Tear out the internet at its source. Those tubes that run under the ground are not to be trusted.
Hack attacks have become a regular occurrence in this high-falutin world of technology and business. It seems that no password is safe.
This site are no exception. Granted, such an event has not occurred. Improper access to these pages has not been gained as the veil of authenticity remains in place. Which is not to say that the reality of the situation is difficult to deduce. Recently, a selection bias was exposed. It so so happens that a song meeting a similar, but not identical, description has recently appeared.
The Matthew Broderick to these war games is an independent beat-maker by the name of Dj Bochecha. Based out of Oeiras - some 12 miles west of Lisbon - the good deejay released a song just two days ago titled "Keta Dos Anos 70 Remix." Despite the title and affixed tags, the author is unable to find the source material. Alas, the song in question is an instrumental, electric guitar driven semba with a bass that's as smooth as any DDoS. A digital snare pounds out a quick rhythm. Kick drum and a distant woodblock the four to the floor. A shaker provides syncopation while additional support can be heard from some hand drums. Whistle, last but not least, adds the final bit of flare.
A guilty pleasure, perhaps, but the author insists that their are worst illogical fixations to have.
Notable Mention: dj kingfo0xx Ft Deejay Mika - "Sabura É Cu Nos"
In contrast is the entirely electronic funana that follows.
The song is faster that LulzSec's anonymous reign over hacktivism. For all intents and purposes, is two songs, "Sabura É Cu Nos" is two songs combined into one. About the first two minutes come care of Black 'n' Powers Beats' dj kingfo0xx. Similar to an effort earlier this year with BnBP member Dj Edy, the primary instruments are synth and accordion. The song below is much heavier on sythn; two are featured in addition to a keyboard and whistle. The beat is retained on the portion belonging to Dj Mika the pitch of the melodic synth drops and some changes are introduced to the accordion chords. In addition to the two chorus sections, a verse in included. The accordion phrase become shorter and a sound not unlike chains provides some swing.
Nothing negative to report, and the song is available for download.
- J.N.
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