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Showing posts with label The Watermark High (Artist/Band). Show all posts
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Jesus, p*ssy, and dollars


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13-03-2023 20:03 GMT


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The Watermark High

"Feel The Flow"
Electronic


Slow thy roll.

This album should slow your brain down in all the right places if used correctly. So really Feel it, and LOVE IT.

The SRL writers room has become really competitive over the past few months. Since we are no longer allowed to include our author names or pen names, writers can only stand out by their writing styles and the contexts of their writings. There are three big topics guaranteed to get the most readers online if you are a writer, or even if you make videos, songs, or anything else. This is really serious marketing stuff I’m about to tell you so pay attention and make sure you don’t tell anyone else okay? Three big subject matters that are guaranteed to get anyone’s full attention on any given day or night, no matter the circumstance. In fact if you get up in the middle of any room at any time and just scream out any of these words people will rush over to you immediately and they'll bring their check books (or start shaking their money makers spontaneously, whichever is appropriate for the environment and/or situation). The 3 big words are DOLLARS, JESUS and P*SSY. I don’t know what the right order should be so you can rearrange them yourself and write them down so you never forget okay? 

I’m sure you’re thinking “Well, why didn’t you replace the last word with the broader term SEX. That’s less explicit and should reach more people right?” No. And that’s why you’re not the marketing expert here. I am. 

And again you might be thinking “Well, why didn’t you use the word GOD instead of JESUS, after all he’s the father right? And he is more powerful and more people know him hence he should have a bigger audience right?” Wrong! Again, who's the expert, you or me? I rest my case. 

Lastly, I’m sure you’ll also be thinking to yourself “Okay surely you could have just said MONEY instead of DOLLARS right? That’s a no-brainer”. And once again you’d be absolutely wrong. Everyone loves Dollars, money is a dirty word. 

To stand out in the SRL writers room my subject matter of choice was Jesus. Everyone totally hates me. And not because I’m a goodie-goodie but rather the opposite – I’m not a role model AT ALL, I’m shite! I’m one of those people that’ll tell you odd things you’d never expect to hear coming out of a lady's mouth plainly and directly for the sheer purpose of letting you know you I don't f* around, I don't play games and IDGA-F! (In my Bishop from "Juice" voice, he-he-he). 

I was hanging out with one of my “buddies” watching Netflix the other day (wink, wink, wink) and he casually placed his wallet on the coffee table and proceeded to crack open a can of beer or white wine or whatever we were drinking - I can’t remember, it’s all a blur now. I stopped him immediately and warned him, “Don’t do that" while waving my index finger at him side to side like he was a little kid who was being naughty. He said "What?" And I replied "I'd totally steal your credit card and buy a year’s worth of tampons if you put your wallet on the table and get drunk”. He claimed it was the weirdest thing he had ever heard, but his response was even weirder. He turned his head to the side looking confused like Nicki Minaj, as if he was thinking and said “What?! … tampons??”. I said “Yes, I don’t do crack, what else would I buy? Just don't do it okay?” 

To cut a long story short he’s not my boyfriend and I’m still looking. I totally screwed up the relationship right there and everything had been going really well. But that’s just me. It’s not like I would ever take money out of anyone’s wallet but I hate people doing stupid sh*t around me. Who the f* leaves their wallet on the table in the middle of a drink session? That’s like stopping to moon the cows in the middle of a bull run and wondering what could possibly go wrong. I know, Ouch! Right? Yikes. 

So there you have it: JESUS, P*SSY and MONEY. Let’s put it in that order, it sounds so much cooler. Make sure you use one of those the next time you need to get some attention. 

I know you’re wondering why I just told you that. WTF right? And I’ll tell you why: to get your attention. Du-uh!? I’ve just presented you with 3 of the most powerful words on the internet right now on at least 3 different occasions, I KNOW I’ve got your full attention – damn I’m good. I told you I was a marketing expert didn't I? 

