Something "My People" NEED to hear. 
Produced By Richard "Ace High" Acevedo
GOD FIRST

My People

Star4Ever

Listen and dance.                                                      
Get away for just a one moment.                                                                                         Music is universal.                                                                                         
Big Up for the followers or not.

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“Your Parents (Dancing with the Stars)” is an electro-pop gem from Benedict Sinister, following up his “16 Lines from Bryan Ferry,” which reached the Number 5 Breakout spot on the Billboard dance club charts. “Your Parents” features sweet ephemeral backing vocals over a laid-back Chainsmokers-style arrangement. Add Sinister’s trademark spoken word delivery and the resulting track has drawn comparisons ranging from John Legend to Frank Sinatra to Weird Al Yankevic. 

LA DJ Christian B (whose “In Another Life” with Ray Rhodes ft Meiko is currently charting) has produced a techno house mix of the track, achieving an eighties eurodisco feel with hints of Kraftwerk, Yello and  Black Box.

“Your Parents (Dancing with the Stars)” is a love song with a heavy dose of social commentary and humor. Sinister ridicules his girlfriends’ parents – their conversation, political opinions, home cooking, holiday photos, Christmas gifts, board games, pets, etc. – but as a good boyfriend he says he is willing to tolerate all of these, and even to capitulate to watching “Dancing with the Stars” with them. 

But soon enough, the parental phrase “Chloe’s told us so much about you” takes on an ominous resonance and the video shows Benedict himself experiencing the discomfort of being judged for his age difference with Chloe, their sexual activities, and his arrest record.

The “Your Parents” video clip, created by Sinister himself, using Vyond corporate animation software, could be described as Meet the Parents: Into the Spider-verse, or The Simpsons go to Manhattan. It combines well observed vignettes from family life with skewering social stereotypes and celebrities (Al Gore, Charlie Rose, Lana del Rey), and it piles on inside jokes from pop culture, politics, psychoanalysis, and film history. The clip rewards several viewings and even some Googling to absorb the gags and references.

Benedict Sinister cites French singer-songwriter Vincent Delerm’s Parisian Bourgeois-Bohemian anthem, “Tes Parents” as inspiring him to write his own New York based original song, which he recorded in London, co-producing with Brighton-based Ian Preston.

Your Parents (Dancing with the Stars)

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This album is the beginning of a new era.....
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Somethings coming over me
/ Somethings coming over me / I don’t know / what to do now /
/ Peacefulness / tranquility /  harmony / calmness /
/ Happiness /  satisfaction / serenity / completeness /
/ It’s Beautiful /  It’s sensuous / It’s wonderful /  ethereal /
/ Meditative / blissful / surrealistic / psychedelic /
/ Somethings coming over me / I don’t know / what to do now /
/ Hallucinatory / melodic /  luminous /  tranquil /
/ Super-celestial / care-free / trance-like / graceful /
/ Detachment / ecstasy / Indifference / fantasy /
/ Stillness / in-rhythm /  mysticism /  euphoria /

Somethings Coming Over Me

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