Dancing 2 AppleBottomValley featuring ForeverAmber by ChuhFahNee
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The woman singing in the song is Yvette Delgado, lead singer of the all girl Rock and Alt band, ForeverAmber, and she's gone missing, or so it appears. If you check the ForeverAmber myspace profile, the last entry in the stream is a note to Yvette to contact her producer, which is strange in itself...Yvette hasn't logged in to her accounts since September...
Yvette friended ChuhFahNee back when he was known as Motuphi. For those who don't know, Motuphi (now ChuhFahNee, a phonetic spelling of his last name) is the notorious Metal and Jazz guitarist from Detroit who created his own music genres, Pseudo Punk and Acoustic Pseudo Punk. His real name is Vincent-Nick Ciofani III (yeah the author of those online books from the future and the Devil's Book of Death), an ex-street thug and gang leader, founder of Crack Ho Tours (the tour company that took clients to visit his brothers hoes), turned street-level philanthropist.
Yvette befriended ChuhFahNee during a trying time in his life, when he was going off the deep end over the death of his little singing pomeranian, Foxy Ruse, and was suicidal. Yvette sent mp3s to ChuhFahNee to cheer him up, songs she was working on, one of them was a cut titled "Damn Girl"...
A year goes by and Yvette can't be reached online or by phone anymore...ChuhFahNee, being concerned decided to send her his voice message via mp3 to her own song, but he took it further than that and actually created a Hip-Hop track out of it, fully complimenting all of Yvette's catchy hooks and phrases with his own responses...Now, she just has to hear it.
That's why it's so important to share this song with everyone, especially DJs...Maybe one of them will play the song and Yvette will hear it, where-ever she is, and phone home so ChuhFahNee can stop worrying about her.
So...this song is about a girl, to a girl, using the girl's own song as the primary sample (foundation) for the whole production.
It hasn't gone unobserved that ChuhFahNee didn't use any guest rappers (not even his brothers) on this song and that he did the vocals completely naked, with no effects on them at all, not even standard vibrato; a sign that this was an intimate portrait/message to a friend he loves. No effects on his voice, now that's a refreshing change from any modern rapper! And listen to how cool he sounds when you strip his voice of all that studio wizardry! I, for one, love this. I think he sounds awesome naked.
Notice ChuhFahNee never defiles other artists' songs he samples with foul language and ghetto themes (unless that was already the way the song was), even though he's from the ghetto. He made public comments about keeping the sampled works as tasteful as they were originally presented ("maintaining the creators' standards"), that he can sample his own library of unheard original music for that, in that article interview last year, for anyone who wonders about that.
ChuhFahNee, still Detroit's best kept secret...but it won't stay that way forever...ForeverAmber, where are you?
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