FLAC Doja Cat - Hot Pink [Qobuz Hi-Res 24bits/44.1kHz]

j1b · May 17, 2020

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Description

While millions first discovered Doja Cat by way of her ridiculous 2018 viral novelty R&B hit "MOOO!" (perhaps better known by its lyrical hook "Bitch! I'm a cow!") that goofy standalone track was by no means representative of her larger creative potential. In fact, Doja Cat had been in the game for years before she donned a cheap cow costume for the silly "MOOO!" video, signed to a major label for her R&B/pop rap hybrid songwriting since 2014. Her second full-length album, Hot Pink, branches out significantly from the somewhat flavorless fare of 2018's Amala, leaning harder into hypersexual rhymes but also trying out some adventurous new moves. Doja Cat channels Nicki Minaj's dirty-minded flows and inarguable pop appeal on the not-safe-for-work jams "Cyber Sex" and "Say So," and crafts a playful album highlight with "Juicy" featuring Tyga. The album's12 tracks rarely stay in one place. "Streets" is a murky and slow-burning web of dark harmonies, trap hi-hats, and psychedelic textures. Breathy vocals break out into unexpected scattershot rhymes before the song is over and the next tune opens up with a muted piano loop and a drastically different instrumental approach. Doja Cat's strikes at different styles come off as more generic than exciting at times. "Like That" sounds uninspired and formulaic, and at its worst, Hot Pink fails to engage. For every less-than-captivating song, however, Doja Cat comes back with something strange, beautiful, or unexpected. "Bottom Bitch" centers its unexpectedly moving instrumental around a slowed-down blink-182 guitar sample. The testament to female love and friendship blurs emo-rap tendencies with multiple vocal hooks. It's one of several hidden gems on the album and highlights Doja Cat's giddy curiosity and willingness to play with style and presentation. Not everything on Hot Pink is a knockout, but the experimentation results in some amazing standouts and other songs that are still fun or intriguing, even if they're not as memorable.
© Fred Thomas /TiVo
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Artist : Doja Cat
Album : Hot Pink
Year : November 6, 2019
Genre: R&B
Quality : Flac Hi-Res 24bits/44.1kHz
Label: Released by Kemosabe Records - RCA Records
Source : Qobuz
Size : 462mb

Tracklist

01 Cyber Sex
02 Won't Bite
03 Rules
04 Bottom Bitch
05 Say So
06 Like That
07 Talk Dirty
08 Addiction
09 Streets
10 Shine
11 Better Than Me
12 Juicy

Credits

1 disc - 12 tracks - Total length: 39m 44s
Main artist: Doja Cat
Performers: Jaycen Joshua, Mixing Engineer - Mike Bozzi, Mastering Engineer - Allan P. Grigg, Composer, Lyricist - KooolKojak, Producer - David Sprecher, Composer, Lyricist - Doja Cat, MainArtist, AssociatedPerformer - Amala Zandile Dlamini, Composer, Lyricist - Rian Lewis, Recording Engineer - Gerard A. Powell II, Composer, Lyricist - Macgregor Leo, Recording Engineer - Jacob Richards, Assistant Engineer - Mike Seaberg, Assistant Engineer - Lydia Asrat, Composer, Lyricist - DJ Riggins, Assistant Engineer - tizhimself, Producer
Label: Kemosabe Records - RCA Records
Genre: Soul/Funk/R&B, > Soul/Funk/R&B→R&B
(P) 2019 Kemosabe Records/RCA Records

Download Link:***Hidden content cannot be quoted.***
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BenjaminP · May 19, 2020

