Usually when making a period piece, you gotta be really careful not to break the immersion.<\/p>\n
Like, imagine british soldiers with modern pompadours, listening hip-hop from a boombox in WW1 trench setting. It’s a pretty funny image, but nothing but silliness in being established there.<\/p>\n
I tend to be a full-blown puritan when it comes to such matters. No powerful drum sounds in 60’s pop, no guitar shredding in polynesian folk music, and no synthesizers in romantic classical music.<\/p>\n
VINTAGE CHILL<\/a> is an exception, albeit not as extreme as the examples I just made. It’s kind of… 60’s to 80’s vintage chilly-chill stuff.<\/p>\n The illusion is gone, but I like it!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Usually when making a period piece, you gotta be really careful not to break the immersion. Like, imagine british soldiers with modern pompadours, listening hip-hop from a boombox in WW1 trench setting. It’s a pretty funny image, but nothing but silliness in being established there. I tend to be a full-blown puritan when it comes … Continue reading Hip combination hop.<\/span>