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Тема: Smash HiFi (Leeroy Thornhill, Marten Hoerger) (Просмотрено 37940 раз)
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alcrowex
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у Мартена выходит 16 ноября новый трек Deeper Down (feat. Eva Lazarus)
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Visualеr
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а воз и ныне там
может просто пора признаться, что никому кроме нас с alcrowex альбом не будет интересен, поэтому его и не выпускают?
да и даже насчёт своего интереса я сомневаюсь. скорее слежу на автоматизме
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Visualеr
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Лирой и Мартен объявили, что наконец закончили запись своего многострадального дебютного альбома под брендом Smash Hifi, чья запись длилась аж с конца 2008 года и чей релиз неоднократно переносился. В данный момент ребята в Берлине снимают первый видеоклип для альбома. Изначально проект двигался в брейкс-ключе, а что выйдет из студии сейчас — узнаем уже скоро. Напомним, что последним релизом Smash Hifi является сингл "Feel It", чей релиз состоялся два года назад.
PS. чё за третий чел? знакомый мордалитет
это чё, вокалист группы Plazma? )
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Visualеr
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очень достойная работа
не ожидал
качает норм. биток чем-то напомнил фаерстату
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A][eL
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да, какбы Always Outdated, но мне все равно сингл понравился. можит даже и куплю себе, если остальные треки на уровне будут) клипец норм, намного лучше чем последние у продиджи  |
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FB
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Трек уровня Chase & Status.
Бит скорее всего сэмплирован из трека Beatman & Ludmilla - Amira.
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Ol' Skool
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Трек ужасно уматен-------
Только кто-то написал, что раньше у Лироя что и получалось, а сейчас пишет ерунду сплошную.
И такой подарочек 
Клип шикарен
Негр в клипе - вообще пиздец, ритм задает |
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Ventolin
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лол. удалили мой комментарий "хрень пищащая"  у кого приступ неадекватности? 
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Deefrex
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Что-то я не совсем понимаю смысла нового клипа. Какой-то он мутный. Типа бездомный чувак поначалу находит браслет в виде резинок, который имеет какую-то важность, ценность. Такой же браслет (по идее, вроде как), второй по счёту, он ворует из заднего кармана одного чела. Третий браслет ему отдаёт Лирой. Все 3, как я понял, он обменивает у тётки на костыль с каким-то священным символом, после чего уже бродит с этим самым костылём. Видео заканчивается танцами этого чувака с браслетом, а в самом конце он укладывается на ночлег в том месте, откуда, собственно, с ним повествование в начале клипа и пошло. 
Может тут скрыты какие-то отсылки к чему бы то ни было? Или может кто-то по другому видит весь расклад клипа?
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DzhYn
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Трек так себе, на один раз... Вторичный и ниочемный ©
Клип еще хуже.....
Лирой похож на Макса Покровского.
У меня всё.
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minaton
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Интервью с Лироем
http://hanfordsentinel.com/features/ex-prodigy-member-goes-his-own-way...
Ex-Prodigy member goes his own way
Leeroy Thornhill talks about new group Smash HiFi
Fans of dance music owe a bit of gratitude for the current resurgence to The Chemical Brothers and Daft Punk as well as Derrick May, Kraftwerk and Masters At Work. Not to be over looked is The Prodigy. They masterfully threw punk and rock into the dance mix with "Firestarter," "Voodoo People," and "Breathe."
The Prodigy had quite the show with Liam Howlett, Keith Flint, Maxim and Leeroy Thornhill. The latter added some amazing dance moves that balanced out the rock.
Thornhill left The Prodigy over a decade ago and has been a globe-trotting DJ since. He also moved to Germany and formed a new group, Smash HiFi, with award-winning DJ/producer Marten Horger. Their album, "Order More Disorder," drops Friday, Sept. 23.
Prodigy fans who like "Music for the Jilted Generation" will find a lot to like but with a more dance-friendly sound.
I talked with Thornhill via Skype to find out more about Smash HiFi and what he's been up to since leaving The Prodigy.
