Bei Major and X Men: Days of Future Past
I've got a little bit of a shorter one for you all today. But today I have some hip hop music for you because it has been quite a long time since I have posted music like this. Today's song is by Bei Maejor. I am going to be completely upfront, this is one of those songs that makes you get down on the dance floor. I for one love that. The perfect blend of seductive and heavy beats make this one of those underrated bangers.
Bei Maejor is an incredibly talented producer. He joined Ne-Yo's production team right after graduating which is quite the impressive feat. You can hear a lot of that Ne-Yo kind of style in this song with the way it's all put together. Bei Maejor brings some really good aspects to this song. How? First of all, he produced it himself. Second, he keeps things simple. The music in the background is rather low key. He does rely heavily on the brass instruments for the background, but other than that all we have is a standard drum beat and synth accompaniment in the foreground. The entire soundscape is kept to a minimum number of instrumentals. But the way Bei Maejor uses those instruments gives us a nasty beat and a rather naughty song.
Bei Maejor also seamlessly switches between rapping and singing with his silky smooth and sexy voice. There is a difference with the way this song sounds though in comparison to other songs that kind of fall into the same category. This song is not very sensual. Rather is something seductive as if it should be more like a mating call. The lyrics are very lustful, and the sound of the song is something more intense and made for the dance floor. That, of course, is also facilitated by the beats and bass as well.
The bass in this song is not the conventional kind of bass, but rather something that the brass instruments provide. That is one of my favorite parts of this song actually. The timpani and snare drum take a backseat and allow other sounds come forward and shine. Yes, there still is that percussion element, however, it is not as prominent. You could choreograph some wicked moves to this song. The beat is slow enough to allow for those bigger movements, but just fast enough to where the song doesn't drag. This is the only song by Beir Maejor that I know really well, but, I am digging and listening to his other music because if it happens to be as good as this song, I am super stoked.
Today's instrumental song is from the movie X Men: Days of Future Past. While this song has pretty much no relevance to the sexy factor of the first song, it has a strong connection to the instrumentation. This is a score that makes incredible use of the brass instruments in the orchestra. A lot of action movies use that to add this wave of energy and intensity, but with this composition, the brass is what makes the song. Without it there would be no build up, no suspense. There would not be that desired epicness! And this is why brass instruments are so important to music across the board. I hope you enjoy the music and please feel free to comment!
Bei Maejor is an incredibly talented producer. He joined Ne-Yo's production team right after graduating which is quite the impressive feat. You can hear a lot of that Ne-Yo kind of style in this song with the way it's all put together. Bei Maejor brings some really good aspects to this song. How? First of all, he produced it himself. Second, he keeps things simple. The music in the background is rather low key. He does rely heavily on the brass instruments for the background, but other than that all we have is a standard drum beat and synth accompaniment in the foreground. The entire soundscape is kept to a minimum number of instrumentals. But the way Bei Maejor uses those instruments gives us a nasty beat and a rather naughty song.
Bei Maejor also seamlessly switches between rapping and singing with his silky smooth and sexy voice. There is a difference with the way this song sounds though in comparison to other songs that kind of fall into the same category. This song is not very sensual. Rather is something seductive as if it should be more like a mating call. The lyrics are very lustful, and the sound of the song is something more intense and made for the dance floor. That, of course, is also facilitated by the beats and bass as well.
The bass in this song is not the conventional kind of bass, but rather something that the brass instruments provide. That is one of my favorite parts of this song actually. The timpani and snare drum take a backseat and allow other sounds come forward and shine. Yes, there still is that percussion element, however, it is not as prominent. You could choreograph some wicked moves to this song. The beat is slow enough to allow for those bigger movements, but just fast enough to where the song doesn't drag. This is the only song by Beir Maejor that I know really well, but, I am digging and listening to his other music because if it happens to be as good as this song, I am super stoked.
Today's instrumental song is from the movie X Men: Days of Future Past. While this song has pretty much no relevance to the sexy factor of the first song, it has a strong connection to the instrumentation. This is a score that makes incredible use of the brass instruments in the orchestra. A lot of action movies use that to add this wave of energy and intensity, but with this composition, the brass is what makes the song. Without it there would be no build up, no suspense. There would not be that desired epicness! And this is why brass instruments are so important to music across the board. I hope you enjoy the music and please feel free to comment!
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