Mar 9·1 reply
Jim HalpertUntil the way music is consumed changes it’ll stay this way
why would it change
Mar 9·1 reply
sfsorrowall of these except Honestly Nevermind have very weak uninspired songwriting, which doesn't lend itself well to dance music as a medium. no real emotionality, passion, grooves to latch onto either. compare those to Renaissance for example which has that in spades all over the album
“except Honestly Nevermind”
- Mar 9Free YoungBoy
The album wasn’t good
Thank you
- Mar 9·2 repliesKee
“except Honestly Nevermind”
only project here that was both inspired and is relatively interesting creatively, and the songwriting is better than the others. Tie That Binds alone clears
- Mar 9·1 replysfsorrow
only project here that was both inspired and is relatively interesting creatively, and the songwriting is better than the others. Tie That Binds alone clears
Mar 9·1 replyCause the songs are boring as s***. It’s really that simple
- Mar 9Kee
Mar 9·1 replysfsorrowonly project here that was both inspired and is relatively interesting creatively, and the songwriting is better than the others. Tie That Binds alone clears
Massive lives up to its name
Mar 9Homophobia
- Mar 9CGI Dog
Massive lives up to its name
that sticky -> massive -> flights booked run
Mar 9·1 replyWomen do it better and it’s not close fr
- Mar 9·1 reply
Tyler’s dance album being trash was disappointing af
NeonNigga23 ♻️Mar 9
Cam Skattebo FanCrazy how DAWN FM doesn’t suffer from this
its great but is it really a dance album?
- NeonNigga23 ♻️Mar 9·1 reply
EverestI feel like drake, tame and harry albums here all have the same issue. Really and stale and undercooked production, incohesive and boring songwriting and vocals. A song or two that stand out but the bulk of the songwriting is just directionless meandering s***. You can’t just throw 4 on the floor drums on something and have it = good dance music. The synths and instrumentation on all these are super sterile, thin and boring. There isn’t many sticky, catchy, instantaneous verses or hooks on any of these. The dance aesthetic/form feels like a crutch to just have long directionless empty unfocused detours that don’t feel or sound good.
Tyler album isn’t that good either but not sure if it’s issues are the same as the issues of the others
i think tyler's album doesn't fall under that criticism cus its a dance album in name rather than in practice imo
- NeonNigga23 ♻️Mar 9
havent heard the harry one yet but the drake and tame impala ones are cool
definitely a letdown for tame tho - Mar 9NeonNigga23
i think tyler's album doesn't fall under that criticism cus its a dance album in name rather than in practice imo
DANCE ALBUM, AS DANCE AS IT GETS IN 2025
Mar 9They can’t sing
Mar 9dancing is gay
- Mar 9·1 reply
the anti-HNVM agenda will never affect me because this song is better than all the other albums in OP combined
Mar 9can they dance?
- Mar 9·1 replyAgain
why would it change
You’d hope at some point people would realize paying a lifetime monthly fee for access to things they don’t own is bad.
Mar 9Shin ChanWomen do it better and it’s not close fr
- Mar 9
Because they genre hop, because dance is becoming hot, but no one likes a trend follower
- Mar 9·1 replyJim Halpert
You’d hope at some point people would realize paying a lifetime monthly fee for access to things they don’t own is bad.
lmao i have news for you
Mar 9I was talkin to the homie bout this. I think its cause mainstream artists who dont usually make it dont have much context on dance music itself to make something exciting. Ppl like drake and the weeknd do which is why their dance albums at the very least felt inspired and had strong direction.
But it seems like most others just wanna make music ppl can dance to, not exactly dance music, or they only have a festival level knowledge and passion for it, so they dont have much framework to work from besides h&M s***