The reason I emphasised the fact that you can't just replace any of those 3 words with related words willy-nilly is that the most important characteristic of a good prayer is that it is specific. Stop asking Jesus to make your whole life better, that's not specific at all. What exactly do you want to change? Not when. Not How. Not why. Just what. Stop asking for more money, or some money, or enough money, or my favourite one to laugh at: to be comfortable - are you asking for a new sofa? No, you want Dollars! So say it! Say exactly how much you want in Dollars because everyone love Dollars. Pick a number, and stick with it. And don't be ashamed to ask Jesus for money, everybody's doing it - everybody needs money, it's not just you. Another key ingredient is that it is short and simple. Don't explain it, nobody cares. What's the most important prayer in the Bible? "Let There Be Light" right? Four words. Think about your prayers and examine them. You've been doing it wrong haven't you? He-he-he. Okay I'll give you one more tip and then that's it. And I'm giving you these tips simply because I've told you I'll be talking about Jesus a lot when I write and for no other reason okay? Don't assume stuff.  Don't invite me to your church or quote Bible passages to me, that'll total f* the little relationship we are cultivating here up. The last tip is: quit asking for sh*t. Demand it like it's your already. Abundance is your divine right, you want everything you want because it's yours already. Jesus didn't say "Dear God, please give us a little bit of light so we can see boobies", or whatever he wanted to see or wanted us all to see at the time, Camel Toes maybe? I honestly don't know, I'm just saying it was short. Wait, pause - did you get that? Camel Toes? Because they used a lot of Camels back then? Click here to get to the roots of that joke if you still don't understand it. It was one of the jokes that really made people start looking up to me here in the writers room instead of looking down at my big firm breastseses every chance they got - and yes, when they're this amazing they deserve double plurals, Kim Kardashian doesn't even have these. I kind of miss those days to be honest... Now where were we? Umn-hmnn, yes; Jesus didn't say, "Dear God, we can't see anything, give us a candle please". Four words and that's all it took. So there you have it. I'm assuming you are writing that down as well right? Be specific, short, and demand it! Now let's move on. 

I’m about to hit you with an album that’ll have you more excited than two gays watching the Super Bowl on Sunday. When I say "hit you with it" I’m not saying it in the Ebonics sense, like I’m about to sell you some really good weed or something. I’m totally about to smack you with it. The album comes in both digital and physical formats so you know it MUST be good. It’s not one of those things you listen to on spotify that gets buried by 50 million songs an hour later never to be seen or heard again, in fact I hate that it’s on Spotify at all. When you hear it, you will hate that too – in fact, let’s start a petition in the comments section. I hate when an album is this good, to be honest. It makes me look bad if I don’t do it justice when I introduce it. You don’t understand. This album is hotter than bad breath, but in a good way. Okay no, scratch that. See? I'm getting it wrong already. Let’s just talk about it first and then we’ll get back to how hot it is later. 

Released on the 10th of March, 2023, just over 3 days ago, “Feel The Flow” is a very short buy highly impactful and masterful EP by critically acclaimed electronic music producer, composer and music educator, The Watermark High, who has also released music under the name Kinoh from time to time in order to explore a different creative direction from what his fans are used to. Whether you are listening to Kinoh or The Watermark High, what you can expect is always the same: that by the end of it you would have had your mind boggled and your socks will be missing. If you like soothing sounds you are in the right place and I’m glad you are here because I love soothing sounds too. I’m so excited you’re here, you’ve got me tingling all over. Let’s hit the play button together and see where it goes. If you feel like we’re having a moment, kiss me. I’ll kiss back I promise. Have you hit the play button? Can you feel that? Nice isn’t it?

For anyone who is already accustomed with the sound of The Watermark High, this is a little different. It’s much more Hip Hop than electronic music but it's still a very healthy mix of the two. Don’t let the first song “Traveller” deceive you into believing you’re in for one of those musical journeys where the mood and tempo is the same all the way though, or else by the time you reach the fourth track you’ll feel like an unsuspecting teenage girl who decided to sit on top of the washing machine to chat while uncle was washing his delicates. You’ll open your eyes really wide suddenly at the climax (wider than Nicki Minaj when she looks like she's pooped by mistake while eating a banana really slowly), and you’ll never be the same again. Don’t judge me okay? I was like13 for God's sake, how was I to know? This brings back a lot of awkward memories ("sob"), in fact I think you should leave now. Just go, now, please. And as for that kiss, forget about it, the mood is totally gone now, I can't believe you made me remember that. "Sob, sob, sob, sob, sob"

Enjoy the album. 

See you tomorrow. 

