#music pioneer

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#toy poodle #dog #dogs #pets #dj #djing #pioneer #deejay #music #u

[marcusbelafonte]

March 1st, 1927 - April 25, 2023

RIP to the great Harry Belafonte.

What a life.

Daylight come and me wan’ go home.

#Harry Belafonte #RIP #Black Culture #Civil Rights #MLK #Jamaican #Heart Failure #Banana Boat #Day-O #Music #Pioneer #Video #Inspiration #Activist

[silversunray]

RIP Ryuichi Sakamato

Sweet Revenge 1994

#ryuichi sakamoto #electronic music #pioneer

[fadinglake]

I take everything back. This is the only thing that is REAL punk:

(Bandcamp link)

#punk #punk music #indigenous punk #indigenous music #Dead Pioneers #Gregg Deal #Bandcamp

[rockrivermelody]

It’s been 8 years since David Bowie passed away.

An incredibly unique, talented, beautiful, inspiring, otherworldly soul. The list of words I could use to describe him is infinite. Thank you, for expressing yourself so others could. For creating such touching music that connects with everyone to this day. For your amazingly fearless and beautiful fashion. Thank you for paving the way. Thank you for being brave, daring and bold. And most of all….thank you for being you. You’ll be a hero. Forever and ever….

#david bowie #david bowie forever #iconic #timeless #music #fashion #pioneer #films #70s #80s #90s #2000s #retro #modern

[pissditching]

God I KNEW this was gonna happen. If you're excited about fob returning to a more punk/emo sound that's wonderful but if you knock their rnb/blues/electronic/hip hop influenced sound in that excitement then you fundamentally misunderstood the message of mania and need to take a look at why you view those genres and that sound as "pedestrian" and of lesser value.

#fob #fob has always had blues/rnb/hip hop influences and so does lftos #black artists have always been deeply involved with fall out boy as collaborators and influences and producers #pete wentz himself is a black artist #to knock sounds and genres pioneered by black artists (INCLUDING ROCK AND PUNK ROCK BTW) is directly disrespectful on so many levels #it's disrespectful to the music the people who make the music and fall out boy itself #also it's racist so. there's that. sorry

[streetplaya]

Michael Jackson on the Triumph Tour, 1981.

#michael jackson #singer #artist #king of pop #legendary #pioneer #beautiful #beauty #king of music #80s nostalgia #fashion #sequins #r&b icons #sparkling #beautiful black man #black men #black culture #pop music #r&b music #black is beautiful #pop culture #legend

[pcktknife]

On a Genshin Poll from a while ago, you said that you could talk about Xinyan way more and it would be nice hear those thoughts! Xinyan is one of favorite Genshin characters (her design is so cool) so if you don't mind talking about her more, I'd love to hear it!

oh i didnt mean xinyan specifically in general i like talking about design (critiquing.nitpicking.praising.etc) so it really extends to most any of the characters. but you asked about xinyan so ill talk about xinyan. design wise shes very nice to look at for. her colors are all so warm with one of my favorite palettes (black/red/white). shes on the simple side compared to alot of other characters and i think its nice makes her alot easier to draw. pretty easy design to remember. for me anyway (big sleeves/braids.big collar. big hair.spikes) i dont really need to give specific reasons tbh her design is just really good. one of the pyro characters ever

#and shes brown always a huge plus for me 👍🏾 id be willing to say shes black coded whether that was intentional or not idk but the way they #did her thats how it came off. brown girl pioneering rock music yeah. along with other things but thats the big one #her designs just really solid its not too crowded and you can tell what shes supposed to be for the most part. u can tell shes punk at the #very least you may not entirely get rockstar without the guitar but she does have the drum #which makes noise as she runs. i love the sound design regarding the characters accessories i thought that was so cool when i first started #playing. i love xinyan alot wish she got more screen time #and wish the time she did get was alongside characters i liked better everything hoyo does is to spite me #sorry game opinions leaking in #most of the reason i like xinyans design really boils down to her being brown and rocker/punk ill always eat that up #asks #anon #oo also fun lil detail i think ppl miss w xinyan is that her eyebrows have lil slits in them some official art leaves it out too #i think it gives her character ^^ #mhy

[foxyou-too]

Pioneer HDJ-700-K Over-Ear DJ Headphones

#Pioneer #electronics #music #headphones #headset #black #full black #grain #dots #technical grain #leather #plastic #detail

[secretarysong]

zuke headcanon that's been lingering on my mind for ages ... i think he has a pretty broad taste in music BUT his favorite genres alongside rock are oldschool jungle + breakbeat and R&B

#nsr zuke #nettsy rambling #i could see him having a semi-active youtube channel in college where he'd upload drum covers to r&b classics #also he just LOOOOOVES a good drum loop he has an entire preset library basically memorized #bonus: zuke also has a soft spot for oldschool hip-hop courtesy of dk west #it's all 'oldschool' with him .......and he leaves it at 'i just like it better' because he doesn't wanna sound like a certain music elitist #3x sped up footage of zuke infodumping to mayday about the significance of the amen break #and how a single 7-second clip from a song released in 1968 pioneered several whole (SUB)GENRES #(the footage is still 45 minutes long) (this is what a special interest in music does to a guy)

[17776-enjoyer]

gonna start describing 17776 to friends as "big football"

maybe even big football and the sentient robots

#genius band name idea even #big football and the pioneers #big football and the sentient robots #making beep boop music #17776 #17776 football #20020 #20020 football

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#electronics #dj #technology #equipment #gear #pioneer #cdjs #turntables #classic #ramblings #music #u

[longliveblackness]

Sister Rosetta Tharpe, famous in the 1930s for her upbeat electric guitar playing style, is the original godmother of rock and roll music. She was inducted in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2018, and recognized for her contributions in paving the way for other artists in the industry.

