Pop Shuvit recently released their 3rd Studio Album, Freakshow Vol 1: Tales of The Travelling Tunes with the first single of the album being, Freakshow which featured Dandee from Silksounds. Other notable colaborations in this album includes Emmet from Butterfingers, Roshan from K Town Clan, Ras Muhammad and the most notable of them all, Inspectah Deck from the legendary Wu-Tang Clan. Mara Bahaya was from this album which is the 1st single from the Impak Maksima soundtrack. Mara Bahaya has received very high rotation on both hitz.fm & Fly FM and it is one of the crowds favourite.
Being independent, Pop Shuvit believes that there is a need to diversify and take the band to the next level as frontman Moots! pointed out, “That’s the essence of Pop Shuvit, we always do things differently and love taking risks. We want to turn Pop Shuvit into a brand name and to do this we need to branch out and spread our wings be it in music or other facets of urban culture.”
Their debut album Take it & Shuvit broke new ground when their first single Skaters’ Anthem was released exclusively on the Internet and became one of the most downloaded local songs in Malaysian music history. The hype and street buzz from the track caught the ears of ESPN, who in turn licensed the track for use in their Summer X-Games broadcast that hit millions of households worldwide. As further credit to Pop Shuvit, ESPN played their music videos and tracks off the album throughout the duration of competition.
In 2003, Pop Shuvit released Take it & Shuvit in Japan and became the first Malaysian band to hit the music chart in Japan. The overwhelming support from Japanese youth market ensured that all tracks of the album charted the top 20 on the Tower Records sales charts (even beating raprock luminaries like Linkin Park) without any promotion to back the album.
Tracklist:
All I Got (feat DABO)
Freakshow (feat Dandee from Silk Sounds)
All That Glitters
Rockera (feat Nitro Y Fanta)
Reggaeton Asiano (feat Roshan & Ras Muhamad)
Pump Up The Stereo (feat Joe Flizzow)
Block Party
Piece of The Pie (feat Inspectah Deck)
Mara Bahaya
Motherland (feat Emmet)
Anthem Revisted (feat Vandal)
Old Skool Rocka Jam
Suara Kaki Lima (feat Ahli Fiqir)
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Download | Pop Shuvit - Freak Show Vol 1:Tales Of The Travelling Tunes (Full Album)
Download || One Buck Short - Halal & Loving It (2008) - Full Album
Halal & Loving It is the band's debut album released under Homegrown Recordings and Universal Malaysia. It was first released in their native Klang Valley and then to neighboring states and finally to other places. The band have changed the cover graphics dramatically since they announced its release but the theme remained the same.Their debut single, "That Day" from their EP Where Is The Mouse?!, broke into the Malaysian Top 10 charts on the Hitz.fm radio station.[2] One Buck Short also wrote the song Christmas Morning for a charity (MusicCanteen Christmas) album. The band was also nominated as the Best Newcomer artist in the first ever Hitz.FM Malaysian English Top 10 awards in 2004.[2]
In 2006, band was nominated for Best Rock and Best Live Act for the Malaysian English Top 10 Awards held on December 10, 2006.[3] The first single of the band's debut album (Halal & Loving It), "Fast Times", had significant airplay on Malaysian English radio. Later over 2007, the band released the singles Kelibat Korupsi, an entirely Malay song about Corruption in Malaysia and 10:04.
Tracklist:
Takeoffs & Landings
Kelibat Korupsi
Fast Times
Explicit Crimes (Taking The Lead)
10-04
Khayalan Masa
R.I.P
Runaway Topguns
Ushka Dush
K.I.S.S
That Day (Album Version)
Kerana Tiada Pilihan Lain
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Download || Yui - I Loved yesterday Full Album
YUI's husky voice at the start of CHE.R.RY was innovative. Everyone on whatever forums which was covering YUI was going, "OMG I LOVE YUI'S HUSKY VOICE!". Her creativity sets herself apart from all competition. Ask Ayumi or Koda Kumi to hold a guitar, its definite fial. She writes her own songs, she plays a guitar while singing and she sounds EXACTLY the same live as she does in the studio. But in songs on "I LOVED YESTERDAY" there's like bits, where she needs to sing like, i donno 10 words in one bar instead of like 3-4. Which seemed very rushed instead of being creative.
Imagine yourself, in a concert, YUI's performing. Rolling Star comes on. You will start headbanging despite how non-bogan you are. The whole song is just like the concentration of 5 Red Bull's into a single can. You will get a bloody kick of energy. Pity i didn't see any of it in "I LOVED YESTERDAY", maybe My Generation. But like I said with Good-Bye Days, My Generation doesn't reach the bar that Rolling Star is on.
"I LOVED YESTERDAY" is like HIGH and MIGHTY COLOR's "SAN" for me. A transitional album. But in SAN, i liked it, but not as much as Goover or Gou on Progressive. But ROCK PIT was definitely a breath of fresh air. Hopefully YUI's comes back with a SPECATCULAR album, which puts I LOVED YESTERDAY into the past.
Or maybe its just me, maybe i need to listen to it more, grow into it slowly. But as a first taste, its definitely not her best work. From Me to You and Can't Buy My Love was a great first impression. I fell in love with it. I just don't feel the same. Although i do love My Generation, Namidairo, Love&Truth and at times, Laugh Away. Namely all the singles........
I would like to see someone who doesn't think the same as me, and back it up with a good reason why.
Tracklist:
01. Laugh away
02. My Generation
03. Find me
04. No way
05. Namidairo
06. Daydreamer
07. Love is all
08. I will love you
09. We will go
10. OH YEAH
11. My friend
12. LOVE & TRUTH
13. Am I wrong ?
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