Oh and did I mention? It may also make you get extremely emotional. 

Magic!


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22-09-2021 23:26 GMT


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The Watermark High

"Komorebi"
Electronic


Magic!

Have you ever noticed the sunlight filtering through the leaves of a tree at just the right angle to see each ray of light in all its glory?

Well, that’s what the Japanese call Komorebi. It is an untranslatable word used to describe nostalgia and melancholy that comes with longing for something or someone that is far away or unreachable. If you’ve ever gotten really horny when your girlfriend was at work – that’s Komorebi. If you’ve ever gotten hungry for McDonald’s after seeing a TV ad and then realized you don’t get paid for a week, that’s Komorebi. If you are in love with a celebrity you know you’ll never meet, let alone get to kiss – you guessed right, Komorebi. If you need to take a huge dump and your train is delayed? That’s not Komorebi, you’re just screwed, he-he-he. 

But wait, what’s the deal with this record? Is it in fact Komorebi? Hit the play button now and let’s see (oops! let's hear, I mean). Wait, wait, not yet. Wouldn’t you like to know what inspired the track? Of course you would. Here is the link to The Watermark High’s blog post about what led to the creation of the record back in July 2020:  [read full post]. Yep, you guessed right, something to do with Covid, obviously. 

Okay hit the play button now and let’s do this. 

The first thing you’ll notice at the start of the record is it sounds like nostalgia, it’s like you are being instantly whisked away into your memories and you don’t know where you are going. What the heck right? All you wanted to do was listen to a good song, time travel wasn’t in your plans, but it’s too late. It even vaguely feels like those backward sensations you feel in the back of your heavy head when you’ve had too much to drink and you are regretting it while trying not to think of throwing up even though you know it’s coming, he-he-he (not funny at all though). Okay let’s continue – don’t throw up. As you listen to the record further you will realize a really smooth beat is unravelling before your ears and it in fact feels like it’s taking you somewhere, almost like looking into the future – that’s NOT Komorebi?! that’s the OPPOSITE of Komorebi. Now you are in a magical space between nostalgia and optimism with beautiful sounds coming at you left right and center like only The Watermark High knows how. Three blissful minutes and fifty seconds later, you’ll be in a trance, wondering how you got there and never wanting it to end. It doesn’t have to, just hit repeat and let the good time roll – over and over and over. 

Music Review: How Are Things Over There by The Watermark High - Electronic - Massachusetts, USA | Music Discovery XO


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25-03-2021 18:05 GMT


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The Watermark High
"How Are Things Over There"
Electronic


Magic

Don’t listen to this excruciatingly blissful album if you are in a vulnerable place in your life right now, it will melt you away like a chocolate fountain on a hot summer afternoon and dip strawberries inside you till you feel happier than Elton John (don't worry it won't make you gay, just really happy). This is one of those albums that swallows you whole, turns you inside out and then has you fully surrounded by its awesomeness. It is sophisticated in ways the average listener will never really be able to put a finger on. You’ll struggle to describe how crisp it is, even the noise is silky. It’s blissfully satisfying and artificial in ways that’ll make you feel like it could be intelligent and be trying to tell you something really deep. If you’ve never been to heaven, hop on-board this musical spaceship and you’ll hear things that’ll make you feel like you’re seeing things. With 8 blissfully exciting and satisfying tracks that are great whether you are getting the day started right or ending it in on a high note after being amazing all freaking day, it makes an invaluable addition to any music collection, whether you are into classical, pop or hip hop; old school or new. Released on the 29th of January, it was written during the lockdowns of 2020, and inspired by the pandemic and everything that came with it. 

Music Review: The Watermark High by The Watermark High - Electronic - Massachusetts, USA | Music Discovery XO


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01-08-2020 00:15 GMT


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The Watermark High
"The Watermark High"
Electronic


A happy ending every time

The only instrumental album you’ll need for a very long time


To listen to this album for the first time you’ll need to take a few deep breaths and free your mind entirely, to ensure you emerge from what you’ll only be able to describe as an otherworldly experience in one piece. No, it’s not strapped with a bomb or loaded with poison – at least not unless you really want it to be. With 10 beautifully crafted tracks that will blow your mind and sedate you - and not necessarily in that order, it leaves a lasting impression that’ll have you listening over and over.

