Stromae - Lecon 21 "Silence"

Stromae - Lecon 20 "Te Quiero"

Stromae - Lecon 19 "Peace or Violence"

Stromae - Leçon N°18 "Rail de Musique"

Stromae - Leçon n°17 : "House'leluya"

Stromae - Leçon N°16 "Bienvenue chez moi"

Stromae - Leçon N°15 "Roi Baudoin"

Stromae - Leçon N°14 "Les leçons insolites de Stromae"

Stromae - Leçon N°13 "Up Saw Liz - Making-of"

Stromae - Leçon N°12 "Hoster une mixtape/podcast"

Stromae - Leçon N°11 "Remix de Up Saw Liz"

Stromae - Leçon N°10 "Jump it"

Stromae - Leçon 9 - Je rêvais d’un autre monde

Stromae - Lecon N°8 "Alors on danse"

Stromae - Lecon N°7 "La vie n'est pas biscuit"

Stromae - Lecon N°6 "Les excuses"

Stromae - Lecon N°5 "Bol de Musique"

Stromae - Lecon N°4 "Elektronic"

Stromae - Lecon N°3 "En scène"

Stromae - Lecon N°2 "Je cours"

Stromae - Leçon N°1 "Up Saw Liz"

Stromae

Art never made style and style has never made the art. The latest face of the new beat generation is the internationally renowned artist known as Stromae, who is set to release his debut album “Cheese” in 2010. Lead by “Alors on Danse,” Stromae has become a massive music phenomenon. Against the conventions of baggy rags, the young maestro has no desire for the artifice of the hip-hop bling. Instead, this artist’s humble demeanor comes dressed in a bow tie, his reason being “simply being dressed for work like everyone else.” Ironically the loather of trends would soon become a trend of own. Always in the core of the movement, this distinguished artist is above all, his own creator.

The Stromae sound, influenced by new wave beats that are mainly derived from Belgium, express a more subversive danceable version of their early 90’s Technotronic and underground House music. The new beat term refers to a new “beat” oriented sound, encompassed by combining electronic club music and techno with a flavour of 80’s Chicago House music.

Born Paul Van Haver, the beat making prodigy cradled in hip-hop and electro music, discovered his zeal for the drums and percussion as a child. Son of a Rwandan father and a Belgium mother, he practices from his home studio in Brussels, Belgium. Composer, songwriter, interpreter, he produces his own tracks which he later presents in an innovative manner.

In 2009, in his bedroom seated at his desk in front of his keyboard and computer, he faces a camera playing the role of a music teacher. In a course on how to make a musical composition, he incorporates several of his own tracks like, “Alors On Danse,” thus becoming “lesson n8” of the notorious “lessons of Stromae.”

Discovered by Internet users, the rhythmic maestro never imagined that these lessons would one day provoke a viral frenzy of fans spreading from Belgium to Germany and eventually all over Europe. Charting at N°1 on the European Billboard singe charts, with “Alors On Danse,” the French speaking lyrical artist captivated the attention of the world.

Only 25 years of age, Stromae now has a fist full of resources, an undeniable talent, and a world buzz on his side. Stromae chose to verbalize over noteworthy beats points about music, life, and the one he has yet to live. Not just a party in a box, but a well written body questioning unwanted work, weekends as a way to escape everyday burdens, spousal abuse, love, topics often too real but always treated with a positive and thoughtful message. Stromae’s album “Cheese” is full of vibrant colored punches and rhythmic variant sounds that he confides his distinguished fingerprint in. The record conveys an old school minimal Technotronic sound warped from the 90’s, minced with sharp poetic texts and vintage electric beats. Naturally innovative he delivers most of his lyrics in French over music derived from house and electro. Distinguished by his ability to gather catchy rhythms fused with arranged beats sutured with an effective production. Always in motion he follows his conducting line subliminally registering a specific Stromae sound.

