Robin Skouteris - Pop Love 2014有哪些歌
分别是：
John Legend feat. Lindsey Stirling - All Of Me
Maroon 5 - Animals
David Guetta feat. Sam Martin - Dangerous
Katy Perry feat. Juicy J - Dark Horse
Lady Gaga - G.U.Y.
Iggy Azalea feat. Rita Ora - Black Widow
Rixton - Me And My Broken Heart
Conchita Wurst - Rise Like A Phoenix
DJ Snake feat. Lil Jon - Turn Down For What
Beyonce - Partition .
Redfoo - New Thang
Jason Derulo feat. Snoop Dogg - Wiggle
Iggy Azalea feat. Charli XCX - Fancy
Will.i.Am feat. Cody Wise - It's My Birthday
Katy Perry - Birthday
Pharrell Williams - Happy
Charli XCX - Boom Clap
Ariana Grande feat. Iggy Azalea - Problem
Katy Perry - This Is How We Do
Gwen Stefani - Spark The Fire
Lorde - Team
Sia - Chandelier
Beyonce - XO
Sam Smith - Stay With Me
Clean Bandit feat. Jess Glyne - Rather Be
Mohombi - Movin
Taylor Swift - Shake It Off
Jessie J & Ariana Grande & Nicki Minaj- Bang Bang
Avril Lavigne - Hello Kitty
Magic! - Rude
5 Seconds Of Summer - Don't Stop
5 Seconds Of Summer - She Looks So Perfect
PSY feat. Snoop Dogg - Hangover
Katy Perry - Dark Horse (Goldhouse Mix)
Calvin Harris feat. John Newman - Blame
Coldplay - Sky Full Of Stars
Kylie Minogue - Into The Blue
Zedd - Find You
Shakira & Rihanna - Can't Remember To Forget You
Kiesza - Hideaway
Nicki Minaj - Anaconda
Jennifer Lopez - Booty
Chainsmokers - Selfie
David Guetta & Showtek feat. Vassy - Bad
Michael Jackson feat. Justin Timberlake - Love Never Felt So Good
Shakira - La La (Dare)
Pitbull - Fireball
Lana Del Rey - West Coast
Ariana Grande feat. Zedd - Break Free
Calvin Harris - Summer
Chainsmokers - Selfie (Botnek Remix)
Meghan Trainor - All About That Bass
Royksopp feat. Robyn - Do It Again
Pitbull - Celebrate
Ed Sheeran - Sing
DVBBS feat. Tinie Tempah - Tsunami
David Guetta feat. Skylar Grey - Shot Me Down
Also includes segments from
- "The Partition Turndown" Mashup
Remix by Robin Skouteris & V.Sigma
Video edit by Robin Skouteris
- "The Hideaway Coast" Mashup
Remix by Robin Skouteris
Video edit by Panos T
Timelapse videos used:
Skylights by Knate Myers
Amsterdam In Motion by Jack Fisher
Dubai by Dimid
Summer by Mindrelic
Timelapse by Alex Hallajian
Nikon D4 timelapse NYC by Neil van Niekerk
Time Lapse around Athens Greece in HDR by gbougiakas
The Manhattan Project by Cameron Michael
Unlimited City: Los Angeles by Emeric Le Bars
Phantom Flex 4K (1000fps) by Jacob + Katie Schwarz
Ink Drops 4K by Jacob + Katie Schwarz
Timescapes - The Movie
West Coast Smoker 歌词
歌曲名:West Coast Smoker歌手:Fall Out Boy专辑:Folie à DeuxFall Out Boy - West Coast SmokerWishes bounce me weightlessthe infrared scope of pointlessnessthe bulls are sedatedand this fight's fixeddon't feel bad for the suicidal catsgotta kill themselves 9 times before they get it rightThe PA system keeps my heart, heart beating tonight, yeahOh hell yesI'm a nervous wreckOh hell yesThe drugs just make me resetKnock once for the father, twice for the sonthree times for the holy ghost.Come in the water's warmCome on like a sugar cubebut with a kick in the pantsputting wings on ...Your eyes are blackened by starlightI'm the last of my kind (...)Eveybody's talking up religion in my headAnd we'll never get through customslet's just take off again insteadGot my degree(...)In the dorms of the Ivy LeagueOh hell yesI'm a nervous wreckOh hell yesThe drugs just make me resetKnock once for the father, twice for the sonthree times for the holy ghost.Knock once for the father, twice for the sonthree times for the holy ghost.I'm a nervous wreck, I'm a nervous wreck,I'm a nervous wreck, and I'm nervous wreckI'm a nervous wreckI'm a nervous wreckOh hell yesThe drugs just make me resetKnock once for the father, twice for the sonthree times for the holy ghost (three times)three times for the holy ghost (three times)three times for the holy ghosthttp://music.baidu.com/song/1405701
National Anthem (Afterlife Remix) 歌词