Music Review: Elsewhere by The Watermark High - Electronic - Massachusetts, USA | Music Discovery XO


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30-06-2020 14:54 GMT


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The Watermark High
"Elsewhere"
Electronic


Just chill

The latest single by Johannesburg music producer, The Watermark High, who is now based in Boston, Massachusetts, “Elsewhere” has critics and fans in the US and South Africa alike lost for words. It has a calming effect that is blissful and uplifting in a more inviting than commanding way. It’s not one of those tracks that immediately razzles and bedazzles you then unloads all its goodies into your ears in one go, it’s like a gentle stream flowing peacefully by, whether you pay it any attention or not. It’s colourful, but not excessively – it paints the picture of a quiet afternoon on the country side, maybe under a tree somewhere while everyone else is working hard, playing hard or doing whatever far away. If you don’t have a playlist titled "Me Time", then create one for this song straight away.

Music Review: Confirm Humanity by The Watermark High - Electronic - Massachusetts, USA | Music Discovery XO


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01-05-2020 19:54 GMT


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The Watermark High
"Confirm Humanity"
Electronic


The end of the world

In a few years, when the robots have taken over the world and we are all forced to seek refuge in caves far, far away from civilization, or in Africa (robots will never survive there), “confirm humanity” will be a phrase you’ll hear as well as say very often. This track reeks of annihilation, or whatever comes after Covid-19, the Greatest Depression and the Armageddon. It is futuristic, beautiful, hopeful, scary, sweet and sad all at the same time. It’s an instrumental record that takes you to the edge of the universe and tells you a story without words. It’s one of those songs that puts you in the mindstate of a maestro, which is exactly what its creator is, and then just leaves you there to bask in your own awesomeness. Once you hit the play button you are sucked into a world where only your thoughts prevail, where your mind is the world and you are God. When you return, you’ll know everything and fear nothing.

Music Review: Ode To Winter by The Watermark High - Electronic - Massachusetts, USA | Music Discovery XO


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19-04-2020 01:30 GMT


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The Watermark High
"Ode To Winter"
Electronic


A-ya-yai! It's got to be illegal to feel this good

Released on the 20th of March to critical acclaim, “Ode To Winter” is the latest single by South African music producer, The Watermark High. The Watermark High adopted a new alias, Kinoh a few years back to work alongside his existing moniker. He aparrently did this to accommodate a different style of production and a new sound which he wanted to keep separate in order not to jeopardise any creative freedom in either project. The move led to a plethora of varied sounds, textures and timbres - some deeper, others more shallow; and some more complex, while others were much simpler. But above all they were all more excruciatingly satisfying. Naturally, every artist eventually peaks creatively and then releases music with a certain amount of consistency in terms of the levels of excitement and excellence one could expect, but with The Watermark High, contrary to what the moniker suggests, ironically, there seems to be no peak, at least not in the forseeable future. So before you hit the play button and subsequently tell yourself, “OMG, I’ll never hear anything this good again” and start to panic, take a few deep breaths. Now, forget about how much money people owe you, and how they've been avoiding you. Forget about how much you should be getting paid, and how your boss has a new chin or two everytime you see him. Forget about COVID-19 and what the world is going to be like in only a few weeks if not days. Forget about the fact that keeping 2 meters apart is the new norm and having sex doggy style is probably the only way humans will be able to protect themselves and their loved ones, which will ultimately lead to a new generation of doggie style babies much weirder than Millennials. Forget about the uncertainty everywhere and the massive holes looming in everyone’s pockets whether they’re rocking brand new jeans or their jeans are just really old and torn. Now imagine you can fly (and promise yourself you won’t pee on anybody while you’re doing it). And finally, ensure your speakers are cranked up, separated well, and form an equilateral triangle with your big ass head (if you didn’t know that was the best place to sit when listening to music, well, you do now). You are ready. This is going to feel, a little weird.  

Music Review: Suadade by The Watermark High - Electronic - Massachusetts, USA | Music Discovery XO


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The Watermark High
"Suadade"
Electronic


You won't believe your ears

It was the record that introduced electronic music fans to a whole new world sounds and brought the career of South Africa's most celebrated independent music producer, composer and educator into the limelight. Several years on, The Watermark High is now based in Boston, Massachusetts, USA, and the song remains a fan favorite today. It’s one of those songs you listen to and feel nothing, followed by a surge of peace, love and an immense sense of connectedness to the world around. You’ll forgive everyone who ever offended you and make peace with yourself for being so bad because you’ll think you’re dying.  

