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>>22964150

I wanna open a restaurant and have that painted on the wall as a big mural with Rin jazzing with da niggas. That'd be some shit.

The thing I see a lot is English Producers fall into a few categories:
1. Good Producers with Good Articulation and Grasp of English and Mixing. Native/NonNative speaking. (Rare)
2. Foreign P's who are not native speakers but make songs in English and struggle with some articulation. (Uncommon)
3. English P's who are native speakers but are horrible at composition, lyrics and tuning. (Common)

Category 3 is the bulk of Youtube's recommendation. As a few examples from what I see.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s_lGrcOtzck
This has decent lyrics most of the time. But articulation and tuning are bad to horrible. Yukari was a bad choice for this. Shame too, video is high quality and I can tell there is a good song under all that cottonmouth Vocaloid. English native speaker P.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_X1yTC9WlV0
I like RNGSilvercraft. He's really trying at it and once again there is a good song there but the articulation and tuning is a little rough at points. Lyrics are a little rough too. This Producer is not a native Englisher speaker, so it's a little more understandable. The chorus here is really good.

https://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm34430247
Also a non native speaker. Really really good use of IA English. Only a couple points would articulation need a little tweaking. P is a Japanese native speaker.

Bonus because I just like it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U9S7NWJCjrI
This is pretty good IA English from this one. The chorus is the roughest, a little hard to understand. But the rest is fantastic.

>>22964178
Not every song but quite a few English songs I like out of Ghost.