Moopy's Greatest Dance Anthems - Semi-Final 5: THE RESULTS (starts at 9pm)

Darling
Don't put down your guns yet
If there really was a God here
He'd have raised a hand by now.

If you don't do air drums after the 'kicks like a sleep twitch' bits, then frankly you've given up on life.
 
Who is it he sings like? I want to say the man from Interpol, or are they both singing in the style of someone else I don't know :eyes:
 
Luciana is another one that has clearly written her own Wikipedia entry. There's a whole big section about how most listeners don't know that the two names she records under are the same person because she's so versatile. Lots of citation needed.
 
I think it's why ones like that, Angel City and Mason from last week do so well. They're beloved because there was nothing else similar around at the time to dilute them.
Was Heartbroken in? I'll be sad if it wasn't, but not Flux sad.
 
Luciana is another one that has clearly written her own Wikipedia entry. There's a whole big section about how most listeners don't know that the two names she records under are the same person because she's so versatile. Lots of citation needed.

Fucking hell :D
"When singing as "Luciana", Caporaso's vocal style often revolves around sassy, playful, rhythmic speech-song, often with intentionally brazen lyrics and speaking quality, interspersed with bits of outright singing. Because of the lack of tonal quality to this style, the backing music for many of her songs incorporate bass and synth licks that move through chromatic scale segments, giving the music an unusual, edgy sound that contrasts the completely tonal (or modal) music that forms nearly all of the music by other artists in the dance/electronic and pop genres."
 
This one WASN'T EVEN CLOSE until the flurry of votes earlier today. Royksopp (their only nomination on this list!) and Robyn S - Do It Again, which ended up 31st.
 
Fucking hell :D
"When singing as "Luciana", Caporaso's vocal style often revolves around sassy, playful, rhythmic speech-song, often with intentionally brazen lyrics and speaking quality, interspersed with bits of outright singing. Because of the lack of tonal quality to this style, the backing music for many of her songs incorporate bass and synth licks that move through chromatic scale segments, giving the music an unusual, edgy sound that contrasts the completely tonal (or modal) music that forms nearly all of the music by other artists in the dance/electronic and pop genres."
Oh.
 

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