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Rikki La Rouge Cover of Como La Flor and Baila Este Cumbia
This is a rough demo I did of the Selena song Como La Flor. Even though it’s a rough demo, it did record really well. I recorded because she’s one of my favorite all-time singers. Also, when I was in high school, I sang in a talent show, and I decided to do my version of the Selena used to open the song by doing of the course first and then so I did a studio or makeshift studio in my case version of that song and it did come out really well, even though it was a rough demo that I did and it’s only rough because the what I recorded on was not equipped for that.
By Rikki La Rouge8 months ago in Beat
🪞Top 10 Selves You Had to Become (Just to Survive)
We live in layers. Not lies — layers. Versions of ourselves we shape to fit into families, friendships, timelines, systems, scenes.
By The Yume Collective8 months ago in Beat
Rikki La Rouge cover of Dead or Alive You spin me right round
have that song you spin me and I always liked it and so I decided to do mariachi version of . Now the music is a little louder than some of the vocals, but it really is a decently recorded track to say the least. everything I was going for as far as song goes really is there and it makes sense and it hits the mark and everything so why I decided to do an article and post it here too. This song is also in my X-rated cover playlist on YouTube. even though the song sounds like it does there really is something there and I’m not just saying that I’m the one that produced it performed it and everything else I mean, I know that I rushed it a little bit but still what I was going for is really still there in the demo itself so you can see that I had if you see if I had better recording equipment I would’ve been able to make it a hell of a lot better than what I did, but you learned to make do and stuff but every recording equipment I’ve ever used always produced really good stuff for me.
By Rikki La Rouge8 months ago in Beat
Rikki La Rouge covers Thunder by Imagine Dragons
my version of thunder by Imagine Dragons is throwback to Latin music of the 1950s. It’s cha-cha mambo. I love how intense my version of thunder by . It’s Latin music with English language lyrics. It’s tropical music Ingles. It’s got drive and intensity. I wanted to be as if not a little bit more intense than the original version of thunder by the Imagine Dragons. once again when I was recording this, I was songs that were relevant around that time and this was one of the songs that I really paid attention to I thought it would’ve been cool to do a classic Latin version of thunder and so I went for it and I’m glad that I did.
By Rikki La Rouge8 months ago in Beat
My version of Havana by Camila Cabello
This is my cover of the Camilo Cabello song “Havana”. In my version of the song i make it political and a protest song for a free Cuba and anti regime. I do a rap verse at the beginning of the song. Then I go into the song and it really gets going it’s a cha cha and salsa song. The idea I had for the song was a good idea at the time. After I recorded it I wasn’t so sure about it and I also began to have my doubts this happens a lot when I record.
By Rikki La Rouge8 months ago in Beat
Why V Is Called the Most Mysterious Idol
In the world of K-pop, where idols shine under spotlights and voices often echo across stadiums, Kim Taehyung, known worldwide as V from BTS, remains one of the most intriguing figures. He’s celebrated not just for his deep voice or mesmerizing visuals, but for something rarer in the industry — mystery.
By majid ali8 months ago in Beat
A Ride On A Magic Bus
Introduction I will be honest, I am struggling to write at the moment, and for some reason, a bus-related playlist jumped into my mind.
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 8 months ago in Beat
The J Balvin remix contest of his song Nuestro Momento
Some time ago J Balvin and some liquor 🥃 company held a contest to remix his song Nuestra Momento. I was one of the contestants i remixed a version of the track too. My track is what I consider to be Samba electronica. What you hear with my vocals and his vocal track is call and response. I never found out who wound up winning the competition. I did win as we all did by getting the chance to at least have it heard and also just to remix a track and say that I have a version of it myself.
By Rikki La Rouge8 months ago in Beat
The Sky Below
I had always thought the sky belonged above us. Vast. Blue. Infinite. But that was before the Fall — before the Earth cracked and flipped, and what we once called “up” became something else entirely.
By Muhammmad Zain Ul Hassan8 months ago in Beat
Why V Is the Heart of BTS
In the world of K-pop, BTS stands tall as a global sensation. But within the powerhouse group, each member holds a unique place in fans’ hearts. Among them, Kim Taehyung — better known as V — is often described as the "heart" of BTS. With his deep voice, soulful presence, and emotional sensitivity, V connects with fans in ways that are both powerful and personal. This story dives into the reasons why V is considered the emotional center of BTS, and how his presence continues to shape the group’s identity.
By majid ali8 months ago in Beat
Why BTS’s Jimin Is Loved Globally
1. Introduction to Jimin Park Jimin, born October 13, 1995, in Busan, South Korea, is one of the seven members of BTS. Known for his soulful voice, mesmerizing dance, and warm personality, Jimin has become a global icon in the world of K-pop. He officially debuted with BTS in 2013 under BigHit Entertainment and quickly won hearts with his stage presence and sincerity.
By majid ali8 months ago in Beat
The Journey of BTS’s J-Hope: Jung Hoseok’s Rise
Early Life and Dance Beginnings Jung Hoseok, born on February 18, 1994, in Gwangju, South Korea, had a natural talent for rhythm. Long before he was known as J-Hope of BTS, he was just a passionate dancer in a small city. As a teenager, he joined a local street dance crew called NEURON, where his popping and freestyle moves made him stand out. Dance became his escape, his art, and his identity. He gained recognition in local competitions and festivals, making him a well-known face in Gwangju's underground dance scene.
By majid ali8 months ago in Beat