Music Review: Coolslime37 by The Watermark High | Electronic Song | Stream free | Soundcloud | iTunes


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30-05-2019 23:01 GMT


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The Watermark High
"CoolSlime37"
Electronic


Crystalline

Released on the 25th of May, this exquisitely crafted electronic music masterpiece by none other than Johannesburg, South Africa's most celebrated EDM producer and music composer, Paul Van Der Walt will take you to the depths of music technology and have you wondering why everything couldn't sound as crisp. By the time you are done trying to wrap you head around the pristine, mind-boggling clarity of the track and failing to understand how it could have possibly come about, you'll find that the sweet, graceful and nothing short of heavenly melodies have taken you to a place much happier than your happy place, and you are happier than you've ever been your entire life. This is one of those records that will set the bar for good music so high nothing and no one would be able to please you aurally for a very long time, so think twice before hitting that play button.

Music Review: Red Dot by The Watermark High | Electronic Song | Stream free | Soundcloud


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03-03-2019 17:59 GMT


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The Watermark High
"Red Dot"
Electronic


For when you need to get in tune with your star player (you)

The sweet sounds of intense focus

Ultra mellow, super sweet and gorgeous. A track that will reach deep in your soul, caress it softly and then proceed to massage it ever so gently. This meticulously crafted electronic soundtrack is packed with crispy synths, elegant noises and organic vibes that will have you on your knees begging for it never to end. It tells a story without words and paints a picture without colours. It's beautiful in ways only love can describe. It reeks (in a good way) of everything the heart wants, and then some. Sitting in position number 4 of South African electronic music producer, The Watermark High's latest album, "Burning Daylight", it sets the mood for what could only be described as a forceful and outrageously explosive eargasm you'll be ashamed of afterwards.

Music Review: Red Dot by The Watermark High | Stream free


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29-06-2018 15:06 GMT


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The Watermark High
"Red Dot"
Electronic Music


Come back to your center.

With so much going on in the world today, it's very important to remember to always take a step back, breathe and get focused every now and again, even if just for one minute. If you are blessed to have enough time to do it for four, even better.

Here's a track that will make those four minutes the best you've ever had, every single time. It's track number 4 on South African electronic music producer, The Watermark High's critically acclaimed Summer, 2018 EP, "Burning Daylight".

As hard as it may seem in practice, if you are a go-getter then you know life is too short to worry about what's going wrong or even stop to pat yourself on the back every time something goes right, but there's always time for a little "you time" to help replenish your energies.

 Press play, take a deep breathe or two and focus on doing what you do the best you've ever done it.

Listen, and enjoy the vibrations of the universe. Forget about your worries and your desires, and just be.

In the words of Mr. Miyagi,

"Don't think, feel!"

Now go on out there and be somebody.
You're ready for a wonderful day.

Music Review: Burning Daylight by The Watermark High | Stream free


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15-05-2018 18:35 GMT


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The Watermark High
"Burning Daylight"
Electronic


Suspiciously good.

If you're not familiar with The Watermark High, one of Johannesburg, South Africa's finest independent electronic music producers, then you'll be delighted to know that there's still someone out there catering to moments in your musical life when you want nothing more than to chill out and bask in your essence - no overhyping, no excessively loud noises or overpowering grooves, just calming electronic infusions with a warm, gentle feel that will have you resonating at your own unique frequency, just like you should.

Ever experienced something that you thought was too good to be true, so you backed off a little bit just to be sure? This is one of those moments. It's an album that's so warm and inviting it'll have you suspicious - but of what you may ask? And the answer is, absolutely nothing - it's just that good you'll have to think to yourself, "hold on, wait a minute - this can't be happening".

In this day and age when the music industry is trying to sound louder, clearer and spectacular in every way possible, even if the result is unnatural sonically, and in the process overproducing while overwhelming their listeners senses, The Watermark High takes the opposite approach, using mildly complex yet minimal sounds to sooth and relax us, bring us back to our centers and remind us of the importance of moments of clarity like the one you are about to experience. Enjoy!