Denise Chaila wins choice music prize

peteeeed

really good album and fair play to her

NIMAN

Heard a few of her songs in recent weeks, and all very good.

olestoepoke

If thats the best album we have to offer this year things must be bad, utter rubbish.

sprucemoose

olestoepoke wrote: »

If thats the best album we have to offer this year things must be bad, utter rubbish.

only heard that single of hers that was on one of the clothes shop ads, was one of the single most embarrassing songs ive ever heard. rest of her music could be absolute gold but im guessing not

olestoepoke

sprucemoose wrote: »

only heard that single of hers that was on one of the clothes shop ads, was one of the single most embarrassing songs ive ever heard. rest of her music could be absolute gold but im guessing not

If she was playing in the front garden I'd close the blinds

sprucemoose

olestoepoke wrote: »

If she was playing in the front garden I'd close the blinds

dont say that youll get called racist

peteeeed

sprucemoose wrote: »

dont say that youll get called racist

why ?

sprucemoose

peteeeed wrote: »

why ?

was just a joke, i do have to say i think alot of her popularity comes from her story rather than her music (from what ive heard of it anyway)

Nigzcurran

I think it’s actually a pretty cool album

peteeeed

Nigzcurran wrote: »

I think it’s actually a pretty cool album

yeah its excellent , just one of a new generation of good hip hop and RnB in ireland

olestoepoke

sprucemoose wrote: »

was just a joke, i do have to say i think alot of her popularity comes from her story rather than her music (from what ive heard of it anyway)

I wouldn't be surprised if the like of RTE and their continuous virtue signalling played a part in tripe like that winning awards

aslanroars

never heard of her .just listened to on.spotfey god its rubbish ears are hurting.

peteeeed

olestoepoke wrote: »

I wouldn't be surprised if the like of RTE and their continuous virtue signalling played a part in tripe like that winning awards

really ?

olestoepoke

peteeeed wrote: »

really ?

Yeah really!

peteeeed

olestoepoke wrote: »

Yeah really!

go listen to van morrison or eric clapton , they'll have the right lyrics for ya

olestoepoke

peteeeed wrote: »

go listen to van morrison or eric clapton , they'll have the right lyrics for ya

Lyrics? I'm not following you sorry, also how did you know? I'm a big fan of Van, Clapton not so much. Music is subjective, that said good music generally stands the test of time and Van has been a world-wide success now for over 5 decades. I'd be floored is Challla chillla or whatever her name is, is around in 5 years time with that garbage.

sprucemoose

olestoepoke wrote: »

Challla chillla.

thats not her name

say her name

Tacitus Kilgore

olestoepoke wrote: »

Lyrics? I'm not following you sorry, also how did you know? I'm a big fan of Van, Clapton not so much. Music is subjective, that said good music generally stands the test of time and Van has been a world-wide success now for over 5 decades. I'd be floored is Challla chillla or whatever her name is, is around in 5 years time with that garbage.

Tell me this - does Van the man play much hip hop 'garbage' himself?

olestoepoke

Tacitus Kilgore wrote: »

Tell me this - does Van the man play much hip hop 'garbage' himself?

No not at all he's mostly known for his jazz soul fusion. I'm old almost 50 so maybe its an age thing, I have a pretty eclectic taste in music and play a couple of instruments. I loved the Wu tang clan, cypress hill, Snoop, Dre, Tupac and a few others in my younger years. So not just a Van fan as your post implies. We are all entitled to our opinions and mine is that whatever her name is the music to me is pretentious rubbish and won't as I said stand the test of time.

iamstop

Fair play to her indeed. All these nay sayers doing nothing and complaining about someone doing something. Lol. Jokes.

peteeeed

olestoepoke wrote: »

whatever her name is the music to me is pretentious rubbish and won't as I said stand the test of time.

her name is in the title of the thread that you are posting in

olestoepoke

peteeeed wrote: »

her name is in the title of the thread that you are posting in

Sorry I'd forgotten it, like I said not at all memorable.

Jeff2

olestoepoke wrote: »

I wouldn't be surprised if the like of RTE and their continuous virtue signalling played a part in tripe like that winning awards

She phoned Liveline because people don't pronounced her name right and plugged her song about it then onto other voices that I believe it RTE then on to the Late show.

I see no connection at all.

Tacitus Kilgore

olestoepoke wrote: »

No not at all he's mostly known for his jazz soul fusion. I'm old almost 50 so maybe its an age thing, I have a pretty eclectic taste in music and play a couple of instruments. I loved the Wu tang clan, cypress hill, Snoop, Dre, Tupac and a few others in my younger years. So not just a Van fan as your post implies. We are all entitled to our opinions and mine is that whatever her name is the music to me is pretentious rubbish and won't as I said stand the test of time.

Her name is in the thread title and you still insist on doing a "whatever her name is" on each post.

I can see the pretentious rubbish alright, but it's not Ms.Chailas music.

olestoepoke

Tacitus Kilgore wrote: »

Her name is in the thread title and you still insist on doing a "whatever her name is" on each post.

I can see the pretentious rubbish alright, but it's not Ms.Chailas music.

Yeah someone else already mentioned that in an earlier post

Poorside

olestoepoke wrote: »

No not at all he's mostly known for his jazz soul fusion. I'm old almost 50 so maybe its an age thing, I have a pretty eclectic taste in music and play a couple of instruments. I loved the Wu tang clan, cypress hill, Snoop, Dre, Tupac and a few others in my younger years. So not just a Van fan as your post implies. We are all entitled to our opinions and mine is that whatever her name is the music to me is pretentious rubbish and won't as I said stand the test of time.

It's not an age thing, it's an opinion thing, I'm on the other side of 45 and I saw her play in Dolan's in October, an absolute belter of a gig with a lot of very good songs.
The 'whatever her name is' sthick is a bit sad really.

sprucemoose

Poorside wrote: »

It's not an age thing, it's an opinion thing

that sounds like one of her lyrics tbh

Tacitus Kilgore

olestoepoke wrote: »

Yeah someone else already mentioned that in an earlier post

Must be something in it so, don't ya think? ericsflyingboot or whatever your name is

olestoepoke

Tacitus Kilgore wrote: »

Must be something in it so, don't ya think? ericsflyingboot or whatever your name is

Say my name ha ha

Outkast_IRE

Gave a listen found most of her music heavily influenced if not straight up ripped from previous artists. I know alot of rap generally is but to break out shes gonna need more behind her than that.

mondeoman72

So thats who she is. She appeared with Clannad in a remake of In a Lifetime. Absolutely hate her, RIP Padraig.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z4vktyQx3OQ

iamstop

mondeoman72 wrote: »

So thats who she is. She appeared with Clannad in a remake of In a Lifetime. Absolutely hate her, RIP Padraig.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z4vktyQx3OQ

Classic Irish begrudgery. To the T.

mondeoman72

iamstop wrote: »

Classic Irish begrudgery. To the T.

What are you on about?

iamstop

https://www.reddit.com/r/ireland/comments/dqhh5w/do_you_think_irish_begrudgery_is_really_thing/

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