BEATS, RHYMES & LIFE
Showing posts with label Rosehardt. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Rosehardt. Show all posts
Rosehardt
BEATS, RHYMES & LIFE
He says: "I’d describe Hunted as a sensual and mindful exploration of newfound romantic and sexual attraction through the tactile action of self pleasure, and how it reconciles with my childhood conditioning in regards to identity and faith. Sonically, I liked how the initial bass felt like a heart beat, and with each additional piece of instrumentation it feels like the slow rise to a climax, and then the gentle, almost blank afterglow that tends to arrive post-orgasm. It’s active, sensory contemplation."
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Rosehardt
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Following on from his utterly brilliant album length video Songs in the Key of Solitude, Rosehardt returns with new single Electric Slide (In Ya DMs). Get it.
Rosehardt
BEATS, RHYMES & LIFE
W H E R E W O R D S F A I L , M U S I C S P E A K S
W H E R E W O R D S F A I L , M U S I C S P E A K S
Here's the stunning, album-length video for Rosehardt's new album, Songs in the Key of Solitude, in which we spend nearly an hour, Rear Window-like, gazing at the New Yorker's lonely battle with himself. “I wanted to find a way to be myself and happy. [I wanted to] feel as though I didn’t need something else to make me feel complete even if I ever found something like that [love] again, I had to know that I could also be cool by myself,” he says. Get it.
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