Forty years ago, if someone asked the question, "What will be the
future fad of music"? Most would have said "electronic vibes," or
implied that it would be something that had to do with computer
orchestration, because when anyone thinks about the future, they
associate it with the advance of technology.
Absolute no one would have guessed that the future of music entailed a form of poetic vernacular that overtones a beat resonating from standard or souped-up music.
This is a style that is separated from all other trends of music. Not really standing alone, but at a deeper meaning. The reason is that it is an image of a race, the multiplicity of people united by roots and origin. Rap is the array of Afro-American culture, the extension of their language and traditions. Rap is a combination of speech and music, more clearly said, it is speech laid over music or beat. And when we claim that people are joined together through music, which means everyone on earth, rap bonds the ones close to
common kinship by music and then everybody else is either welcomed or a hostile reception is given to a newcomer. What is it that draws people to rap? Is it enticing? Could be. Those not adapted into the rap scene often state that the flow of speech is too quick and it is hard to distinguish the words. Sometimes it seems rap music is only for those from the mutual cradle. Outsiders are not invited.
The classified stance of rap is urban poetry of lyrical resistance. Therefore, it is not the music for the small village, like country music is. It is the assembly of power by those unified by music in big cities. The main focus is to resist the stanch of grievances that are experienced in urban areas because misfortune and hardship is more intense and numerous there.
Rap not only speaks to the mind and passions, but it speaks to the society surrounding the people, for the interest of the people. If the words or courage to speak bold statements are not there, then the subconscious takes control and the rap lyrics kicks in, which fortifies the ego and satisfies the lusts.
With the flow of the rhythm, most people, once captivated by the beat - mainly younger ones - become absorbed and begin to clearly hear the words that may define the mood they are in that day. If the boss comes to work with a "screw you" attitude, those who are "absorbed" will "feel" the message of the words and the beat, especially when riding in a fast-moving car. There's something magical about cruising with the music turned up full-blast that has a way of enthralling the mind and providing the means of temporal escape.
Certain songs have innocent words that make an impression upon the mind, which is released later at the vending machine. Others have phrases that are catchy and when a particular artist sings them, they will remain locked in the subconscious for a long time. Other rappers have distinctive voices that certain ones find appealing or resemble the vocal tone of their own voice, which makes it easy to sing along with.
The beat comes first, and then comes the lyrics. It doesn't flow as smoothly and as sweet as classical music, not as dazzling as pop, instead, the emotion of the world's harshness is heard with a scream of pain. Someone could even state that rap is the most pain expressing style of music. Those who sing it, or it might be better described as "those who read it," not only revive their feelings, but express their emotions concerning love, as most other styles do. The message that is conveyed is about life, plagued by its many problems, especially for the Afro-American people. Rap is a musical form of remedy for pain and oppression. All the tonics of the world basically have the same goal!
Absolute no one would have guessed that the future of music entailed a form of poetic vernacular that overtones a beat resonating from standard or souped-up music.
This is a style that is separated from all other trends of music. Not really standing alone, but at a deeper meaning. The reason is that it is an image of a race, the multiplicity of people united by roots and origin. Rap is the array of Afro-American culture, the extension of their language and traditions. Rap is a combination of speech and music, more clearly said, it is speech laid over music or beat. And when we claim that people are joined together through music, which means everyone on earth, rap bonds the ones close to
common kinship by music and then everybody else is either welcomed or a hostile reception is given to a newcomer. What is it that draws people to rap? Is it enticing? Could be. Those not adapted into the rap scene often state that the flow of speech is too quick and it is hard to distinguish the words. Sometimes it seems rap music is only for those from the mutual cradle. Outsiders are not invited.
The classified stance of rap is urban poetry of lyrical resistance. Therefore, it is not the music for the small village, like country music is. It is the assembly of power by those unified by music in big cities. The main focus is to resist the stanch of grievances that are experienced in urban areas because misfortune and hardship is more intense and numerous there.
Rap not only speaks to the mind and passions, but it speaks to the society surrounding the people, for the interest of the people. If the words or courage to speak bold statements are not there, then the subconscious takes control and the rap lyrics kicks in, which fortifies the ego and satisfies the lusts.
With the flow of the rhythm, most people, once captivated by the beat - mainly younger ones - become absorbed and begin to clearly hear the words that may define the mood they are in that day. If the boss comes to work with a "screw you" attitude, those who are "absorbed" will "feel" the message of the words and the beat, especially when riding in a fast-moving car. There's something magical about cruising with the music turned up full-blast that has a way of enthralling the mind and providing the means of temporal escape.
Certain songs have innocent words that make an impression upon the mind, which is released later at the vending machine. Others have phrases that are catchy and when a particular artist sings them, they will remain locked in the subconscious for a long time. Other rappers have distinctive voices that certain ones find appealing or resemble the vocal tone of their own voice, which makes it easy to sing along with.
The beat comes first, and then comes the lyrics. It doesn't flow as smoothly and as sweet as classical music, not as dazzling as pop, instead, the emotion of the world's harshness is heard with a scream of pain. Someone could even state that rap is the most pain expressing style of music. Those who sing it, or it might be better described as "those who read it," not only revive their feelings, but express their emotions concerning love, as most other styles do. The message that is conveyed is about life, plagued by its many problems, especially for the Afro-American people. Rap is a musical form of remedy for pain and oppression. All the tonics of the world basically have the same goal!
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