Dark Zack

2y

@Thisisnotanalt @Terry @kiddash3r

WAITING ON SILENT

2y

saw the thread title and almost fainted. im about to play this song into the f***ing ground lmao

O D

2y

are lonely flight and this leading up to an album? or are these loosies just sort of building off the last album? Also, this just has me wondering where the hell dijon is

O D

2y

are lonely flight and this leading up to an album? or are these loosies just sort of building off the last album? Also, this just has me wondering where the hell dijon is

O D

2y

are lonely flight and this leading up to an album? or are these loosies just sort of building off the last album? Also, this just has me wondering where the hell dijon is

Everest

2y

to me it feels like he's capturing the hype and supplementing the praise/new audience from the album cycle with follow-up singles and loosies, which i think is a great strategy. lonely fight had the same font as the two star font. maybe rockman single cover will do too?

Everest

2y

to me it feels like he's capturing the hype and supplementing the praise/new audience from the album cycle with follow-up singles and loosies, which i think is a great strategy. lonely fight had the same font as the two star font. maybe rockman single cover will do too?

O D

2y

are lonely flight and this leading up to an album? or are these loosies just sort of building off the last album? Also, this just has me wondering where the hell dijon is

provider

2y

mk.gee himself perhaps, for starters. some excerpts from his NY Times interview. https://www.nytimes.com/2024/09/04/arts/music/mkgee-two-star-the-dream-police.html'

“Nobody in alternative music is allowed to be confident,” Gordon explained, adding curses for emphasis, “and be like, No, this is the best thing in the world. If you make alternative music, you’re supposed to do this, and if you make pop music, you’re supposed to be like this.”

“This should be pop music,” he went on. “In my head, it feels like pop music” — or at least, as a friend told him early on, in something of a dig, “like you’re trying to remember what pop music sounds like.” “The goal is the same,” Gordon said. “And there’s no reason I should be asking for anything less because I’m not a clown moving how somebody would move in pop music.”

His hope, typically grandiose but also based in action and creation, is to “reinvent” the instrument “and what it means — maybe subconsciously,” along with what pop can be. The surreal aspect of where he’s found himself is that now, with the world opening up to Mk.gee, those possibilities are nearly in reach.

Along with chipping away at new music of his own, Gordon has been writing and recording with Bieber, the onetime teen heartthrob now at a creative crossroads. “He’s searching,” said Gordon, an eager accomplice.

“Anything that comes out of his mouth: That’s pop music,” he added. “You can really do pretty wild stuff behind that, just because it represents something.”

It’s not pop, exactly, that Mk.gee is chasing, but “the promise of pop music” — universality as the byproduct of something great.

“Experimentalism has no meaning unless it’s done on the grandest scale,” he said. “I just don’t want to join somebody else’s citadel. I want to build my own thing, my own castle with my friends, because that’s what’s needed. And if people want to come, they can come.”

Throkaaa

2y

What is really mainstream at this point tbh everything is niche until it isn’t

Tilia

2y

Mkgee x JB gon be so crazy bro

Dark Zack

2y

@Thisisnotanalt @Terry @kiddash3r

this is not an alt

2y

So much good music coming out atm , we’re truly blessed