geen dank.

 

Verwaande kutbelg :cab:

Evolve With the Flow: How Drake and Kendrick Found Their Voices

 

http://pitchfork.com/features/overtones/9623-evolve-with-the-flow-how-drake-and-kendrick-found-their-voices/

 

"His lyrics are almost impossible to quote neatly, because to drop a line on either end of the quote is to snip off something vital."

 

Over Kendrick; goh zo herkenbaar

Idd man kokkie, jullie openen mijn ogen, misschien zal ik ooit mezelf kunnen losmaken van de meute en ook smaakvol worden.

29 april 201510 jr. bewerkt door MrMHB

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Voor de meute.

http://www.cam.ac.uk/research/news/exploring-mental-health-through-kendrick-lamars-lyrics [Cambridge University]

 

Kendrick Lamar’s major-label debut album good kid m.A.A.d. city, released in October 2012, provides rich narratives relating to important mental health themes, including addiction, depression and stress resilience, according to the co-founders of HIP HOP PSYCH, a new initiative to tackle mental health issues through hip-hop.

 

 

Kendrick Lamar’s music paints a picture of how his characters are affected by and cope with mental health issues

 

In an article online in the journal Lancet Psychiatry, the HIP HOP PSYCH co-founders explain how Kendrick Lamar’s lyrics could help both those affected by mental health issues and practitioners working in the field.

 

“As Kendrick Lamar’s music paints a picture of how his characters are affected by and cope with mental health issues, we believe it might help mental health practitioners and other professionals to understand the day-to-day internal and external struggles of their patients,” says Akeem Sule, Honorary Consultant Psychiatrist at South Essex Partnership Trust, and an Honorary Visiting Research Associate at the Department of Psychiatry, University of Cambridge.

 

“The lyrics could provide a valuable way for young people to understand and consider their own vulnerability and life choices, but in a way that is relevant and accessible. With this information to hand, they can start to look at their own situation and environment in order to make more informed and empowered choices,” adds Becky Inkster from the Department of Psychiatry, University of Cambridge.

 

One of the tracks on the album, ‘Swimming Pools’, is concerned with addiction. In the song, Kendrick’s character is among his peers in a social gathering where alcohol is freely available. From the very outset, he paints a picture of alcohol misuse with the repetitive use of key words: “…pass out, drank, wake up, drank, faded, drank, faded, drank”. His character describes the reasons people drink alcohol – because they like “…the way it feels”, and in order “…to kill their sorrows” or to “…fit in with the popular”.

 

The lyrics portray the character as being at a sensitive and vulnerable crossroads in which there is potential for him to develop later adult alcohol-dependence if he continues to follow this pattern of misuse – or in contrast, he may be experiencing changes in the brain that help build his resilience against alcohol dependence. Kendrick’s character’s prefrontal cortex – the area of the brain responsible for controlling our behaviour – even gets to speak a few lines, as the clear, penetrating voice of his conscience: “if you do not hear me then you will be history, Kendrick”.

 

The song also explores the genetic and environmental factors that affect an individual’s risk of developing alcohol addiction, referencing a history of alcohol misuse in the character’s family, specifically his grandfather who “had the golden flask”. The album cover of good kid m.A.A.d. city shows Kendrick’s grandfather and two uncles sitting at a table with the young Kendrick, a child who is notably within reach of a 40 ounce bottle of malt liquor beer. Environmental factors such as early life exposure to alcohol and degree of parental monitoring of alcohol interact with genetic factors to influence the risk of alcohol misuse and dependence.

 

In the article Dr Sule and Dr Inkster also look at the songs ‘u’ and ‘i’ on Lamar’s latest album To Pimp A Butterfly, released in March 2015, which in addition to exploring alcohol dependency also touch on the theme of depression vulnerability and resilience to stress and depression.

 

In the song ‘u’, Lamar’s character appears to be drowning his sorrows, enhanced by the sound effects of clinking bottles. The setting for this track involves Kendrick’s character, a successful hip-hop artist, who is alone in his hotel room, intoxicated with alcohol, and talking to himself in the mirror. He might be suffering with clinical depression, say the authors, and certainly describes key symptoms of low self-confidence and low mood: “The world don’t need you…I know depression is restin’ on your heart”.

 

As well as ruminating on his condition, Kendrick’s character describes hopeless and suicidal thoughts. There is also evidence of distortions in his thinking patters – he has a tendency to magnify his failures – in this case, his absence at his dying friend’s bedside – and minimise his successes (“You preached in front of 100,000 but never reached her”).

