New Fusion music : is it gud or bad!! - Page 3

Originally posted by: adi_0112

Hi Trups..Welcome🤗 Long time no Pm's .. mujhe bhool gaye ho kya???

Originally posted by: desi.babe

Just like Jazz, the popular perception of Indian classical music was that it was 'too cerebral' or 'too heavy'. However, recent years have seen a resurging interest in the field. An increase in the number of artists indulging in fusion and a growing number of organizations dedicated to spreading the richness of the tradition has helped revive interest in classical music. Also, younger, media savvy artists have realized the potential of the 'Channel [V]-MTV' platform and are working more towards "getting them young".

Sorry but i am nt tlking abt this fusion. east west classical fusion is okay. wht i meant was the new avatar of fusion tht is going on in the market jst now. It is among these very younger artists who r making those crap albums. and making many believe tht this very music is the best music.

Originally posted by: desi.babe

not indian youth ...u can say some young indian muzic ..pleaz correct urself

Exactly. When you say youth we all fall under that. It is a particular group who are doing this.

Jadoo I agree with you 100%. Maximum number of these remixes are simply hard to understand. You don't even get to know which song has been remixed actually. And that makes you feel like hiting your head on the wall.

Some times in this remixes its like only music is there no voice...and the softness and soothing feeling is changed into fast heart beats...old music is like a woman never mess with them it will be loss for you....enjoy how it is....😊

Barnali Didi,
Thanks for the great topic. Here are my thoughts.

I never thought people would pay for this kind of crap it so irritating and especially when they play the remix those songs sucks to the core. These days for a song to click, the lyrics must be meaningless, the voice pathetic, the raag totally distorted that's their formula and we can't really blame them. There is a part of the youth audience who has no knowledge at all of music, no good tune, no good voice and not so good lyrics and you can tell about there taste.

Remixes are Popular reason's are Remixes have flourished and become an accepted art form among second generation of South east Asians there are few good reason for it.

1.Remixes don't require any rights…
2.Well we all do not believe in right anyway - the right to copy.
3.Anyone with a computer can produce, publish, market their work on the web, burn a few cds, or buy a CD duplicator and get started.
4.Most of the remix listeners are all those FBCD (Foreign Born confused Desi) kids do not speak Hindi or listen to Indian classical music. Hindi or Bhangra remix with hip hop is often the only time that a second generation Desi kids will listen. This unrestrained: use of hip hop and house samples allows these albums to be played at all South Asian parties. Since there is no other infrastructure on there base of music.
5.You can hardly say that it is an accepted music in our society. It is so easy to create remixes music which has flourish in last fifteen years and become a new culture in Indian society. Whether it was created as a fluke of the imagination or a serious intent to create a sound, remixing is the official starting point for today's Djs

Originally posted by: Barnali

[same thoughts Sahana. to tell the truth i had lot of reservation on ARR's bande mataram. i knw many here must hav liked it. the album was a super hit too. Bt for me the old traditional bande mataram will always remain close to my heart.

Agree.. the old Vande mataram.. is priceless.

Originally posted by: Barnali

Nt jst cacophony Adi. fusion music is essentially a cross-cultural jugalbandhi where both (or more) parties complement each other perfectly.it is two independent musical styles merging to form a third NEW style. As simple as that. No compromises...no passivity...and no techno. Thts wht i feel.

Yes Di, exactly my sentiments...and very well put..👏👏👏