Slightly related I was listening to some Japanese music once and I'm like "Damn this song sounds SO much like something else I listened to before" and lo and behold:
There's even a mashup of the songs online.
Bruh This never hit me until this was just played wow. It's crazy and makes sense why I like so many of these songs and love so much of streets of rage. Idk how i didn't recognize. My mind i s actually blown.
you ruined my child hood you son of a bytch!!!!
Damn, SOR1 is my fav video game soundtrack and half is basically "inspired" by Black Box
Marvin Gaye's estate batted an eyeArt is imitation, my favorite producer Pharrell is a serial interpolator and no one has ever batted an eye because of sample culture(even though interpolation is an entirely different thing).
I don't see anything wrong with it, even innovation doesn't stem from originality if you have the capacity to think in an abstract way like that.
I think saying "Influenced" is a stretch, I'd argue IT IS R&B and any attempt to call it anything OTHER THAN THAT, is high key black erasure.80s city pop is heavily influenced by western 80's rnb
Who she steal from?Yoko Kanno was another "genius" musician who basically plagiarized her whole catalog. Can't watch Cowboy Bebop or SAC the same after she she got exposed.
Video game soundtracks are filled with plagiarism.
This has to be the most blatant
Video game soundtracks are filled with plagiarism.
This has to be the most blatant
They have a whole playlist on YouTube of people she was “inspired” by.Who she steal from?
Video game soundtracks are filled with plagiarism.
This has to be the most blatant
Can't forget ChakaI think saying "Influenced" is a stretch, I'd argue IT IS R&B and any attempt to call it anything OTHER THAN THAT, is high key black erasure.
I've listened to "City Pop", that's literally just cheap imitations of Roger Troutman, George Clinton, Prince, Michael, and so
many other bands.
***I can understand "City Pop" used as a distinction for "Japanese R&B" but trying to not call it R&B, is definitely a dangerous path to go down.
Video game soundtracks are filled with plagiarism.
This has to be the most blatant