Ok, this new Disclosure with Sam Smith is fire

[DJ Mart-Kos]

I like it cause it's funky

 

[ItzDaKiing]

Yo lost breh and you missing out on good music. You wouldn't be fukking with a lot of folks who fukked with Luther heavy.

fukk the music, I got principles. I can't listen to another man sing love songs or whatever knowing damn well he's talking to another man

 

[TEH]

It sounds good but I dislike it due to culture vulture based reasons.

 

[Will McLean]

It's obvious from the responses this thread is in the wrong forum

 

[Harry B]

Song is dope. People calling it soft, need to check the current state of hip hop, and check their playlist.

With that said, this sound is really where some mainstream R&B needs to go. It's danceable and has a good BPM for this young generation, yet the music still contains the soul that mainstream R&B is missing.

Disclosure are (deep) house and UK Garage, this is soft. That's like saying that Big Sean isn't soft cause Frank Ocean is softer.

 

[Insensitive]

nah it should embrace soulful house more imo

I totally disagree.
I think if anything it should go back to the neo-soul sound while incorporating aspects
of current EDM production.
Anderson .Paak and others are doing a good job of that.
There's some house, some Hip Hop, some neo-soul etc. all mixed into
an interesting sound.

 

[No1]

A bit tired of Sam's voice. Dude sounds the same on every song.

 

[Roaden Polynice]

I thought it was trash when I first heard it, but it's grown on me.

 

[DrunkerThanAMotherfucker]

I'm a huge Disclosure fan. They are making some of the most interesting dance music right now that's light years ahead of the derivative/soulless crap I hear on the radio.

Settle was a huge crossover hit and helped sparked the deep house revival of the last few years. Even had some of ya'll favorite rappers embrace the deep house/garage sound for a song or two.

Hope Disclosure doesn't sell-out.

 

[Scottie Drippin]

I'm a huge Disclosure fan. They are making some of the most interesting dance music right now that's light years ahead of the derivative/soulless crap I hear on the radio.

Settle was a huge crossover hit and helped sparked the deep house revival of the last few years. Even had some of ya'll favorite rappers embrace the deep house/garage sound for a song or two.

Hope Disclosure doesn't sell-out.

They already have

Their shyt isn't getting spun in clubs proper anymore. Their songs are in rotation at Top 40 spots

 

[DrunkerThanAMotherfucker]

They already have

Well it's not like they aren't pop artists in a sense, but what I meant is that I don't want them to abandon their current style

 

[DrunkerThanAMotherfucker]

First song off Disclosure's new album is gonna be a collab with The Weeknd

 

[Soundbwoy]

I totally disagree.
I think if anything it should go back to the neo-soul sound while incorporating aspects
of current EDM production.
Anderson .Paak and others are doing a good job of that.
There's some house, some Hip Hop, some neo-soul etc. all mixed into
an interesting sound.

post some links

 

[Insensitive]

post some links

There's already a thread on Anderson .Paak, he's been mentioned on here before
and I've known about him for months now but here's a thread on the guy :

http://www.thecoli.com/threads/who-...e-hip-hop-rnb-shyt-like-actually-dope.341985/

 

[IllmaticDelta]

I totally disagree.
I think if anything it should go back to the neo-soul sound while incorporating aspects
of current EDM production.
Anderson .Paak and others are doing a good job of that.
There's some house, some Hip Hop, some neo-soul etc. all mixed into
an interesting sound.

There has been R&B/Neo Soul/Deep-Funky House/HipHop hybrids since the late 90's