Jamie, Ontario: ilikemusic because... it makes me different from my friends but connects me to a whole world of other people.
James, Maroon 5: ilikemusic because... It is a gateway into the present moment.
shantel: ilikemusic because... it is a passion and a hobbie to when i sing and dance i do it from my soul
Seaney Devereux: ilikemusic because... there's a song for every emotion and music creates debate and debate is what brings us together, it breaks down the walls that seperate sterotypes and it's always involved in your favourite youth memories.
Leon Jean-Marie: ilikemusic because... It transcends. It really creates emotion with someone. That feeling it gives you, it goes through boundaries. To create something, it just breaks through all the walls. When you connect with a song, that is it, that is magic isn't it?
Iesha Gadd: ilikemusic because... it's sexily cool. And u can rave to decent tuneage.
iona starr: ilikemusic because... it soothes my soul ;) x
Lupe Fiasco: ilikemusic because... It gives me a chance to escape and reach people I wouldn’t ordinarily be able to reach. And without music the world would be kinda quiet.
dawn Leonetti: ilikemusic because... it makes me spin, giggle and bubble up - kinda my own Rice Crispies cereal ("snap, crackle, pop") in the audio form...Visionary Underground is a live Drum 'n' Bass/Breakbeat band from London, incorporating
powerful and cutting edge audiovisual imagery into their shows.
At VU's core, DJ Feelfree's distinctive, driving beats are laced with UK hip hop, ragga, soul, duband Asian flavas and accompanied by VJ Coco's vibrant and interactive visuals. Singer Damion Mulrain's soaring vocals are a perfect counterpoint to the fluid delivery of rapper Duane Flames. Collectively, they ably demonstrate that they have a finger on the pulse of the nation's soul. Their live performances, delivered with energy and passion, are underpinned by the mighty, melodic basslines of Dr Das (founder member of Asian Dub Foundation).
Their debut album Keep The Grime On involved several collaborators, but VU's new album Fired Up reverts to the more traditional format of primarily featuring band members. This is an altogether more urgent affair, both musically and lyrically, reflecting the escalating problems in an urban environment.
DJ Feelfree's production is tough and tight, with phat kick drums, caustic synth lines, and snares that cut like a knife. Dr Das riffs some of his most militant and challenging basslines to date. Indian vocalist Sonia Mehta makes a welcome return on Voices and The Power, and visionary vocalist/commentator Yap of Pink Punk appears on The Message. Singer Damion's distinctive soaring vocals express rootsy and gritty vocal styles. Rapper Duane Flames brings a contemporary flow in from the street, which is delivered in rapid fire style. With their conscious and incisive lyrics, the two vocalists express the nation's concerns without resorting to preaching. Such as on the following tracks from Fired Up:
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