I'm happy she makes no distinctions between the hides she wears, regardless of origin; "ostrich," "meat," "Kermit," or "leather," fur is fur and skin is skin.
You either respect the rights of all factory animals or none.
Props, Gaga. I may disagree with what you do, but I like your justification.
Btw, the most distinctive character of J-Pop is not in the music nor instruments though. It's the vocal melody and progressions. Maybe the vocal techniques too.
I'm not sure how J-Pop sounds like from Gaga/Fernando/Lamar perspective, but it will be interesting anyway.
A trancey hip hop hybrid? The only thing I can think of right now is Ayumi Hamasaki's Whatever. And you have to go find it yourself because youtube doesn't have official versions of it.
Actually I think you're onto something. Japan's electro is very autotuned and filtered with heavy vocal enhancements that make you sound really robotic. Often the music is pretty trancey, so maybe she means something like that. Kpop leans more towards electro house and stuff, like the U.S.
Actually I think you're onto something. Japan's electro is very autotuned and filtered with heavy vocal enhancements that make you sound really robotic. Often the music is pretty trancey, so maybe she means something like that. Kpop leans more towards electro house and stuff, like the U.S.
precisely. More examples that she might appreciate:
