Name: Social Justice by M H in Portfolio
Duration: 4 min 57 s
Description: I gave the beginning song a darker tone to capture the fact that it is about bullying. It doesn't have any lyrics but I tried my best to switch sounds throughout the song.

Portfolio

Carlos Lozada, 10 PM CURFEW

Tone Color: What I did was I used a minor key to get a more dark and sad sound so that it matches the Image perfectly. 
Timbre: I used hand percussion drums also to give it a darker sound because they sound deeper than a drum kit. I also used cymbals to recreate the sound of lightning and the sounds of a choir to make an almost ghost-like sound. Harmony: I matched the choir notes and the violin notes to create a harmony that had an overall deep and dark tone to it

Visual Art Project

I tried to go towards a rock vibe. It was fun to make though.

I gave the beginning song a darker tone to capture the fact that it is about bullying. It doesn't have any lyrics but I tried my best to switch sounds throughout the song.

Social Justice

I gave this song a fast feel to it so it matches most pop punk songs. It was very interesting to make and it might sound off but its on time.

Pop Punk (Q4)

This was the first track I learned how to do song form. I tried my best to combine as many elements as I could.

Song Form

In the spring of 2024, hip-hop witnessed its biggest clash in history... Drake versus Kendrick Lamar! Eight explosive diss tracks. Secret children. AI-generated voices. Billion-dollar lawsuits. The beef that broke streaming records and changed rap forever. Join Mrs OCV and her students break down the battle!
Follow along: 
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1H7NKgc5sK_i_sHMW-uv8LjBUYti1MdttbFQV-kcxT-0/edit?usp=sharing 

Episode 15: Not Like Us, The Beef That Changed Hip-Hop

Episode 1: Emily M.

As the first solo rapper to headline the event, Lamar delivered a spectacle that was as much a cultural statement as it was a musical showcase. Join Mrs OCV and her Music Production students, as they unpack the layers of Lamar's performance, offering insights into how he used the Super Bowl stage to challenge, entertain, and provoke thought.​

Whether you're a hip-hop aficionado, a cultural critic, or someone intrigued by the intersection of music and social commentary, this podcast provides a comprehensive look at a performance that redefined halftime shows.​

View class slide deck here: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1H7NKgc5sK_i_sHMW-uv8LjBUYti1MdttbFQV-kcxT-0/edit?usp=sharing

Episode 16: Game Over - The Kendrick Lamar Super Bowl Halftime Show

The Interview Series is back! With all new Music Technology 2 students, check out these awesome musicians and their stories! 

Social Justice

M H

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