[PtR] 开放话题:「冲啊!」致敬圣安东尼奥马刺队 ▶️

By Jeph Duarte | Pounding The Rock (PtR), 2024-10-09 19:00:00

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2017年NBA西部半决赛,圣安东尼奥马刺队对阵休斯顿火箭队

聆听安东尼·罗瑟 (Anthony Rosser) 的新歌

当地音乐人安东尼·罗瑟发布了一首以马刺队为主题的新歌。

歌曲以一段墨西哥流浪乐队风格的即兴演奏开场,随后进入强劲的节奏,合唱部分反复吟唱着熟悉的“冲啊”口号。罗瑟在说唱中提到了马刺队三巨头的名字,并最终提到了文班亚马 (Wembanyama) 加入球队。他巧妙地将“普拉达”与“文班亚马”押韵,然后回到副歌部分,加上“马刺队来了”。

这首歌只有两分半钟,旨在完美融入弗罗斯特银行中心的暂停时间。

罗瑟是一位来自圣安东尼奥的说唱歌手,他与格莱美提名艺术家、制作人、音乐家和词曲作者德蒙德·里德 (Demond Reed) 合作完成了这首歌曲。

罗瑟和里德与节奏制作人“伟大的斯科特”哈里森 (Harrison) 和 K-Diamond Beats 合作,创作了这首名为“冲啊!”的歌曲,以此向马刺队长期以来的口号“Go Spurs Go”致敬。

罗瑟不仅是一位音乐艺术家,他与马刺队还有一段渊源。2022年,他为德文·瓦塞尔 (Devin Vassell) 创作了一幅画作。

随着马刺队季前赛的进行和2024-2025赛季即将到来,一首节奏强劲、歌颂银黑军团的歌曲正是球迷们所需要的。

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Open Thread: “Go!” pays homage to the San Antonio Spurs

San Antonio Spurs vs Houston Rockets, 2017 NBA Western Conference Semifinals

Hear the new track by Anthony Rosser

A new Spurs-themed song has been release by local musician Anthony Rosser.

The song starts with a Mariachi riff that opens into a beat with a chorus singing the familiar “go” refrain. Rosser raps dropping the names of the Big 3 and eventually mentioning the update of CP3 joining the squad. He effortlessly rhymes Prada with Wembanyama before returning to the chorus adding “it’s the Spurs coming.”

At just two-and-a-half minutes, the song is designed to fit perfectly into time outs at the Frost Bank Center.

Rosser, a San Antonio based rapper Anthony Rosser, worked with Demond Reed, a Grammy nominated American artist, producer, musician, and songwriter.

Rosser and Reed, in collaboration with beat-makers “Great Scott” Harrison and K-Diamond Beats, created “Go!” an homage to the longstanding Spurs “Go Spurs Go” tagline.

Rosser is not only a music artist. He has a history with the Spurs as he created a painting in 2022 for Devin Vassell.

With the Spurs preseason underway and the kick off to the 2024-2025 campaign just around the corner, a track with a killer beat celebrating the Silver & Black is just what fans needed.

By Jeph Duarte, via Pounding The Rock