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Originally Posted by Picaflor 7/4
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^isn't the point in being a musician to make music your audience wants to hear?
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She does! It's called Days and Sunrise. Just because it's what YOU don't want to hear doesn't mean it isn't what her audience doesn't want to hear.
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Originally Posted by Picaflor 7/4
and when I said dancey, I meant techno, connected, drizzly, ferry corsten type of stuff. not synthesizer, electronic pop, stuff. I can't exactly bust a move to rollin' or energize. XD i mean yeah, she does have those different sounding songs from next level but then theres tons of other songs to cover that up, there's sparkle, energize, rollin', identity, and discomunication. but those are 5 songs, on one album, 95% of the rest of her discography is rock, ballad, or sweet pop.
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Picaflor, please give her a break. It sounds like you're being incredibly too picky. Ayu is a pop artist. You're lucky she even dabs into other genres at all. She's done at least one song in more than 10 different genres. If not in her original works than in her remixes which act more like re-interpretations of her original works. There isn't too much left for her to explore. And if you want to be picky about how EXACTLY she's suppose to go about producing a dance track to your liking, why don't you compose one and send it to her. In fact, why don't you compose and produce a song for her that is totally original and something she has never done before. I'm not trying to be mean or start a fight but it sounds like that's what you have to do in order to be satisfied.