I was originally going to post this on April 4th after reading about Chap-Hop in the WSJ. But when I searched the internet to listen to a couple of examples of this new sub-genre of Hip Hop, I discovered hundreds of people blogged about it already. So, I waited till now in the attempt to appear fresh and unique, which I am not.
I do have to say I really enjoyed the music I came across and discovered it is legitimate musical form way beyond the apparent novelty aspects it first seems to present. It is a Steam-punk ethic of Hip-Hop. I embedded my favorite four in this post. A Victorian gentlemen hip-hopping about about relevant issues in his day. If you could throw in a dose of Doctor Who into the mix I would never need another type of media to enjoy.
So put on your tweed, send the servants to bed and enjoy the night with a whiskey, neat, and Mr. B or Professor Elemental on the Victrola.
I have to say I really like the music...
I do have to say I really enjoyed the music I came across and discovered it is legitimate musical form way beyond the apparent novelty aspects it first seems to present. It is a Steam-punk ethic of Hip-Hop. I embedded my favorite four in this post. A Victorian gentlemen hip-hopping about about relevant issues in his day. If you could throw in a dose of Doctor Who into the mix I would never need another type of media to enjoy.
So put on your tweed, send the servants to bed and enjoy the night with a whiskey, neat, and Mr. B or Professor Elemental on the Victrola.
I have to say I really like the music...