The art of Stromae’s style is like an image, “Depth and composition.” His record suggests soaking in the currents of effective melodies, while leaving us with deep lyrical blows to think about. Every creation emanates from a reflection, which is the essence that outlines the themes of his songs. A new rhythmical current is baptized. A moment in a childhood remembered, when we’re asked to smile for a picture. We don’t know why but we straighten our bow tie anyway and say that familiar word, “Cheese.”

a KID named CUDI

a KID named CUDI : The Mixtape



"Im jus Cudi u know?....im wierd...i love cheeseburgers and beer...i only make music about realness....my lifes goal is to live on the moon lol....ima Lover, ima Fighter...im difficult 2 deal wit at times...a lot of people dont "get" me...im workin on who iam thru my music right now which is why ull hear a lot of personal records from me, jus open up 2 me cuz im openin up 2 yall...ummm, im not da most insightful rapper, im not ya Talib Kweli, ya Mos Def, ya Kanye, uhhh ya Common, or anyone like dat...i dont consider myself a genius, but i aint a dummy either...if u like my music its not gonna b bcuz of some witty line i said or me bein political, its gonna b bcuz u connect with me as a person n u relate 2 my story at the same puttin yaself n my SB Dunks u feel me?...dats it....(o and u mite jus love my hooks on Dot Da Genius beats lol) im not the president, so dont expect me to go there musically....im not dat person...but if u wanna hear suttin soooo awesomely dope, different, deep, passionate, fun, and abstract, then look no further fella ya found him lol...ima grinder jus like yall, so walk thru my grind wit me...i jus wanna make good shit at the same time give others hope....its bigger than me at the end of the day"







"....With film ive always been a fan...i wanna do roles dat really test my talent...roles dat i really have 2 dig deep for...i wanna do some comedy cuz i seem 2 b a funny nigga 2 some people lol but id love to b involved more with drama and some horror...hell, once my motabilism slows down and i grow some muscles i mite even do some action roles who knows lol hahaha...actin is like my first true talent i discovered young so before i leave this earth i want 2 make a impact in film aswell not jus music...both r very important to me..."

Scott Ramon Seguro Mescudi (born January 30, 1984), better known by his stage name Kid Cudi (pronounced /ˌkɪd ˈkʌdi/, kid KUH-dee), sometimes stylized as KiD CuDi, is an American rapper, singer and actor. He first gained major attention after the release of his debut mixtape A Kid Named Cudi. In 2009, his single "Day 'n' Nite" reached the top five of the Billboard Hot 100 and Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs charts. "Day 'n' Nite" is part of Cudi's debut album Man on the Moon: The End of Day. Cudi has also worked with Kanye West, Jay Z, Common, Snoop Dogg, MGMT, Ratatat, Lady GaGa, David Guetta and minor artists signed to the GOOD Music label.

Early life Kid Cudi was born in Cleveland, Ohio and grew up in Shaker Heights and Solon. His father, a house painter, substitute teacher and World War II Air Force veteran was Mexican-Native American, while his mother, a middle-school choir teacher at Roxboro Middle School, in Cleveland Heights, Ohio, is African-American. When he was eleven years old, Mescudi's father passed away from cancer; his passing would have a significant effect on his personality and subsequently his music. Mescudi attended Shaker Heights High School for two years, transferred to Solon High School, and earned his GED. Later, Mescudi studied film at the University of Toledo then dropped out after a year.

Music career It was towards the end of high school that Mescudi first began rapping, inspired by alternative hip hop groups such as The Pharcyde and A Tribe Called Quest. He moved to Brooklyn in New York City to pursue a music career. In July of 2008, Kid Cudi released his first mixtape, A Kid Named Cudi, in collaboration with New York street-wear brand 10.Deep as a free download. The mixtape quickly caught the attention of Kanye West, which in turn spawned his signing to GOOD Music later that year. Kid Cudi was featured on Kanye West's 2008 album, 808s & Heartbreak, singing with West on the track "Welcome to Heartbreak", and helping with songwriting on "Heartless" and "Paranoid". "Welcome to Heartbreak" peaked at #87 on the Pop 100, and music videos for both songs have been released. Cudi was then tipped as an artist to watch for in medias such as Rolling Stone, Vibe, The Source, XXL and BBC News's Sound of 2009 poll of up-and-coming acts.[8] MTV News also reported on Cudi on a series of reports MCs To Watch In 2009. His first television appearance was at the 2008 MTV Video Music Awards, alongside Travis Barker and DJ AM. On February 17, 2009, he appeared on Snoop Dogg's MTV talk show Dogg After Dark performing "Day 'n' Nite" at the end of the show. Two days later on February 19, 2009, Cudi appeared on BET's 106 & Park with Kanye West to debut the video of "Day 'n' Nite". On March 16, 2009 Kid Cudi performed on mtvU's Spring Break special, and the next day he performed three songs on NBC's Last Call with Carson Daly. He has also appeared as a musical guest on The Late Show with David Letterman and Jimmy Kimmel Live!. Kid Cudi also made a cameo appearance next to Solange in the video for the song "T.O.N.Y." in February 2009, and later in the Black Eyed Peas' video for "I Gotta Feeling", with David Guetta. He has also been on two magazine covers, Complex (August/September 2009) and URB (August 2009). Bape awarded Cudi his own t-shirt in September 2009, in reward for his music and past employment there when living in New York City.

