"‘Toxic’, as a composition, is pure James Bond in Bollywood pastiche – and it works. Let’s start by talking about that famous string hook. Those screechy orchestral parts were, in fact, sampled from a 1981 Bollywood musical called Ek Duuje Ke Liye (in which the male lead can be seen playing tabla on his lover’s face below). But it wasn’t merely cut and pasted from the film score (as lesser, lazier producers might have done): the songwriting team led by Swedish production/songwriting duo Bloodshy & Avant painstakingly constructed what you hear from tiny bits of the original source audio. The warm naturalism of strings passed through the filter of early 80s analogue recording technology contrasts brilliantly with the cold, electronic dance beat. It also lends a touch of cinematic drama uncommon in a club banger."
2015 m. vasario 13 d., penktadienis
Legendinio Britney singlo "Toxic" sėkmė
Lygiai prieš 10 metų Britney Spears singlas "Toxic" laimėjo "Grammy" apdovanojimą. "New Music News" parašė straipsnį, kodėl šis singlas iki šiol išlieka populiariu.
"‘Toxic’, as a composition, is pure James Bond in Bollywood pastiche – and it works. Let’s start by talking about that famous string hook. Those screechy orchestral parts were, in fact, sampled from a 1981 Bollywood musical called Ek Duuje Ke Liye (in which the male lead can be seen playing tabla on his lover’s face below). But it wasn’t merely cut and pasted from the film score (as lesser, lazier producers might have done): the songwriting team led by Swedish production/songwriting duo Bloodshy & Avant painstakingly constructed what you hear from tiny bits of the original source audio. The warm naturalism of strings passed through the filter of early 80s analogue recording technology contrasts brilliantly with the cold, electronic dance beat. It also lends a touch of cinematic drama uncommon in a club banger."
"‘Toxic’, as a composition, is pure James Bond in Bollywood pastiche – and it works. Let’s start by talking about that famous string hook. Those screechy orchestral parts were, in fact, sampled from a 1981 Bollywood musical called Ek Duuje Ke Liye (in which the male lead can be seen playing tabla on his lover’s face below). But it wasn’t merely cut and pasted from the film score (as lesser, lazier producers might have done): the songwriting team led by Swedish production/songwriting duo Bloodshy & Avant painstakingly constructed what you hear from tiny bits of the original source audio. The warm naturalism of strings passed through the filter of early 80s analogue recording technology contrasts brilliantly with the cold, electronic dance beat. It also lends a touch of cinematic drama uncommon in a club banger."
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