Sunday, 14 April 2013
Let's talk BLK JKS
Aaai
Aaai Grey patch heads
I’ve stumbled and danced my way across some useful
information that you “Greyies” will find very interesting, some of you may
already know this band, two words: BLK JKS. The BLK JKS are a South African
well know band that produce music that is similar to Kwai-Core if it is not
actually Kwai-Core itself, so yes I have researched about them and have
dedicated the next few blogs to strictly talking about this band and looking
deeper into their genre of music, who they are, what makes them so unique, I
will be carefully unpacking this band and delivering it to you on a imagination
level… So yes maybe our little Kwai-Core city is not entirely “new” and maybe
the BLK JKS have done something similar to it but I’m sure we have taken a
different routine and ventured out onto our own expectations of Kwai-Core music
and the things that would surround this music genre.
We
learn, explore and venture everyday and when we find people with a common
interest it shows that we are not just weird but we think out of the box and
live life with a little color filled in it, Please do pay careful attention to
the appearance of the BLK JKS, they style, their hair and accessories.
P.S
Watch out for some cool pictures and please d follow my blog.
Wednesday, 10 April 2013
So I’ve been talking about Kwai-Core with my friends and of
course they roll their eyes at me because it requires them to do the
unexpected...travel to Kwai-Core city with me, where your imagination can do as
it pleases. Kwai-Core artist would be of mixed artist, we would call the artist
“smarties”, concerts would be all over the world bringing different people
together.
Big screens with the lyrics of the songs would be available
for everyone to read and sing along says Thando, “I believe that the enjoyment
of the song is through singing it, being able to emotionally connect with the
song.” I agree actually, this will also create a connection between the
“smarties” and “Grey patch heads my attentions”.
Onke was thinking a little outside the box, on stage she
said we would require stage dancers to teach us the moves of the song, relating
back to Kwaito, as mentioned earlier in my blog that Kwaito music use to always
have some form of dance that went viral when the songs were released, also a
very good marketing strategy if I may say so myself.
P.S Please do follow me Grey Patch Heads, so we can lead
together.
Kwai-Core Fashion
Wola wola Grey be patch heads! Let’s talk some kwai-Core
fashion, which would be ideal for the events and concerts for this music genre.
So strictly no bright colors that call upon bees and yes
that includes color-blocking! Think about fashion in the olden days, your “Sofa
Towns” colors and think about the colors that are worn at these underground
hard core punk band performances. Clearly this would be your “Dull colors”;
these are your black and whites, your greys and navy, brown, beige, pale
mustard, dark brown, hazel and creamish colors. The people would be required to express who
they are through clothing of course, with out crossing the boundaries that are
set by the Kwai-Core fashion police, however incorporating a splash of what
this music genre is in clothing.
Every one would be obligated to wear flat shoes because when
you hear the music you will JIVE and because well obviously flat shoes are more
comfortable, preferably close shoes, no short shorts, dresses, skirts or
whatever that is not knee high, nothing tight this is not the red carpet… at
these concerts we dress old school, dance old school, strictly promoting old
school with a touch of punk in it! Aaaaaai Aaaaaai Greys!! We Kwai-Core.
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