 

The polar opposite of ‘u’ comes later in the album through the song ‘i’. His character displays evidence of resilience factors against stress, for example optimism (“One day at a time, sun gone shine”) and translating stressful, negative, and depressing thoughts into more positive and beneficial alternatives, as well as a resolution to love himself irrespective of life’s challenges. Kendrick’s character reveals his belief in God has helped him overcome his personal traumatic experiences: “Trials, tribulations, but I know God” – interestingly, a study involving African American adults who had experienced trauma showed that a higher frequency of religious service attendance was a protective factor against psychiatric illness.

 

“Kendrick Lamar’s rich narratives take his listeners on a complex journey, entrenched with conflict and social pressure, describing what life is like growing up as an inner city youth,” say the authors. “His character’s powerful ability to navigate his mind, body, and spirit through life’s obstacles to overcome environmental factors stacked up against his innocence has and will continue to inspire a generation.”

Mention voor [MENTION=1645]Magikarp[/MENTION]; lijkt me op zijn plaats (doelend op de post van Ilias)

 

What Happens When The Best Songs Don’t Make The Album?

 

One day we will be old and so will our music. What is new and hip will eventually become vintage and nostalgic. New ears will search for what we once took for granted, discover the relics we obsessed over, uncover the artists that achieved our affection. They will hunt down the acclaimed albums, trying to hear what we heard, and of course they'll turn first to albums. Sadly though, just downloading albums and mixtapes only tells a part of the story, especially in the digital age.

 

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http://www.djbooth.net/index/news/entry/2015-04-29-best-songs-dont-make-the-album

 

Goh zo waar, losse tracks vergeet ik nog wel eens. Zaten zeker een paar tracks die ik vergeten was en door dit artikel weer heb 'gevonden'

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Eigenlijk heeft Madlib met Quas nooit meer het gruwelijk hoge niveau van The Unseen gehaald imho.

 

Voor [MENTION=6236]Sophomore[/MENTION]; :cab: en natuurlijk iedereen die Oddisee kan waarderen :)

Next level ish, of niet [MENTION=33]Pieter[/MENTION];

 

Oef Benefit, das lang geleden :)

Dat deuntje met een snaarinstrument rond 0.58 min is echt zo ziek vaak gebruikt als sample

 

 

Caption this; modern day Beatles ;)

8 mei 201510 jr. bewerkt door Sophomore

Mention voor [MENTION=1645]Magikarp[/MENTION]; lijkt me op zijn plaats (doelend op de post van Ilias)

 

 

 

http://www.djbooth.net/index/news/entry/2015-04-29-best-songs-dont-make-the-album

 

Goh zo waar, losse tracks vergeet ik nog wel eens. Zaten zeker een paar tracks die ik vergeten was en door dit artikel weer heb 'gevonden'

 

Hoezo? :cab:

Dat deuntje met een snaarinstrument rond 0.58 min is echt zo ziek vaak gebruikt als sample

 

 

Caption this; modern day Beatles ;)

 

Als in stel overschatte figuren die een heel legioen aan dickriders hebben die alles wat ze maken volledig ophemelen wat er ook gebeurt? Dan klopt het zeker.

Goh show van J.Cole was genieten _O_ Deed heel 2014 FHD + een paar eerdere hits

 

Hoezo? :cab:

 

Omdat het met psychologie te maken heeft

Als in stel overschatte figuren die een heel legioen aan dickriders hebben die alles wat ze maken volledig ophemelen wat er ook gebeurt? Dan klopt het zeker.

 

Is dat de nieuwe groep van DMX? *Badum tss*

Goh show van J.Cole was genieten _O_ Deed heel 2014 FHD + een paar eerdere hits

 

Cool, ik ga morgen. Toevallig een setlistje? ;c

Cool, ik ga morgen. Toevallig een setlistje? ;c

Euh ja, gewoon heel FHD met wat uitleg tussendoor. Aan het einde nog hits als Lights Please, Nobody's Perfect, Power Trip, Crooked Smile, In The Morning etc.

 

Voorprogramma met Omen, Cozz en Bas vond ik ook hard. Alleen jammer dat daarna Jhene Aiko kwam voor een goed half uur. Geen problemen met haar, maar beetje langzame slaap muziek. Was sowieso een hoog meisjes en gil gehalte. Vond het ook iets te massaal eigenlijk, maar goed.

 

Present.

Apollo Brown _O_

Life is a script, I'm not an actor but the author.

Mooie van Deck

Een van de betere Nederlandse dingen all time _O_

 

 

OC _O_

See I know y'all, slow your roll, give a good to go

Guys be lacking in this thing called rapping just for dough

Of course we gotta pay rent, so money connects, but uhh

I'd rather be broke and have a whole lot of respect

16 mei 201510 jr. bewerkt door MrMHB

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