of its remixes was more instrumental in bringing ballroom to the forefront over a Gaga album track that limply imitated the sound. Edited January 12 by Jay07 4
slowdive Posted January 12 Posted January 12 2 hours ago, Kimi said: They said mainstream baby Azealia was everyone’s favorite’s favorite 1
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