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Wednesday, December 3, 2014

Dj Willicox [L.S Produções] - "Zouk - - Inc" & "Parabens Ianhampam"

There is no crying in the act of spilled milk.

If C.R.E.A.M. were to be lost, though, bawling would not only be allowed, but expected.

Fortunately, preemptive measures can be taken Look no further than you neighborhood wealth consultants. Wu-Tang Financial is more than a professional staff community a service. Tennis courts for everyone's birthday! And giving not even be tangible. All advice given by Wu-Tang Financial is sharper than a japanese katana. These brokers never led a customer astray. Sf a Wu-Tang investor prudently proclaims that your insipid investments ought to be diversified: heed the word. A reputation for killer bees in the stock market must recognized worldwide.

Willicox appears to have taken this advice in some form. The Mãn Juh/L.S beat-maker is notoriously difficult to label. By nature, Willicox has a habit of unpredictable. His taste extend from Afro-house to batida and kuduro. Another swerve would only be characteristic.

Such is the case with "Zouk - - Inc." The song below is related to the Willicox canon by by way of synth. Instead, avert your gaze elsewhere. Willicox released a zouk in the middle of the summer as well. Thirty seconds difference in time, both "Instrumental Zouk 1#" use use piano to some degree. Of note to is the songs' similar structure. A more restraine melody maintained mainly by synths. "Zouk -- Inc" does have a notable attraction. Digital drums lead the beat and add a fill to the rhythm in the process. Acoustic percussion, then, is able to syncopate.

A pleasant listen overall. If nothing else, it keeps the portfolio fresh



Further proving the point above is "Parabens Ianhampam." A quick kudro, the song is a fine follow-up to last month's "Fuman Mata." Both track revolve around two four-beat synths and vocal syncopation but "Parabens Ianhampam" maintains an identity all its own. The kick snare drum, for instance, leaves listeners with a more aggressive impression than "Fuman Mata." After to carefully crafted bridges a melodica makes a veritable cameo appearance. But what might be most interesting resides at the beginning. Prior the the track's proper beginning WilliCox elects the fainter touch of a hi-hat and snare beat. Slower than the principle rhythm, the beat is still quick; something like a sped up hip-hop with open-air synth.

Perhaps not the capital in question has not been placed in an emerging market; the investment is sturdy nonetheless.

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