歌曲名:National Anthem (Afterlife Remix)歌手:Lana Del Rey专辑:National Anthem (Remixes) EPNational Anthem Lana Del Rey Born to DieMoney is the anthem of successSo before we go out, what's your address?I'm your National Anthem,God, you're so handsomeTake me to the HamptonsBugatti VeyronHe loves to romance 'em,Reckless abandonHold me for ransomUpper echelonHe says to "be cool" but,I don't know how yetWind in my hair,Hand on the back of my neckI said, "Can we party later on?"He said, "Yes."Tell me I'm your National Anthem(Ooh yeah baby bow down, makin' me so wow wow)Tell me I'm your National Anthem(Sugar sugar, how now, take your body downtown)Red, white, blue's in the skies,Summer's in the air andBaby, heaven's in your eyesI'm your National AnthemMoney is the reason we existEverybody knows it, it's a fact-Kiss, kiss!I sing the National AnthemWhile I'm standing,Over your bodyHold you like a pythonAnd you can't keep your hands off meOr your pants offSee what you've done to meGive me ChevronYou said to "be cool" but,I'm already coolestYou said to "get real"-Don't you know who you're dealing with?Um, do you think you'll buy me,Lots of diamonds? (Yes, I also brought my gun)Tell me I'm your National Anthem(Ooh yeah baby bow down, makin' me so wow wow)Tell me I'm your National Anthem(Sugar sugar, how now, take your body downtown)Red, white, blue's in the skies,Summer's in the air and baby, heaven's in your eyesI'm your National AnthemIt's a love story for the new age,For the six pageWant a quick sick rampage?Wining and dining,drinking and driving,Excessive buying,Overdose and dyin'I'm in drugs and our loveIn my dreams and a rage,Blurrin' the lines between real and the fakeGod can only, I need somebody to hold meWe will do very well,I can tell, I can tellKeep my safe in his spellTower, hotelMoney is the anthem of successSo put on mascara, and your party dressI'm your National Anthem,Boy put your hands upGive me a standing ovation,Boy you have landedBabe, in the land ofSweetness and Angel,Queen of SaigonTell me I'm your National Anthem(Ooh yeah baby bow down, makin' me so wow wow)Tell me I'm your National Anthem(Sugar sugar, how now, take your body downtown)Red, white, blue's in the skies,Summer's in the air and baby, heaven's in your eyesI'm your National AnthemMoney is the anthem,God, you're so handsome,Money is the anthem,Of successMoney is the anthem,God, you're so handsome.Money is the anthem,Of success...http://music.baidu.com/song/22913126
求west coast歌词翻译
Down on the West Coast they got a sayin'
走过西岸，听过一句俗话：
"If you're not drinkin' then you're not playin'."
“若你不醉，势必不归”
But you've got the music, you've got the music
可你为音乐而生，清醒中酝酿出微醺的曲调
In you, don't you?
你天赋异禀，不是吗？
Down on the West Coast I get this feeling like
走过西岸，预感如风起云涌
It all could happen that's why I'm leaving
一切美好都会随飓风变化，为此我不得不离开你
You for the moment, you for the moment
留点时间来沉淀冷静
Boy Blue, yeah, you
哦，我的布鲁斯男孩
You're flyin' high at push on, I'm feelin' hot to the touch
你不肯离开，我不愿放手
You say you miss me, and I wanna say I miss you so much
你说你想我十分，我也毫不掩饰道出思念
But something keeps me really quiet, I'm alive I'm a-lush
但现实让我哑口无言，我如此醉生梦死
Your love, your love, your love
你，是我的最爱
I can see my baby swingin'
我看着他舞动的身影
His Parliament's on fire and his hands are up
吞云吐雾，摇曳生姿
On the balcony and I'm singing
阳台望海，我轻声呢喃
Ooh, baby, ooh, baby, I'm in love
宝贝，我已与你沉入爱河
I can see my sweet boy swayin'
我看着他舞动的身影
He's crazy y Cubano como yo my love
我们同古巴人有火一样的热情
On the balcony and I'm saying
阳台望海，我轻声呢喃
Move baby, move baby, I'm in love
随心摇摆，因我已沉入爱河
I'm in love (I'm in love)
我已沉入爱河
I'm in love (I'm in love)
沉入爱河
Down on the West Coast, they got their icons
走过西岸，他们崇拜偶像
Their silver starlets, their Queens of Saigon
新起之秀，西贡女王
But you've got the music, you've got the music
你为音乐而生，清醒中酝酿出微醺的曲调
In you, don't you?
你天赋异禀，不是吗？
Down on the West Coast, they love their movies
走过西岸，他们上演老电影的情节
Their golden gods and rock and roll groupies
金神之奖，摇滚乐狂徒
But you've got the music, you've got the music
你为音乐而生，清醒中酝酿出微醺的曲调
In you, don't you?
