In the first hour of this week’s Metafor,osis show, we have the first airing of a brand new album created by Taipei-based band Hi-Life Wedding.
Writer and producer (David Broman) uses a synth and MPC to create full, live-electronic sounds, heavy beats, and catchy melodies. Coupled with the warm undertones of the prettiest double bassist this side of the Mississippi (Kate Boehms), Hi-Life Wedding presents a complementing dichotomy of sounds and visuals.
Their songs are layered and modern, but totally accessible. Kate’s airy and feminine voice adds balance to David’s distinctive, beat-like vocals. Hi-Life Wedding has performed on four continents and have just recently independently produced and released a debut album in their home away from home Taiwan, before hitting the road on a successful European tour.
Special guest mix for the second hour
DJ Howard Lee
Simplification leads to more possibilities. Squatting low is to jump higher. If you don’t dislike it, please leave a comment!
Deep is not difficult, nor is it completely negative. On the contrary, it is easy to understand, but the scene is zoomed out. When you use a large series of notes and lyrics to express the feeling of happiness, the effect is the same as using two or three notes and vocal samples. , I would choose the latter, this is the concept of deep.
Show first aired in May 2012 on udancecn.com – webdjradio.com and intersonik.net