2009–present: Man on the Moon series Cudi's debut album Man on the Moon: The End of Day was released on Universal Motown Records on September 15, 2009 and sold 104,419 copies in the first week and charted at #4. The album's first single was Day 'N' Nite, and is Kid Cudi's greatest commercial success thus far, the song charting well both in the U.S. and in Europe. The next single was "Make Her Say" (originally titled "I Poke Her Face"), which features a sample from the acoustic version of Lady Gaga's song "Poker Face" and performances by Kanye West and Common.
On February 25, 2009, Cudi self-leaked a "teaser trailer"  for the upcoming Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen film using his song "Sky Might Fall" in the background, later he posted that he made the trailer himself and now was in talks to possibly make it official.

With Emile, Cudi produced an exclusive single called "Switchin Lanes" for the video game Midnight Club: Los Angeles, part of its "South Central Premium Upgrade" downloadable content (DLC) which came out March 19, 2009 for the PlayStation 3 and March 27, 2009 for the Xbox 360.
He revealed information about his future plans via his blog, saying that a possible collaboration with Chip Tha Ripper could be followed with a collaboration project with electrorock duo Ratatat. During the summer of 2009, Cudi joined rapper Asher Roth for the Great Hangover concert tour. Kid Cudi featured on the highly anticipated Jay-Z album The Blueprint 3, on the song "Already Home". In a recent interview, Cudi announced that the follow-up to his debut album will be a collaboration album called Cudder and the Revolution of Evolution. He stated he has already recorded songs with Snoop Dogg, Travis Barker, Clipse, Cage and Pharrell and would also like to work with Drake, Green Day, Kings of Leon, Robin Thicke, The Killers and The Postal Service on the album. Also it's rumored that "Man On The Moon: The End Of Day" will be followed up by a sequel titled "Man On The Moon: The Ghost in the Machine" and that the Man on the Moon will be a trilogy, but has not been confirmed. Kid Cudi was nominated for three 2010 Grammy Awards for his singles, "Day 'n' Nite" and "Make Her Say" . Kid Cudi was featured on Snoop Dogg's More Malice deluxe album, in the song "That Tree" . Kid Cudi also teamed up with Johnny Polygon to remix Johnny's "Riot Song" which appears on Johnny's album, Rebel Without Applause On April 20, 2010, Kid Cudi announced that the name of his second album has been changed from Cudder and the Revolution of Evolution to Man on the Moon II: The Legend of Mr. Rager.[24][25] The album is due for an October 26, 2010 release.
On June 11, 2010, Kid Cudi was arrested in the Chelsea neighborhood of the Manhattan borough New York City and charged with felony criminal mischief and possession of a controlled substance. Despite his arrest, he was released and made it to Manchester, Tennessee in time to play Bonnaroo.
A promotional single, "REVOFEV", was released from the album in early 2010. The official lead single, "Erase Me" featuring Kanye West, was released for airplay on June 30, 2010. The single would officially be released on iTunes on August 24, 2010.

Erase Me (feat. Kanye West) - Single        Kid Cudi

Discography
Studio albums

Man on the Moon: The End of Day (2009)
Man on the Moon II: The Legend of Mr. Rager (2010)
Official Mixtapes

A Kid Named Cudi (2008)