Sister Rosetta Tharpe, who was born in 1915, grew up in a small town in Arkansas. Raised in the Pentecostal church, she honed her talent in music during tent revivals and church gatherings.

In the 1930s, she started making a name when she moved to New York, where she performed in the city's nightclubs. In 1938, she became famous for her record called "Rock Me." Her 1945 recording "Strange Things Happening Every Day" is considered the first gospel song that bridged the "race" (later called "R&B") charts after it reached number two.

Her fame was sustained until the 1950s when she could fill arenas with thousands of fans who want to watch her perform on stage with her electric guitar.

By the 1960s, a new generation of musicians seemed to have overshadowed her fame. Still, she went to Europe to perform for new audiences in London and Liverpool.

Sister Rosetta Tharpe died in 1973 at the age of 58. Even though her name was somehow forgotten by most people, her influence is very much alive.

"She influenced Elvis Presley, she influenced Johnny Cash, she influenced Little Richard," says Tharpe's biographer Gayle Wald. "She influenced innumerable other people who we recognize as foundational figures in rock and roll."

She was posthumously inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of fame on May 5, 2018 for her essential role in the industry.

"Without Sister Rosetta Tharpe, rock and roll would be a different music," according to the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame website. "She is the founding mother who gave rock's founding fathers the idea."

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Sister Rosetta Tharpe, famosa durante la década de 1930 por su estilo animado de tocar la guitarra eléctrica, es la madrina original del rock and roll (rocanrol). Se le indujo al salón de la fama del Rock and Roll en el 2018 y se le reconoció por sus contribuciones en pavimentar el camino para otros artistas en la industria.

Sister Rosetta Tharpe, quién nació en el año 1915, creció en una pequeña ciudad en Arkansas. Criada en la iglesia Pentecostal, ella perfeccionó su talento musical durante avivamientos en carpas y reuniones de la iglesia.

En los 1930, comenzó a darse a conocer cuando se mudó a Nueva York, donde hacía presentaciones en los clubes nocturnos de la ciudad. En 1938, se hizo famosa por su canción llamada “Rock Me”. Su grabación de "Strange Things Happening Every Day", hecha en 1945, es considerada la primera canción góspel combinado o unida con “race” (luego llamado R&B). La canción llegó a segunda posición en las carteleras.

Su fama se sostuvo hasta la década de 1950, cuando solía llenar estadios con miles de fanáticos que querían verla en el escenario con su guitarra eléctrica.

Para los 1960, su fama fue opacada por una nueva generación de artistas. Aún así, se fue a Europa para hacer presentaciones a nuevas audiencias en Londres y Liverpool.

Sister Rosetta Tharpe falleció en 1973 a la edad de 58 años. Aunque su nombre fue olvidado por muchas personas, aún así su influencia estaba muy viva.

“Ella influenció a Elvis Presley, ella influenció a Johnny Cash, ella influenció a Little Richard” dijo el biógrafo de Tharpe, Gayle Wald. “Influenció a innumerables personas que hoy reconocemos como figuras fundacionales del rock and roll (rocanrol).”

Fue incluida póstumamente en el salón de la fama del Rock & Roll el 5 de mayo del 2018 por su papel esencial en la industria.

“Sin Sister Rosetta Tharpe, el rock and roll sería una música diferente”, según el sitio web del Salón de la Fama del Rock & Roll. “Ella es la madre fundadora que le dio la idea a los padres fundadores del rock”.

#blacklivesmatter #blacklivesalwaysmatter #english #spanish #blackhistory #history #share #read #blackhistorymonth #blackpeoplematter #sister rosetta tharpe #rock n roll #blackmusicmatters #black music #black musicians #pioneers #music #rock #knowyourhistory #culture #like #follow #historyfacts #blackbloggers #blackownedandoperated #black history is american history #blackhistoryyear #blackgirlmagic #black history is everybody's history #black history is world history

[abimee]

i love day ciel's palette but iv never drawn 2p night ciel.... anyway lesbianism

#ciel #riechan #pop'n music #fanart #i think this was my first ever like lesbian ship in specific and my first homebrew ship. remember those. when you were into things #so small that you could be the pioneer of a ship. crazy #of course it never caught on cause the english popn music community at the time consisted of 12 people and art reposters but still. i loved

[stvnhydes]

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#read the line ‘eddie doesn’t really like led zeppelin’ in a fic and just let out the biggest sigh #i don’t want to sound pretentious but ugh just because someone listens to metal doesn’t mean they don’t like other types of music #metal IS a sub genre of rock #of course eddie would like led zeppelin #he would LOVE them #since they pioneered heavy metal #idk why i’m getting so worked up about this #it’s never that serious #but also it is #eddie munson

[diapause]

if you see a post that contains some historical writing or art by or related to trans women and your first instinct is to comment or share it and make it about gerard way, maybe consider not doing that

#by historical I mean anything in the past to clarify #like babe. this drawing from the 90s of a trans woman with nice legsis just that. sometimes you have to be normal and not make every gender #thing you see about your fave. esp one that you like to pretend is some pioneer when it comes to being gnc in the music industry (he isn't) #I do say this as a long term mcr and gerard fan! you just need to like ... remember that trans women are real and not your fun idea to+ #project on people. and that gerard way is a real person that you don't have the right to project identities on as if they were fact either!