The song finds Aminé brushing off a flighty lover who’s complicated their relationship with insecurity and indecision. garage influence with racing percussion and dreamlike synths that could make the 1975 jealous. One of the project’s most satisfying experiments is “Sh!t2Luz,” a two-minute microdose of U.K. “Charmander” twinkles like a hyperpop reimagination of Doja Cat’s booty-anthem “Juicy.” “Dididumduhduh” feels like a brisk ride with the windows down, channeling Don Toliver’s dark, bass-heavy sound.
Shake some ass! Ow!” Falling in line, on TWOPOINTFIVE Aminé tries on a range of breathless, lively styles. “ Fuck that! It’s time to get up, go have some fun. “Fuck all the bullshit you going through right now,” Thompson urges stringently at the start of Aminé’s latest release. Thank you for bringing joy to my mum, for accepting her just as she is and for making her truly happy.Beloved internet comedian Rickey Thompson returns as a narrator on Aminé’s TWOPOINTFIVE (out today) after serving as the connective tissue of the Portland rapper’s last project-in-between-albums. "I cried silent tears of sorrow, of pride, of happiness, of loss, of admiration, of gratitude and more. Since the first Turtle Song at the Royal College of Music, London in 2008 it has been introduced in Cambridge, Wolverhampton, Dulwich, Hackney, Suffolk, Oxford, Stockton-on-Tees, Leeds, Norwich, Croydon, York, Reading and Newbury there are now on average three held each year. It also helps to enhance the professional development of the music students who take part in the project. Turtle Song encourages artistic and social interaction, a positive outlook through an enjoyable and shared activity and gives the brain and body a bit of stimulating exercise. The participants meet once a week for ten weeks, and with the help of professional musicians and music students, write the lyrics and compose the music for their own song cycle, ending in a live performance for friends and family which is recorded as a DVD.įOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT UP-COMING TURTLE SONGS PLEASE CONTACT This email address is being protected from spambots. TURTLE SONG WAS FEATURED ON THE BBC DOCUMENTARY HOLDING BACK THE YEARS. TURTLE SONG, NOW IN ITS 13TH YEAR, BRINGS MUSIC, SONG WRITING, MOVEMENT AND SINGING TO PEOPLE WITH DEMENTIA TOGETHER WITH THEIR COMPANIONS AND CARERS.
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