People who live in cold regions wear thick clothes, and people who live in hot regions wear thin clothes. As technology has advanced, the number of indoor spaces equipped with air-conditioning and heating facilities has increased, and thanks to this, clothes have come to play a role in revealing class and lifestyle habits. So the wardrobe can also be an indicator of what kind of person this person is.
For example, when you see a closet full of suits, you might think, “This person must be a business man who frequently meets business partners,” right? If it’s full of luxury goods, your first thought will be “Do I have a lot of money?”
In the field of culture, artists are responsible for revealing “What is beauty?” This is also the reason why the popularity of fashion brands promoted by artists is soaring. In that sense, today I would like to introduce “Gosha (Feat. Karencici)” released by pH-1.
If “Gosha (Feat. Karencici)” were to be condensed into one word that can be understood even by those who don’t know the sound, I think it could be said to be a song with “editing shop sensibilities.” You can feel DnB and hip-hop in one song. In some parts, it seems like you can hear deep house or future house. I think it could also be used on runways that require models walking at a slightly faster tempo. The arrangement was so tight that I looked at the credits and saw that Sumin, who I trust and listen to, participated?
pH-1, which continues to perform as if flowing over the energetic groove of the instrumental, is also impressive. There was a lot of power in the groove, so I thought it was a pH-1-like choice to balance it out by reducing the power. Here, Karencici’s featuring changes the mood and makes it a song that can be listened to without interruption.
Do you need a slightly more confident gait? Try listening to pH-1’s “GOSHA (Feat. Karencici)”.