It's 3 days till the start of my exams, 6 days till the deadline of my project, a day before the deadline of a task at work and just a month after I started working.
It's hardly a lie when I say that this period is the busiest I've ever been in my life.
Still with all the new things and changes, there are some constants.
My love for music, my love for anime, and the fact that I must write a #threetunestuesday post on a tuesday.
Every Tuesday, I try my best to source for music that isn't entirely popular, hold deep meaning and one that I haven't talked about before.
All these songs are being added into an online library so I have to make my entries the best I can.
Influenced by @ifarmgirls post which I read way earlier today..
Probably the first post I read...
I decided to make my entries to be all instrumental and melodious too.
Although instead of the soft natural sounds of the real instruments, I opted for the thrilling feel of electrical ⚡
Kayou Beats
This is an artist that I followed during my early Deezer days.
His works to put it in short are remixed version's of anime songs.
He speeds them up, add a little beat and thwn twists the work of art into another entirely awesome work of art.
He had a huge discography to choose from but bringing his (in my personal view) best of the best, meant I had to go to an anime that already had insanely good musical options to choose from.
Naruto has such lovely songs which we're used to enhance the emotion the scenes and story was trying to project at that time.
In all of their wins, their musical choice was their best and most obvious win. It was something that the anime shows airing with it Dragon Balls and Bleach had no chance with.
It was clear, whatever they wanted you to feel, you'd feel it; wether it's ease, joy or despair.
They did use this weapon well though, as it helped the show gain more popularity, it aided them and helped secure their spot in the big three.
Numerous artist's and bands were supported from the opportunity and till now it's still helping people like Kayou to express their artistic feelings and giving us new ways to understand, entertain and enjoy them.
Even now, they've aided in giving me material for @ablaze's #threetunetuesday contest.
The songs today have no lyrics nor rhymes, just put on your earpiece and be moved...
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