ITT: post music from your country and RATE the song above.
I start and since nobody is above me:
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ITT: post music from your country and RATE the song above
Adam Ward
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Nolan Ortiz
baaaamp
Benjamin Nguyen
Sounds very 80s. We have some similar stuff here.
My favourite song is actually from a dude from your country:
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This is from here. Bit folksy, some tastes of fado, some tastes of Jazz:
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Carter Long
is that music?
Connor Foster
the first one: I am not much of a Jazz guy, but it is very relaxing
the second I prefer, the vocals very much make the song I'd give it a 7/10 very nice
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don't like it?
Zachary Cruz
A rap song
Wyatt Lee
Yeh, I'm a Jazz head, so I love it.
The second one is meant to feel traditional-ish, and has a tongue-in-cheek and playfulness to it that is lost in translation.
I like the 1st one of yours. Hebrew sounds like French a lot of times. The second is very clichê'd, but I like it as well. I like these slowish yet drive-ful songs.
How about something more traditional and erudite from here?:
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Heh, that kind of electro-pop for dance parties always bores me, so I can't be too objective.
Ethan Ramirez
The first song is a bit boring. But the second song is pretty chill.
Parker Gutierrez
Yes, I find the first one better, too
>Hebrew sounds like French a lot of times.
Really? Can't hear it myself.
I like your song, very relaxing aswell, I prefer more vocals in songs, but that's just me, the lack of it, doesn't hurt the music.
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Sorry, not a fan of this kind of music. the back-music isn't for me and doesn't go well with the singer
Lucas Rivera
Curti as músicas que você postou, mas tudo cantado em pt-pt soa tão estranho pra mim.
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Cliches that I have to post:
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Austin Cooper
>Sup Forums - International
Post more
Ryder Lee
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these are very nice, first one a bit slow, but it picks up
Isaac Brown
Yeah, Brazilian/Portuguese music always lands on the uncanney valley for eachother.
>Catendé
I like this one in the beginning. I really like these soft Brazilian songs.
>Samba em Prelúdio
I actually think I played this before, or definitely heard it from friends. Sounds very Portuguese-influenced.
The others aren't really my sort of thing. I personally love Bossa Nova, but it was weird getting into it, because it sounds so telenovela to us. Been learning this on the doublebass lately:
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Anthony Brooks
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too hipster to me
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not bad
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Josiah Morris
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damn
bitch has a nigger nose
Samuel Kelly
sounds cool but too "folky" for me
Christopher Smith
How bout some modern rock-ish folk-ish tuga?
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Damn these titles :P
Really like the first one. A proper finger-style guitar always impresses me. Middle-eastern songs always seem to have a nice balance to them.
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Christian Gray
The most hardcore song I could find.
Austin Perry
first one easily 9/10 like it very much, Might have to look up them on my own
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Nathaniel Ramirez
3/5. The langu
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Alexander Perry
It's actually not standard Dutch. It's Limburgish, a regional language.
Nathan Fisher
Finnish sounds great though. It always reminds me of Italian a bit. Your song sounds oddly familiar. Very comfy.
Josiah Russell
literally not available in my country
Ethan Barnes
Not avalaible in my country
Jaxon Sanders
I RATE THE SONG A 7/11 lol
Jaxson Williams
This is the most boring stuff I ever heard desu.
Kayden Wright
edgy lyrics
lyrics aside if I didn't understand it, it would be nice
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Jayden Ross
Niggermusic/10
Angel Murphy
I'm sucker for folkish sounding tunes. I like whatever is that you posted. How often do francophone and anglophone candadinas mingle?
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I was somehow reminded of this by OP's song. It's thirty years old, but it's always relevant.
Eli Gray
Should have posted this one.
Christian Cruz
love me some Alio Die
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ok, not my genre tbqh
Kevin Jackson
Do have serbian folk music like that? Something like Uci kolo maybe. I need more.
We dont mingle really. Anglophones here are even isolated from the rest of Canada. They speak like Americans.
Cameron Cox
nice I like it
Camden Clark
Soothing music, italy-bro.
Owen Nguyen
Hmmmm, something folkish sounding? Do you want something more dancy or it shouldn't matter? Something old as hell, or more modern? Like most of young people I'm not well versed in that kind of music, I can't think of any quick tune for dancing that contains lyrics that comes from the south. northen people in Vojvodina use the tambourine in a musical style that's spread over all other ex Austro-hungarian parts of yugoslavia, You'll find stuff like this in croatia and slovenia too, starting from around 0:50 or earlier
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Since I can't think of any quick song from the center or south that's both for dancing and has lyircs you'll have to settle for another kolo.
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Luke Morgan
Those were both pretty fun, actually. The dude in the first one has a sweet voice and the instrumental was really nice. I'm always amazed at how much nicer EVERY other country's traditional tunes sound to me.
Posting one of the few of out "pop stars" I can stomach. Song reminds me of an old crush. Not posting more traditional stuff because it's not really my cup of tea.
Ryan Brooks
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Aiden Carter
Before I start searching for some broad terms like "greek folk music" and getting a bunch of results that not even you guys know, post something that everyone in Greece knows, except that zorba the greek tune, I'm pretty sure that even Mongolians know that one.
Here's a folk inspired thing from 70's
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Jace Garcia
The song is unrelated to my question, I'm just posting because that's the topic of the thread, in case you get confused.
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Adam Harris
Well, this guy's supposed to be the greatest bouzouki player of all time or something.
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Hendrix was a fan, supposedly.
Julian Hughes
Is turkish-japanese friendship, at least on the political level, a real thing, or is it just a meme?
I see your japanese inspired, heavy hearted song and raise you one light hearted partially inspired by japan song from the 70's
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Also I can't rank your song, I don't like ranking things, but it's certainly nice.