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Jan 11 2017, 05:22 PM
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I asked for my account to be banned
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So because I love these sort of "Lounge type" threads in the BJSC forum lmao, I am wondering how likely people are to check out and enjoy other songs (that weren't entered here) by their BJSC artists, or artists sent by others. Do you often listen to EPs or whole albums by them? Are there any artists you’ve sent that you don’t actually really like, apart from the song you entered? etc.
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Jan 11 2017, 05:30 PM
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I asked for my account to be banned
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I always check out "other" music from my artists. Poison Ivory’s EP in particular was one of my favourite EPs to listen to last year. I also collected pretty much all the music from LOLAWOLF months after I sent ‘Calm Down’. Vogel has other great tracks, ‘Night City’ for example. The only artist since my return I don’t remember any other songs from except the one I sent is Blackbriar.
I also check out other stuff from the artists behind some of my fav songs sent by others! Deja stands out as having a great EP and I became a big fan of Sevdaliza after being introduced to ‘That Other Girl’ here! To name one more, I also listened to Aron Can’s album recently and it was pretty cool so I recommend that if you enjoyed Persephonia’s entry from him~ There’s probably tonnes more BJSC artists I could delve into properly but I just don’t have the time or energy lol ur turn |
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Jan 11 2017, 05:30 PM
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I don't often check out other songs immediately, but if I see an artist's name on YouTube/Spotify that I recognise I'll often think to myself I liked that other song in BJSC I should check this out.
As for artists I send myself, I often get invested in their follow-up material as well. I actually liked the song TheFatRat followed up 'Monody' with even more and he's now one of my favourite producers of the moment. Although there are some exceptions, I wasn't a fan of the rest of Mr FijiWiji's EP that 'Time To Say Goodbye' came from to give a recent example. |
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Jan 11 2017, 05:32 PM
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It's a cruel summer.
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I have checked out quite a few artists that I've stanned in Bjsc on the back of them being sent! Jillea and Girli are my main examples that I checked out last year! <3
My own artists I keep track of most of them! Especially Kinnie Lane and Ana Mena! |
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Jan 11 2017, 05:34 PM
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Say that hiss with your chest, and...
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Get ready for Lotti posting loads of songs by GIRLI (although I don't think GIRLI has that many songs).
In terms of my BJSC90 entry, Water Juice also have another funky house song, this time with Denver T Styles as the vocalist, the song is called 'Release The Best' This post has been edited by 🚡🚟🍥-♨🎪🚘🎉🍥: Jan 11 2017, 05:36 PM |
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Jan 11 2017, 05:37 PM
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feminist icon
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since bjsc girli has become my love and inspiration
Claudia Kane also has a flawless discography |
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Jan 11 2017, 05:44 PM
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I'm a paragon so don't perceive me
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As a matter of course. Then I get upset because there's so many great songs that I can't now send to BJSC because that'd be self-recycling (and that's basically the reason why I've done it a couple of times). In fact, a lot of the time what leads me to send a song in the first place is loving multiple numbers of their songs and constantly worrying which one would be best to send. Makes for good songs to play on Plug I guess.
If I'd known about this Eir Aoi song instead of Ignite at the time I'd have sent this one. For example. Against The Current and Amaranthe naturally have awesome material, I need to get into more of Kalafina, sending a song always at least marks a card on that artist so that I do check out new songs by them a lot of the time. One of the more interesting ones where that's not the case is I See Stars, I tried to get into the rest of their material but it's just a bit too hard for me. Yet I'm half naming my latest internet identity after them (for when Iz isn't enough) because I think it flows well. This happens less often with other people's artists, but where I think it's probable that the artist has more great stuff waiting in the wings, yeah, I do that. TheFatRat I've become a huge fan of most recently, but over the years BJSC has introduced me to loads of artists that I consider favourites now. |
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Jan 11 2017, 05:46 PM
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you never forget your first time...
