This is the Feeling you need on a Friday

Whats up Mad peeps another FunkY fresH FridaY and time to let loose.

Keeping it simple today, found this jam that is just a classic.  This jam just makes you want to dance. The video is kinda corny but love  the musicality and chorus , this  ya tune is  up up up.

The song is called nothing more than "This Feeling"  by L'tric and shot to number one on the US Dance Charts in July 25, 2015. It is  made by Australian super duo L’Tric which brings together the powers of two long-time friends: Ivan Gough and now-LA-based producer Sgt Slick

Enjoy this maaaad feeling and mash up up ur weekend.

Global Music to make you Dance

Found this musical gem recently and thought it was mad worthy of your attention. It features great song writing and a multi tempo mix of indie rock, electronic music and samba beats that unquestionable captures various genres of global music.

The song aptly named "Global Concepts" is by Robert Deleon, a very quirky and abstract looking talent.

Music is a like a playground for him as his music incorporates anything musical from synths to marbles to drums and even a Wii Remote to create a sound kaleidoscope that indeed makes people f*...... dance.

The track is off his debut album Just Movement and this singer, songwriter, producer, programmer, and drummer bangs on the track. 

DeLong was born and raised in Bothell, Washington where he grew an affinity for music through the drum set and then after he graduated he moved to Los Angeles where he honed his talents playing with various rock and folk bands. During that time he began incorporating video game controllers, drum pads, keyboards and a full acoustic drum set into his performances, making his live show both a dance party and form of art.

His eclectic talent is also captured in this video  from an interesting concept you tube channel called " Jam in a Van". Fast forward to the 7:43 mark or if you appreciate performance art watch him from the start.

In My Mind I see Skateboarding Models and Hamsters

This is one song that is on my mind which keeps playing over and over that we all may have been waiting for. The song has been catapulted to new heights courtesy of a new video and an accompanying popular 2013 KIA Soul commercial. The song is "In My Mind (Axwell Remix)" by Ivan Gough and Feenixpawl featuring Georgi Kay.

In our my mind is a great song, it has all the classic elements of a hit  dance song, piano solo , building crescendo, catchy chorus  and infectious beat....Maaaaaad.

The video below has a couple of interesting features,  firstly the obvious product placement of the KIA Soul, also when the girls are long boarding down the hill, question, if all 4 are skateboarding how did the car get down ( I guess that why you have a film production crew), who knew Polaroids were still around and  finally and most importantly these girls are way cuter than those hamsters, they should have been in the commercial lol.

What is also interesting with the video is just 2 weeks before some skateboarders were doing the same thing but with a different result............

Then of course there are those hamsters in the 2013 KIA Soul commercial rocking out at a 18th century opera house to the song. Maaad  probably not as good as the Party Rockers commercial but damn its hard to beat "everyday we shufflin" that song is monster.

Rhianna finds a way to Willy Bounce....Again and we love it

We  might have our differences with Rihanna on her fashion and personal life but we can't fault her on some of her music and also that she does dig into her Caribbean roots despite her mufti-platinum worldwide crossover success.

Brand new is her new video for "Where have you Been" complete with Willy Bounce moves incorporated

Great visuals with the Bajan beauty looking good and improving everyday on her dancing skills still not at the Beyonce level but she does know how to market her music.


Can't fault you on this one Rhi Rhi...it is maaaaahd on point.

If you have any doubts on the Dancehall influence check out this Behind the Scenes feature

Notice how the song follows the same club-beat formula as "We Found Love",

Bwoy Bogle I bet you never know the music would gone so far....maaaaad