Please come to MFG unofficial site [ http://lunge.multiply.com ] and enjoy ‘The Others’ music album. These materials are NOT by M.F.G. However, they are more than normal love songs and somewhat inspiring. Under this very restricted system in our nation, music is the only way out for our youth to express our feelings and the gun-power cannot stop it.
So we’ve attempted to collect and compile those songs that cannot be passed the national censor standard, not because of the usage of explict language, but for the content of lyrics. They are not necessarily political but could be social cause as well. Of course, those are interest of these days Myanmar youth. We’re not intended to go back to classical in this case. Check ‘em out. Here’s the current list:
1. We are Burmese / Proud to be Burmese
We’ve received it through email and it’s contributed by Nameless. The audio is not-so-good quality but the rage of the vocal sounds so furious. It’s a rap song that would possibly remind you of some popular mm hiphop group.
2. 07-05-05
Anonymous contribution. This one is not really political but a rap song about May 7 bombings in YGN, last year 2005. Some American families have sued some middle-east-based banks for supporting terrorist bombing attack in palistine that killed some American workers. But what can our Burmese friends do for those who have been innocently victimized on May7?? We can only say "R.I.P dear friends" with this beatboxing hiphop.
3. BURMA
An English rap by Teddy G from his album. We’re a little bit concerned about sharing this song, relating to the copyright. This boy, US-based rapper, is planning to release it in his commercial album. Since he called Burma his home, this Burma song should reach to the heart of other Burmese as well, we think. Also we recommand the listeners to check out his album [ http://www.myspace.com/teddygyesyall ].
4. Act-1
We love this piece since its live performance. But we think that the creators won’t like it to share here so the question is; why did they make it at the first place? This is not HipHop but you should check out this Nu-Metal piece. That was so kickass on live.
5. Dohn Yin
Another rap song distributed on LuNgeAnthem e-zine. Ta Khu Khu Dot Phyit Thint Nay B. Ta Khu Khu dot Lote Ya Dot Myi. Dohn Dohn Dohn Yin ka Dohn Yin.
6. Shet
Min sin sarr mi yet lar? Min si mhar ‘Myanmar’ so dae myo chit sate yaw shi yet lar? Ae de lout nyan nhae ta lar? Kel par shi par say dot! Nout ta khar thi chin yayy yin ah myo thar yayy sate dat nae mam htaet par! Fuel your self nationalism with force when you write songs next time…
Updated track
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Song Title: Aung Pwe Si tho’..
Artist: Unknown
Album: Untitled
This piece is emailed to us after ‘The Others’ upload. This one sounds a bit old school pop. (actually it’s like Ko Ant gyi was playing with protool j/k). Anyway, it got its own message. So we updated ‘The Others’. Thanks to new-page.
To be updated…
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Than Shwe
Dude, very funny song! Think it’s gonna be the next opening song for May Wa Di and City FM. You guys are gonna be like LOL! Yet to be uploaded later.
So what cha gonna do??
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Well everyone..keep it up. If you got some new school approach that can reach our next generation to be inspired, bring it on. Doesn’t matter, rap or hiphop or pop or rock or alter or metal. We realy don’t wanna make such requirements but it’s gotta be "owntune" and try to be modernized pls.
By distributing those music hereby we never intended to cause any trouble to any individual. You can always email to myanmarfuturegenerations@gmail.com We love to update here and share with the others.