Question: So when you left The Prodigy did you feel like it was just time to move on or did you want to do more DJing?
Answer: It was the end of the road for me really. It got to the point that they needed a dancer and I didn't want to dance. Once Keith [Flint] started doing the vocal thing, it was more like let's do another track with a lead vocal rock, rock, rock. So it was a little more rock than it was dance.
Q: So how long have you been DJing?
A: Let me see... about 31 or 32 years. I was trying to go through the numbers trying to add it up [laughs].
Q: So what was the rave scene like in the early 1990s?
A: Oh, man it was just awesome. It was a place that you could just dance. There was no fighting, there was no drinking. Everyone was doing [a type of drug]. The music, even then, was written in a sort of feel-good situation. So it was like piano, nice breakdown and - I don't know if soul is the right word for it, but it has more soul than a lot of music today even though house music still has it today.
It's strange. You know half the kids that make music today never grew up listening to rock bands, so the electronic stuff is so soulless to me. So it's like OK you don't know what a bridge is, what a chorus is, a hook, a melody. Don't get me wrong, so of it has it's place. But if you play a whole set of it, it's boring to me.
Q: I get that. That totally makes sense. So tell me about Smash HiFi and how you and Marten Horger meet.
A: Yeah, we went back almost 10 years now I reckon. I DJ and he brought me through a club he promotes. It's something that's so underground. He brought me in on the cheap that time and I said "dude, if you ever want me to come back I'll do it for the same price." He's still paying me the same 10 years later [laughs].
He just had a really good vibe to him. He was writing some music this band Boogie Army. So I was like "let's do some tracks." We kind of messed around, got a couple of things and then decided to do the album. It was just like you live in Germany, I live in England it's not happening, you know? So I said I'll come to Germany for a year to see if I like it. yeah, five years later we've finished it. It's taken so long.
Q: Some times that happens but the product ends up being pretty good because you spent time to perfect it.
A: See to me, it was creating an album that you can put on in 10 years time and you can still play it. That was a bit of the thing we had going through it. Marten was like let's make this a dubstep track and that was like two years ago. I was like that might not be here in two years and by the time we put the album out dubstep will be gone. And we had a few tracks like that that didn't make the album. Some of the bass lines were done all massive like three years ago and it had a massive sound. And we couldn't replace [those tracks] with the same energy. Marten's got so much talent: technically and sound wise. And stuff like that.
I kind of bring more of the structure: the feeling and more of the vocal thing. I don't like to try to follow what music is all about. We both like the DJ stuff but Marten's really on point with that. He's into a the latest sounds. I'm not like that. I kind of just write stuff that works in my set. I play a bit more old-school things with more feeling in it. So the combination just works really, really well.
Q: Are there any plans of touring as Smash HiFi and coming stateside?
A: I'm not quite sure. Marten's been doing some gigs out there. I'm getting a lot of interest out there. I'm starting to produce a bit more than I was. But right now we're doing a few DJ gigs... The problem is that we've done [the album] with so many vocalists, it's hard to tour it.
Q: Who would you say are your biggest musical influences?
A: Oh, my God that's impossible to answer. Everything from The Beatles to Bowie to Fleetwood Mac to Marley. I mean when I was seven I was listening to punk music. The Sex Pistols, Lou Reed, Velvet Underground, The Clash. So real music really. Don't get me wrong, I like the DJ and electronic thing but the more time goes past... It's just made by people who don't know anything different. Which is kind of strange because it's just disposable music.
Q: How would you describe Smash HiFi's sound?
A: It's liquid bass or tough. I doubt that you could call it dance music. It's just bass music really. Electronic bass music. Again we put some sort of feeling into it.
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minaton
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Лирой то че творит, а! Смарите!
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не думаю что они сильно торопятся его выпускать, они же диджеи и за выступление неплохо получают
к тому же все эти гулянки и море алкоголя на этом сказываются)
а делали они интерсные вещи, но с годами их становится всё меньше и меньше