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Energy Medium-High. Vocals No. Customizable No. Ess Be A Casio and a tape deck! More from this Artist. March On Instrumental by Jeffrey Brodsky 1. March On Alt. Instrumental by Jeffrey Brodsky 1. Mechanics Instrumental by Centric L. The Cure Instrumental by Centric L. Get It by Kixx 1. Get It Instrumental by Kixx 1. Shadoe Haze, a year-old voice-over artist, is the man behind the voice.
After about a year of making inside jokes in Shadoe's voice about disco—"Damn son, that's Balearic as hell!! In the process, we discovered that he is a drum and bass DJ in the backwaters of Northeast Louisiana. He also owns a Taekwondo studio. Then our voice-over work came back from Shadoe's studio.
The folder was full of pornographic ad-libs and hilarious off-script jokes. Obviously we had to know more about the man behind the "drop heard 'round the world," so we gave Shadoe a call to find out what kind of drops he's been sending to Justin Timberlake, and where I could find a good rave in Monroe, Louisiana. And yes, he knows what trap music is. It sounds like it was written by a narc:. Or just a rave in general? I realize that I really want to go ravin'! I want to see a bunch of people at an all-night party with strobe lights and rave sticks and intense music, and have FUN!
I live in West Monroe, LA. So if anyone knows where I can find one, that'd be great help. Also, I'd like to be able to find one anywhere I go! Also, where can I get decent rave clothes and some ski goggles? If I had to guess I'd say it would probably be underground somewhere.
Old school guys like me, we used to go to all-night parties. That's just what people did back then. I go play a show, I try to be nice because I'm headlining and stay through the other guys' shows and encourage them but it's at a point where I can't stay past 3AM anymore. A lot of the older DJs that are still playing now are burnt out. That party life—they don't care anymore. There's always a place to find a party, but I don't know where you'd find an all-night rave anymore.
So where are you playing these days? I have a mobile DJ service. People are like, "Man, with all the stuff you've got going on why are you still doing that? Back in the day, when I wanted to cut out and relax and spin what I enjoyed, it was the break beats and the drum and bass. There you were like an artist. You can paint whatever kind of picture because no one tells you what to play in your set. When I do private parties it's a lot different. Do people in Monroe have any idea that you're kind of a cult celebrity for your voice-over work in this particular kind of dance music called trap, or in the Trap-a-holics Mixtapes?
Do they have any idea what that is? There's a little bitty town on the other side of West Monroe called Ruston. I have a guy that's a close friend of mine that lives there. He produces dubstep and now he's doing trap. He lives in that little bitty podunk town.
That dude called me one day. I had no idea that ["damn son, where'd you find this"] drop had been out. That drop had been cut, it was just ad-libbed in a bunch of crap I sent out to a bunch of people. Once it came out I couldn't track down who the original client was because back then I wasn't keeping in my library that I had ever done. He called me and said "Hey, did you know that your voice is on this? I had no idea. He said "this is like, everywhere. It cracks me up a little bit.
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