Danielo007 said: ↑

Description

While millions first discovered Doja Cat by way of her ridiculous 2018 viral novelty R&B hit "MOOO!" (perhaps better known by its lyrical hook "Bitch! I'm a cow!") that goofy standalone track was by no means representative of her larger creative potential. In fact, Doja Cat had been in the game for years before she donned a cheap cow costume for the silly "MOOO!" video, signed to a major label for her R&B/pop rap hybrid songwriting since 2014. Her second full-length album, Hot Pink, branches out significantly from the somewhat flavorless fare of 2018's Amala, leaning harder into hypersexual rhymes but also trying out some adventurous new moves. Doja Cat channels Nicki Minaj's dirty-minded flows and inarguable pop appeal on the not-safe-for-work jams "Cyber Sex" and "Say So," and crafts a playful album highlight with "Juicy" featuring Tyga. The album's12 tracks rarely stay in one place. "Streets" is a murky and slow-burning web of dark harmonies, trap hi-hats, and psychedelic textures. Breathy vocals break out into unexpected scattershot rhymes before the song is over and the next tune opens up with a muted piano loop and a drastically different instrumental approach. Doja Cat's strikes at different styles come off as more generic than exciting at times. "Like That" sounds uninspired and formulaic, and at its worst, Hot Pink fails to engage. For every less-than-captivating song, however, Doja Cat comes back with something strange, beautiful, or unexpected. "Bottom Bitch" centers its unexpectedly moving instrumental around a slowed-down blink-182 guitar sample. The testament to female love and friendship blurs emo-rap tendencies with multiple vocal hooks. It's one of several hidden gems on the album and highlights Doja Cat's giddy curiosity and willingness to play with style and presentation. Not everything on Hot Pink is a knockout, but the experimentation results in some amazing standouts and other songs that are still fun or intriguing, even if they're not as memorable.
© Fred Thomas /TiVo
_________________________________________________________________________________________________

Artist : Doja Cat
Album : Hot Pink
Year : November 6, 2019
Genre: R&B
Quality : Flac Hi-Res 24bits/44.1kHz
Label: Released by Kemosabe Records - RCA Records
Source : Qobuz
Size : 462mb

Tracklist

01 Cyber Sex
02 Won't Bite
03 Rules
04 Bottom Bitch
05 Say So
06 Like That
07 Talk Dirty
08 Addiction
09 Streets
10 Shine
11 Better Than Me
12 Juicy

Credits

1 disc - 12 tracks - Total length: 39m 44s
Main artist: Doja Cat
Performers: Jaycen Joshua, Mixing Engineer - Mike Bozzi, Mastering Engineer - Allan P. Grigg, Composer, Lyricist - KooolKojak, Producer - David Sprecher, Composer, Lyricist - Doja Cat, MainArtist, AssociatedPerformer - Amala Zandile Dlamini, Composer, Lyricist - Rian Lewis, Recording Engineer - Gerard A. Powell II, Composer, Lyricist - Macgregor Leo, Recording Engineer - Jacob Richards, Assistant Engineer - Mike Seaberg, Assistant Engineer - Lydia Asrat, Composer, Lyricist - DJ Riggins, Assistant Engineer - tizhimself, Producer
Label: Kemosabe Records - RCA Records
Genre: Soul/Funk/R&B, > Soul/Funk/R&B→R&B
(P) 2019 Kemosabe Records/RCA Records

Download Link:***Hidden content cannot be quoted.***
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Danielo007 said: ↑

Description

While millions first discovered Doja Cat by way of her ridiculous 2018 viral novelty R&B hit "MOOO!" (perhaps better known by its lyrical hook "Bitch! I'm a cow!") that goofy standalone track was by no means representative of her larger creative potential. In fact, Doja Cat had been in the game for years before she donned a cheap cow costume for the silly "MOOO!" video, signed to a major label for her R&B/pop rap hybrid songwriting since 2014. Her second full-length album, Hot Pink, branches out significantly from the somewhat flavorless fare of 2018's Amala, leaning harder into hypersexual rhymes but also trying out some adventurous new moves. Doja Cat channels Nicki Minaj's dirty-minded flows and inarguable pop appeal on the not-safe-for-work jams "Cyber Sex" and "Say So," and crafts a playful album highlight with "Juicy" featuring Tyga. The album's12 tracks rarely stay in one place. "Streets" is a murky and slow-burning web of dark harmonies, trap hi-hats, and psychedelic textures. Breathy vocals break out into unexpected scattershot rhymes before the song is over and the next tune opens up with a muted piano loop and a drastically different instrumental approach. Doja Cat's strikes at different styles come off as more generic than exciting at times. "Like That" sounds uninspired and formulaic, and at its worst, Hot Pink fails to engage. For every less-than-captivating song, however, Doja Cat comes back with something strange, beautiful, or unexpected. "Bottom Bitch" centers its unexpectedly moving instrumental around a slowed-down blink-182 guitar sample. The testament to female love and friendship blurs emo-rap tendencies with multiple vocal hooks. It's one of several hidden gems on the album and highlights Doja Cat's giddy curiosity and willingness to play with style and presentation. Not everything on Hot Pink is a knockout, but the experimentation results in some amazing standouts and other songs that are still fun or intriguing, even if they're not as memorable.
© Fred Thomas /TiVo
_________________________________________________________________________________________________