你天赋异禀，不是吗？
You push it hard, I pull away, I'm feeling hotter than fire
你不肯离开，我不愿放手，我的内心如火燃烧
I guess that no one ever really made me feel that much higher
想来从未有人让我感觉灵魂带电
Te deseo, carino, boy, it's you I desire
亲爱的男孩，你勾起我的欲火
Your love, your love, your love
你，是我的最爱
I can see my baby swingin'
我看着他舞动的身影
His Parliament's on fire and his hands are up
吞云吐雾，摇曳生姿
On the balcony and I'm singing
阳台望海，我轻声呢喃
Ooh, baby, ooh, baby, I'm in love
宝贝，我已与你沉入爱河
I can see my sweet boy swayin'
我看着他舞动的身影
He's crazy y Cubano como yo my love
我们同古巴人有火一样的热情
On the balcony and I'm saying
阳台望海，我轻声呢喃
Move baby, move baby, I'm in love
随心摇摆，因我已沉入爱河
I'm in love (I'm in love)
我已沉入爱河
I'm in love (I'm in love)
沉入爱河
说唱的east coast和west coast是怎么分的？
East Coast Rap: At the dawn of the hip-hop era, all rap was East Coast rap. All of rap's most important early artists were based in the New York City area — old-school legends like DJ Kool Herc, Grandmaster Flash, Afrika Bambaataa, the Sugarhill Gang, Kurtis Blow, and Run-D.M.C. As rap grew and became more diverse over the course of the '80s, productive scenes began to spring up in other locations around the country; nonetheless, East Coast rap dominated through most of the '80s. Although the sound of East Coast rap wasn't completely uniform, from the mid- to late '80s it tended to gravitate to more aggressive beats and sample collages, and many MCs prided themselves on their technical dexterity in crafting lyrics. In other words, with some exceptions East Coast rap became a music intended more for intense listening than for the dancefloor, helping develop the genre into a respected art form as it grew more elaborate and complex. Typifying this golden era of the East Coast sound were artists like Eric B. & Rakim, Boogie Down Productions, and Slick Rick, all of whom boasted immense lyrical skill rooted in old-school style, as well as the harder-hitting sounds of EPMD and Public Enemy. Also based on the East Coast were the Native Tongues, a collective of positive, Afrocentric artists assembled by Afrika Bambaataa; while De La Soul, A Tribe Called Quest, the Jungle Brothers, and other, mostly New York-based groups had a major impact on hip-hop in the late '80s, they were more readily identified with their musical eclecticism than any specific geographic location. N.W.A's 1989 album Straight Outta Compton served notice that the West Coast had toughened its sound to go along with its already gritty, street-level subject matter; combined with West Coast rap's ability to retain its primary function as party music, this helped make it the dominant force in hip-hop during the '90s. The rise of Southern rap further ensured that East Coast rap could no longer dominate as it once had, but the '90s were hardly a wash for the region. In addition to Puff Daddy's hugely lucrative, pop-accessible Bad Boy label, the East Coast produced its share of varied, highly acclaimed artists, including lyrical virtuoso Nas, the eclectic Fugees and Roots, and the hugely influential hardcore unit Wu-Tang Clan. West Coast Rap: West Coast Rap dominated the hip-hop scene for the middle section of the '90s, making gangsta rap into a popular phenomenon and establishing Dr. Dre as one of the most influential figures in rap history. Still, even if Dre's patented G-funk defined the West Coast sound and style for many, California's rap scene was a great deal more diverse. Up until the mid- to late '80s, West Coast rap mostly imitated East Coast party rap, already considered old-school in its place of origin; however, both Los Angeles and the Bay Area soon proved to be fertile pastures. The former produced the landmark proto-gangsta recordings of Ice-T, the hugely influential, Latino-tinged stoner funk of Cypress Hill, and the warped comedy of the Pharcyde; the Bay Area countered with the pimp-obsessed rhymes of TOO|$HORT Too $hort, the P-Funk-inspired, good-humored Digital Underground, and the pop breakthrough of MC Hammer. In short, West Coast rap became as eclectic and difficult to pigeonhole as East Coast rap. However, N.W.A.'s 1989 gangsta-rap landmark Straight Outta Compton set the stage for a more identifiable West Coast style — its sound was hard-hitting and minimalistic, its lyrics alternating between violent hedonism and righteously angry social commentary. Upon leaving N.W.A., Ice Cube made solo records which maintained that lyrical tone while employing noisy, Public Enemy-style production; his bandmate Dr. Dre discovered Snoop Doggy Dogg, signed to Death Row Records, and at the end of 1992 released The Chronic, the album that defined G-funk and spawned legions of imitators. The Chronic's gangsta hedonism and production style — whiny synthesizers, rolling P-Funk beats, and deep, slow grooves — provided the blueprint that made Death Row the biggest hip-hop label of the early '90s, scoring hits by Snoop, Warren G., Tha Dogg Pound, and more. Controversial gangsta star 2Pac joined the label in late 1995 and became a crossover superstar with the Dre duet "California Love," and Coolio had taken a more pop-oriented version of the West Coast sound to the top of the charts earlier in the year with "Gangsta's Paradise." However, West Coast dominance soon crumbled — 2Pac was murdered in 1996, Dre jumped ship, and Death Row CEO Suge Knight was jailed over business practices. By the end of the '90s, hip-hop's focus had turned back to the East Coast and to the emerging South.
