Name: Krec & Ассаи - Нежность (Plutto Remix).mp3 by tka4enkoff in Related tracks: Jain - Makeba (Discothèque Fantastique remix)
Duration: 4 min 52 s
Description: Krec & Ассаи - Нежность (Plutto Remix)

Related tracks: Jain - Makeba (Discothèque Fantastique remix)

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Lyrics:

U know big T I be thuggin where I'm at. 
I had the verse polo pan made the track.  
jumped out of class  with my notes in bag 
whip out iPhone notes create this lyrical crack

yes sir thats right its the recipe
for how I’m bringing u all these funky melodies
I’m hangin with a fly chick named dorothy
she dont worry me, took me tripping thru the forrestry 

how we got here? we just blew on in.
I’m talking midwestern nado alley wind
5 min later we done found some friends
 a lil pussy and another one made of tin

i guess ill stick around and ride this out
join the odyssey n peep what this old wizards about
now everybody geeking bout the ground, 
as i point my snout down the only conclusion to be found 

it looks like///
pretty much kinda grey, I’m color blind and idk what to say
but I’m wagging my lil tail anyway

new adventure on the rise, 
hopping and skipping hangin with some strange guys 
they singing kinda poorly, and even kinda ignoring me
but I’ma let u break it down, gon sang it dorothy  

shawty got us in the woods looking sick 
and the scarecrow staring at her thighs cus she thick
 I feel a lil weary unfamiliar space,
we need to get to oz soon before  I catch a case.

whats that creekin n bumping.
behold to my nose, I’m inhaling on something 
gotta be the man, so here I go confronting,
messed around and ran up on a lil clan of munchkins

so we made it there great,
but wizard turns out to b a fake
then we found some clues, the secrets in the shoes
bust some dance moves headed back to kansas boo

up up now here we go
 and when i woke up its like i never left before
I’m skeptical of my vegetable
Fancy shrooms got me tripp'n no oregano

Dorothy ft. Polo & Pan

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"Work (feat. PONGO)" by Kazy Lambist

Curated by: Maddie Swarr

Spotify: http://bit.ly/WorkLazyLambistPONGO

Genre: #indiedance

I know this is a music blog and you came here to escape the news and all the headlines that paint a demoralizing but accurate picture of the state of the world we’re living in. BUT, I have to take just one post to address the obvious -- life is bad right now. Well, let me clarify -- I don’t mean my personal life. My day-to-day struggles, which involve trying to avoid looking at a screen before bed and remembering to call my mom, are luxuries compared to the realities of those who are fighting the system every day to be recognized as human. 

I can hear you now -- “Well, what are you doing about it then?” This is probably about 50% self-defense and 50% what I actually believe (an oxymoron?), but I think this question is a dangerous one. It’s a slippery slope into hopelessness and defeat because it implies that we all need to be doing something, and that something needs to be big, something like discovering the next renewable energy source or eliminating widespread xenophobia. I apologize if this is turning into a lecture, but I think it’s important to remind ourselves that all the problems in the world today can be traced back to a simple lack of understanding, and when framed like that I think it makes possible solutions a little more tangible. Solutions like -- you guessed it -- music. 

Music has this incredibly powerful ability to bring people together that, in a world of fear, hatred, and borders, might otherwise be difficult to achieve. To me, Kazy Lambist’s collaboration with Angolan-born, Portugese-raised singer Pongo on “Work” is a beautiful example of this. How a song that fuses various musical influences can avoid appropriation and create an environment for exposure and exploration into other cultures, as well as a space for personal healing and catharsis. Pongo energizes the French producer’s cool composition with some Kuduro style, characterized by danceable rhythms that fuse Coca and Zouk with African percussion as well as lyrics generally sung in Portuguese. While perhaps a new and exciting sound to the Western ear, for Angolans Kuduro is not just music but history captured in sonic form. Its origins are intertwined with a story of political turmoil, civil unrest, and an undying hope through it all. So if you like what you hear and you find yourself curious, go to Wikipedia and take some time to educate yourself -- help make the world a better place.

Kazy Lambist - Work (feat. PONGO)

Krec & Ассаи - Нежность (Plutto Remix)