Artist : Doja Cat
Album : Hot Pink
Year : November 6, 2019
Genre: R&B
Quality : Flac Hi-Res 24bits/44.1kHz
Label: Released by Kemosabe Records - RCA Records
Source : Qobuz
Size : 462mb

Tracklist

01 Cyber Sex
02 Won't Bite
03 Rules
04 Bottom Bitch
05 Say So
06 Like That
07 Talk Dirty
08 Addiction
09 Streets
10 Shine
11 Better Than Me
12 Juicy

Credits

1 disc - 12 tracks - Total length: 39m 44s
Main artist: Doja Cat
Performers: Jaycen Joshua, Mixing Engineer - Mike Bozzi, Mastering Engineer - Allan P. Grigg, Composer, Lyricist - KooolKojak, Producer - David Sprecher, Composer, Lyricist - Doja Cat, MainArtist, AssociatedPerformer - Amala Zandile Dlamini, Composer, Lyricist - Rian Lewis, Recording Engineer - Gerard A. Powell II, Composer, Lyricist - Macgregor Leo, Recording Engineer - Jacob Richards, Assistant Engineer - Mike Seaberg, Assistant Engineer - Lydia Asrat, Composer, Lyricist - DJ Riggins, Assistant Engineer - tizhimself, Producer
Label: Kemosabe Records - RCA Records
Genre: Soul/Funk/R&B, > Soul/Funk/R&B→R&B
(P) 2019 Kemosabe Records/RCA Records

Download Link:***Hidden content cannot be quoted.***
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aaroon000 · May 23, 2020

Danielo007 said: ↑

Description

While millions first discovered Doja Cat by way of her ridiculous 2018 viral novelty R&B hit "MOOO!" (perhaps better known by its lyrical hook "Bitch! I'm a cow!") that goofy standalone track was by no means representative of her larger creative potential. In fact, Doja Cat had been in the game for years before she donned a cheap cow costume for the silly "MOOO!" video, signed to a major label for her R&B/pop rap hybrid songwriting since 2014. Her second full-length album, Hot Pink, branches out significantly from the somewhat flavorless fare of 2018's Amala, leaning harder into hypersexual rhymes but also trying out some adventurous new moves. Doja Cat channels Nicki Minaj's dirty-minded flows and inarguable pop appeal on the not-safe-for-work jams "Cyber Sex" and "Say So," and crafts a playful album highlight with "Juicy" featuring Tyga. The album's12 tracks rarely stay in one place. "Streets" is a murky and slow-burning web of dark harmonies, trap hi-hats, and psychedelic textures. Breathy vocals break out into unexpected scattershot rhymes before the song is over and the next tune opens up with a muted piano loop and a drastically different instrumental approach. Doja Cat's strikes at different styles come off as more generic than exciting at times. "Like That" sounds uninspired and formulaic, and at its worst, Hot Pink fails to engage. For every less-than-captivating song, however, Doja Cat comes back with something strange, beautiful, or unexpected. "Bottom Bitch" centers its unexpectedly moving instrumental around a slowed-down blink-182 guitar sample. The testament to female love and friendship blurs emo-rap tendencies with multiple vocal hooks. It's one of several hidden gems on the album and highlights Doja Cat's giddy curiosity and willingness to play with style and presentation. Not everything on Hot Pink is a knockout, but the experimentation results in some amazing standouts and other songs that are still fun or intriguing, even if they're not as memorable.
© Fred Thomas /TiVo
_________________________________________________________________________________________________

Artist : Doja Cat
Album : Hot Pink
Year : November 6, 2019
Genre: R&B
Quality : Flac Hi-Res 24bits/44.1kHz
Label: Released by Kemosabe Records - RCA Records
Source : Qobuz
Size : 462mb

Tracklist

01 Cyber Sex
02 Won't Bite
03 Rules
04 Bottom Bitch
05 Say So
06 Like That
07 Talk Dirty
08 Addiction
09 Streets
10 Shine
11 Better Than Me
12 Juicy