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Ooh I made a thread a while ago on this, more specific to personal charts though, but basically I have a very long list of my BJSC artists nabbing other chart hits Out of all of the artists I've sent, only these have made my personal chart with their BJSC song:
Kerli (feature on tyDi's Something About You) Houseshaker Topher Jones Mischa Daniels Caroline Brooks Cassie Steele Wisin (feature on Sofia Reyes' Muévelo) Wølffe Eaves (although I listened to and charted his album) Joel Adams Shawn Hook Ryan Lawrie Catey Shaw Some of them only have one song anyway (Joel, Ryan), others I never got round to checking out (Shawn) and a few DJs that I just never looked at again but considering I've been in 48 contests, plus counting features, that's pretty good going, most of them have at least a second hit in my chart On the other hand, artists like Lucie Silvas, Alyssa Reid, Greyson Chance, Ulrik Munther, Isac Elliot and Lewis Watson have many hits in my chart, which helps as I knew them all prior to sending them I guess. |
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Jan 11 2017, 05:59 PM
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I asked for my account to be banned
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Jan 11 2017, 06:05 PM
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I'll just stick around and do some more damage
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I always check out at least a couple of other tracks by my BJSC artists! When I discover a new BJSC potential that I get really into I always look up a few of the artist's other songs to see if they have any even better options. I've only actually switched my entry a couple of times as a result of this but there are plenty of other songs by my BJSC artists that I had considered as entries alongside the ones I actually sent, here are some links if anyone wants to listen lmao #shamelessselfpromo:
TĀLĀ - The Duchess (need to listen to more of her new material again x) Gent Mason - Head (very similar vibe to 'Eden', an underrated entry of mine if I say so myself. x) WEDNESDAY CAMPANELLA - Diablo (they have so many good songs, it pains me that 'Shakushain' flopped so hard, almost makes me want to send them again to give them another chance some people may remember this song from me playing it on plug a fair amount anyway ~) DANCE WITH THE DEAD - Signals Yung Lean - Hoover (if this came out like 2 days earlier I'd have sent it instead of the ancient and kind of cheap 'Kyoto'. Yung Lean is just my idol in general, also recommend 'Yoshi City' which I sent to Unknown Pleasures) The Shanghai Restoration Project - Miss Shanghai (a bit more upbeat than 'The Wandering Songstress', sounds a bit like a Chinese-tinged Clean Bandit song maybe) BOOTS - AQUARIA (feat. Deradoorian) Bachar Mar-Khalifé - Lemon (the song I discovered him through, and I probably should have stuck with this one. quite similar to Omar Souleyman's 'Enssa El Aatab' for anyone who liked that x) Aron Can - Enginn Mórall (his entire album is kind of amazing (yess at you checking it out Mattias *.*) but this is my highlight from it, am eagerly awaiting him dropping some more new music) Øfdream - Ninth Gate (this would have done so much better than 'Thelema' but no regrets. kind of similar to 'Fate'. the whole EP this is from is brill) And this wasn't ever a potential but a new song featuring my former winner that is amazing and I would send it if I hadn't sent them already: LOCO HOT - I'm A Tribe (feat. A-WA) I do need to make more of an effort to check out other songs by artists who I discover via other people in BJSC, might try and make that more of a thing in 2017. |
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Jan 11 2017, 06:08 PM
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THE BLAZE *.*
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Ooooh!!!
In terms of Hushkanukia artists; Pvris, Elina Born and Jillette Johnson have incredible albums. Daniella Mason, FRANKIE and Jillea's EP's are also fab! |
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Jan 11 2017, 06:46 PM
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Queen of Soon
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This is how I get so many of my entries. I'm such a self-recycler at times.
I love checking out other tracks from artists that I've enjoyed. The key ones for me have been Delta Goodrem, Gabrielle and Caro Emerald. All have become some of my absolute favourite artists. |
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Jan 11 2017, 06:48 PM
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Queen of Soon
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Jan 11 2017, 07:27 PM
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new hair, new tee, new Levii’s Jeans
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There are a few times where I've heard of the artist before BJSC (my first three artists/Atlas Genius/Snow Tha Product/The Naked And Famous/Nhato (and I guess Rain Man before leaving Krewella sorta fits the bill)), but normally when I discover them, they're either relatively new or I haven't gotten around to checking out a substantial amount of their material to make an inference.
Five Knives' album and TNAF's Simple Forms are the ones that have really stuck with me in terms of material I discovered post-BJSC appearance. I was kinda already anticipating Vikings from New Politics anyway |
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Jan 11 2017, 08:55 PM
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Buy yourself a car, and a house in Devon
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Well my BJSC flop AJR are now racing up Spotify with theire new single 'Weak'
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Jan 11 2017, 09:03 PM
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Hello?
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Leddra Chapman became one of my favourite artists after I discovered her through Nickodonia sending her back in late '09. I think I ordered the album immediately after hearing Story once!
But yeah there are loads and loads of instances of this. As a matter of course, I always check if my 18 pointer has any other recent material and usually follow their careers from that point onwards. BJSC has led me to buying quite a few albums of artists I'd have never otherwise known about. In terms of my own entries I absoutely ALWAYS check to see if the artist has any other material, partly because I want to be sure they don't have something better in their catalogue than the song I've picked to send! |
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Jan 11 2017, 09:11 PM
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Hello?
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In terms of a list, here are the artists I became particularly invested after I discovered them via searching for BJSC entries, to the point I've checked all of their new stuff since:
Pixie Lott Uh Huh Her Emiliana Torrini Example Hafdis Huld Anna Abreu Caro Emerald Katie Cole Adaline (interestingly the cover of that Genesis song used in the A-level student's 'fake' John Lewis ad that went viral was by Adaline) Rae Morris Mr Little Jeans Haloo Helsinki! DJ Kent The Arrows (possibly my favourite, absolutely EVERYTHING I've heard from this band, and the lead singer's new band Shotgun Fakes is complete genius. If they hadn't been so badly received on here I'd have mined their catalogue again by now) Tensnake Hozier Helene Fischer Sweet California The Rua KOLAJ Real Lies |
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Jan 11 2017, 09:44 PM
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new hair, new tee, new Levii’s Jeans
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There are a few times where I've heard of the artist before BJSC (my first three artists/Atlas Genius/Snow Tha Product/The Naked And Famous/Nhato (and I guess Rain Man before leaving Krewella sorta fits the bill)), but normally when I discover them, they're either relatively new or I haven't gotten around to checking out a substantial amount of their material to make an inference. Adding:Five Knives' album and TNAF's Simple Forms are the ones that have really stuck with me in terms of material I discovered post-BJSC appearance. I was kinda already anticipating Vikings from New Politics anyway In terms of singles, A-Trak's "We All Fall Down" and Rain Man's "Habit" are two notable post-BJSC singles that I've discovered. |
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