{"id":21424,"date":"2016-08-17T16:58:09","date_gmt":"2016-08-17T11:28:09","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/desihiphop.com\/?p=21424"},"modified":"2016-08-17T18:20:30","modified_gmt":"2016-08-17T12:50:30","slug":"j19-squad-alfaaz","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/jcsoftwaresolution.com\/desihiphop\/j19-squad-alfaaz\/091658","title":{"rendered":"Video Premiere – Alfaaz | J19 Squad"},"content":{"rendered":"

J19 Squad<\/strong> is a hip hop crew from Jodhpur Rajasthan. They make a strong comeback with ‘Alfaaz<\/strong>‘ after their previous release ‘Matlab Nahin<\/strong>‘. J19 Squad consists of 2 people ‘Young H<\/b>‘ & ‘PK Nimbark<\/strong>‘ They also dropped their version of Panda remix<\/strong> in the summer and it was very entertaining. J19 is a relatively new crew trying to leave a mark in the already overpopulated Desi Rap Game<\/strong> also I am not aware of any happening artists from Rajasthan and this might be the first crew I came across from that territory.<\/p>\n

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In order for anyone to make an impact in the forever growing entertaining industry<\/a>, artist start treating their music like products. I have been around in the industry for a substantial time and I completely agree with that approach but it is striking of the balance between treating like a track and a product which sets artists apart. J19 is although a relatively new entrant in the scene but have successfully found that balance. The content is highly motivational and shows the determination of the crew to spread a meaningful message. For someone who likes flows there are quite a few varieties present in the track and that is what makes the track bumpier and grimier. The producer did justice to the track and I love the big sound they are trying to achieve. The composition is on point and the chorus of the track steals the show. There is a clear presence of a sense of healthy competition between both the emcees and it seems to be bringing out the best in both of them.<\/p>\n

Alfaaz<\/strong> comes along with a pretty neatly made video and it conveys the message clearly. However such videos would have made a bigger impact in 2009-2010 when it was difficult for independent artists to make arrangements themselves for a video due to financial limitations or non-availability of resources. We now have artists shooting videos on I-Phones and rented DSLR’s which are readily available and not very expensive as well. However I am pretty sure J19 will be upgrading their production quality in the time to come and will stand out in their league.<\/p>\n

Overall it is refreshing to see crews aspiring to pursue Hip-Hop without faking their origins and being themselves. Check it out right here :
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