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Oliver Anthony, the singer who denounces elite child crime, is a hit in the USA
Oliver Anthony, the singer who denounces elite child crime, is a hit in the USAEquality and Reconciliation - August 25, 2023
Oliver Anthony is the cry of deep America forgotten on both coasts, east for finance, west for communication. It's Trump's America, even though he's not mentioned in the song. Olivier is targeting the elites who have abandoned the people.
In a few weeks, the title Rich Men North of Richmond (the US elites are gathered in Washington, 175 km north of Richmond) has shaken up the charts and its people formatted by showbiz.
Its 37 million views on YouTube have propelled it to the top of the billboard, this final calculation which brings together all possible listening, from disc to streaming to radio.
"I sold my soul
I work all day
Overtime
For shit pay
To put my ass down and ruin my life
Coming home and drowning my problemsIt's a fucking shame
what the world has become
For people like me and people like you
I wish I could wake up, and it wasn't true
But it is, oh it is
Living in the new world
With an old soulThose rich north of Richmond
They want to control everything
Know what you're thinking, and what you're doing
And they don't think you know it, but I know you know it...
Because of the rich north of Richmond”
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Keny Arkana - V for Truths
Keny Arkana - V for TruthsKeny Arkana – August 20, 2023
Official clip
Excerpt from Sketch 2 (2011) available here: https://lnk.to/ldessin2
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Miserere mei, Deus - Allegri - Tenebrae driven by Nigel Short
Miserere mei, Deus - Allegri - Tenebrae driven by Nigel ShortTenebrae Choir - Oct 05, 2023
Tenebrae Choir
The Miserere or Miserere mei, Deus, according to the incipit of Psalm 50, is a work of polyphony composed around 1638 for the choir of the Sistine Chapel by Gregorio Allegri, chaplain to Pope Urban VIII.
The work is a good illustration of the remarks made by the pianist Étienne Guéreau in his capsule on the collapse of the musical level.
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From the progressive collapse of the musical level
Equality and Reconciliation - May 08, 2023
When a real, competent musician takes a look at decades of musical production – here through the credits of James Bond – it is clear that the level collapses. (4th capsule below).
Some date the "end" of music to the early 70s (we will listen to Alain Soral's "music lover" video in reference to Kontre Kulture), others less severe will add one or two decades to make it end in the 90's'. Of course, whatever the periods chosen, everyone will agree that pearls appear here and there, without however calling into question the fact that in general music has nothing more to say.
This statement will probably make people scream. But let's think about it: can we infinitely create something new with a finished material? The twelve semitones of our scale, even if they allow many other things than the major and minor scales (think of the different modes Lydian, Phrygian, Myxolydian, etc.), only offer limited creativity, d all the more so if we restrict ourselves to tonal music. The well-tempered keyboard has a restrained temperament!
