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DJ June New York Club Chartニューヨーク・クラブチャート – March 10, 2015

Posted on March 11, 2015 | Leave a comment

Знаменитый японский женщин-ди-джеем в Нью-Йорке

1- All Day – Kanye West f/ Theophilus & Allan Kingdom

キム・カダーシアンと結婚してから、色々言われてますが……….。この曲はかっこいいです。ミュージック・ビデオも有名な Director Steve McQueenが作って白黒フィルムでとっても渋い仕上がり。

So much attention he’s getting ever since he got married to Kim Kardashian……….but in my opinion Kanye’s latest single “All Day” is real cool. Watch out the Steve McQueen (director of 12 Years A Slave) music clip, a pretty minimal black and white stylish visual.

2- Five More Hours – Deorro & Chris Brown

去年ヒットしたプロデューサー Deorroの Five Hoursって曲の、ボーカル入りバージョン。Chris Brownが歌ってます。Yeah x3 みたいにノリがいいポップ・ダンスミュージックです。クラブでかけたら絶対ウケるの間違いなしです。ダンスミュージックだけど、Chris Brownはヒップホップ・ファンから絶大な人気なんで、みんなに通用するありがたい一曲になります。

Originally released on Avicii’s label, “Five Hours” by Deorro was given a pop makeover from mega-star Chris Brown changing the title to “Five More Hours”. Just like “Yeah x 3” it is a strong pop dance song and a great club banger. This pleases both EDM and Hip-Hop fans. Thanks to CB’s crossover appeal.

3-m.A.A.d city – Kendrick Lamar f/ MC Eiht

彼のラストアルバムが出たのはもう2年前になるのですね。時間が経つの早いですね！彼を一躍スターにした大ヒット・アルバムの中でも人気のこの曲、結構時間経ってるのに、この曲やたらと今でもクラブで耳にします。同じコンプトン出身ラッパー、レジェンド MC Eihtがフューチャーリングされてるところがまた渋いです。

This song from his second album was released more than 2 years ago as Lamar’s major label debut and still being played at clubs all over the place. One thing I love about this song is that it’s featuring his fellow Compton rapper, legendary MC Eiht.

DJ June This Week’s Event

Tue 3/10 – Toca Tuesdays with Tony Touch @ The Delancey (168 Delancey St. NY) 10pm~

Wed 3/11 – @ Taboo Lounge (406 8th Ave. at 30th St. NY) 7pm~

Thu 3/12 – @ Slate (21st & 6th Ave) 6pm~

Thu 3/12 – @ bOb (235 Eldridge St. NY) 10pm~

Fri 3/13 – @ Providence AC inside the Tropicana Hotel 11pm~

Sat 3/14 – @ Providence AC with Clinton Sparks 10pm~

12 Years A Slave Wins Best Picture Oscar

Posted on March 3, 2014 | Leave a comment

日本語

“Everyone deserves not just to survive but to live,” the British director Steve McQueen said in accepting the best picture award last night at the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood. “This is the most important legacy of Solomon Northup. I dedicate this award to all the people who have endured slavery.”

Best Actress in a Supporting Role

Lupita Nyong’o, the Kenyan actress who made her feature film debut in “12 Years A Slave” as the much-abused slave Patsey also won the best actress in a supporting role.

Solomon Northup’s Autobiography

McQueen explained how he came up with the idea of making this film. After meeting at a Creative artists agency screening of Hunger in 2008, McQueen got in touch with screenwriter John Ridley about his interest in making a film about “the slave era in America” with “a character that was not so obvious in terms of their trade in slavery.”

Developing the idea back and forth, the two did not strike a chord until McQueen’s wife found Solomon Northup’s 1853 autobiography Twelve Years a Slave. “I read this book, and I was totally stunned,” said McQueen. “At the same time I was pretty upset with myself that I didn’t know this book, a firsthand account of slavery.” I basically made it my passion to make this book into a film.”