Credits

1 disc - 12 tracks - Total length: 39m 44s
Main artist: Doja Cat
Performers: Jaycen Joshua, Mixing Engineer - Mike Bozzi, Mastering Engineer - Allan P. Grigg, Composer, Lyricist - KooolKojak, Producer - David Sprecher, Composer, Lyricist - Doja Cat, MainArtist, AssociatedPerformer - Amala Zandile Dlamini, Composer, Lyricist - Rian Lewis, Recording Engineer - Gerard A. Powell II, Composer, Lyricist - Macgregor Leo, Recording Engineer - Jacob Richards, Assistant Engineer - Mike Seaberg, Assistant Engineer - Lydia Asrat, Composer, Lyricist - DJ Riggins, Assistant Engineer - tizhimself, Producer
Label: Kemosabe Records - RCA Records
Genre: Soul/Funk/R&B, > Soul/Funk/R&B→R&B
(P) 2019 Kemosabe Records/RCA Records

Download Link:***Hidden content cannot be quoted.***
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D4C · May 23, 2020

Danielo007 said: ↑

Description

While millions first discovered Doja Cat by way of her ridiculous 2018 viral novelty R&B hit "MOOO!" (perhaps better known by its lyrical hook "Bitch! I'm a cow!") that goofy standalone track was by no means representative of her larger creative potential. In fact, Doja Cat had been in the game for years before she donned a cheap cow costume for the silly "MOOO!" video, signed to a major label for her R&B/pop rap hybrid songwriting since 2014. Her second full-length album, Hot Pink, branches out significantly from the somewhat flavorless fare of 2018's Amala, leaning harder into hypersexual rhymes but also trying out some adventurous new moves. Doja Cat channels Nicki Minaj's dirty-minded flows and inarguable pop appeal on the not-safe-for-work jams "Cyber Sex" and "Say So," and crafts a playful album highlight with "Juicy" featuring Tyga. The album's12 tracks rarely stay in one place. "Streets" is a murky and slow-burning web of dark harmonies, trap hi-hats, and psychedelic textures. Breathy vocals break out into unexpected scattershot rhymes before the song is over and the next tune opens up with a muted piano loop and a drastically different instrumental approach. Doja Cat's strikes at different styles come off as more generic than exciting at times. "Like That" sounds uninspired and formulaic, and at its worst, Hot Pink fails to engage. For every less-than-captivating song, however, Doja Cat comes back with something strange, beautiful, or unexpected. "Bottom Bitch" centers its unexpectedly moving instrumental around a slowed-down blink-182 guitar sample. The testament to female love and friendship blurs emo-rap tendencies with multiple vocal hooks. It's one of several hidden gems on the album and highlights Doja Cat's giddy curiosity and willingness to play with style and presentation. Not everything on Hot Pink is a knockout, but the experimentation results in some amazing standouts and other songs that are still fun or intriguing, even if they're not as memorable.
© Fred Thomas /TiVo
_________________________________________________________________________________________________

Artist : Doja Cat
Album : Hot Pink
Year : November 6, 2019
Genre: R&B
Quality : Flac Hi-Res 24bits/44.1kHz
Label: Released by Kemosabe Records - RCA Records
Source : Qobuz
Size : 462mb

Tracklist

01 Cyber Sex
02 Won't Bite
03 Rules
04 Bottom Bitch
05 Say So
06 Like That
07 Talk Dirty
08 Addiction
09 Streets
10 Shine
11 Better Than Me
12 Juicy

Credits

1 disc - 12 tracks - Total length: 39m 44s
Main artist: Doja Cat
Performers: Jaycen Joshua, Mixing Engineer - Mike Bozzi, Mastering Engineer - Allan P. Grigg, Composer, Lyricist - KooolKojak, Producer - David Sprecher, Composer, Lyricist - Doja Cat, MainArtist, AssociatedPerformer - Amala Zandile Dlamini, Composer, Lyricist - Rian Lewis, Recording Engineer - Gerard A. Powell II, Composer, Lyricist - Macgregor Leo, Recording Engineer - Jacob Richards, Assistant Engineer - Mike Seaberg, Assistant Engineer - Lydia Asrat, Composer, Lyricist - DJ Riggins, Assistant Engineer - tizhimself, Producer
Label: Kemosabe Records - RCA Records
Genre: Soul/Funk/R&B, > Soul/Funk/R&B→R&B
(P) 2019 Kemosabe Records/RCA Records

Download Link:***Hidden content cannot be quoted.***
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