Sudden Rush [CD-single] [Enhanced] [Import]

Sudden Rush [CD-single] [Enhanced] [Import]

Track Listings

1. Sudden Rush

2. Sudden Rush (Ewan Pearson Rush Hour Vocal Mix)

3. Sudden Rush (Par Minizza)

4. Sudden Rush (Video)

Editorial Reviews
Product Description
Taken from, 'Unrest', the 2003 debut solo album from one half of Norwegian indie act Kings Of Convenience. The title track, produced by Kompis, is backed with three non-LP tracks 'Sudden Rush' (Ewan Pearson Rush Hour Vocal Mix, Par Minizza, & Video by Jarvis Cocker). Source. 2003.

Sudden Rush,Erlend Oye,EMI Int'l,5"CD Singles,Alternative Dance,Dance,Indie Electronic,Pop,Rock

Average customer rating:

Best CD I OWN!

Ea
Sudden Rush
Manufacturer: Quiet Storm
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

Gangsta & Hardcore | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music
General | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music
ASIN: B000253VCW
Release Date: 2002-01-01

Tracks:

Saga Continues...(intro)
Ea
Hi'ilawe - Gabby Pahinui, Sudden Rush
Can You See Me Now [Hawaiian I'z]
Angel
Roots Radical - Sudden Rush,
Irie Eyes - Natural Vibrations, Sudden Rush
Messenjah's
Rock Up Your Town
Ride Through Paradise
Good Good Feel Good
High Tide
Night Marchers
Pautro

Customer Reviews:

Best CD I OWN!.......2006-05-22

this cd is probably the most genious cd i've boughten in my days....ANGEL is by far my favorite song on the cd....it's a relaxin song....Irie Eyes is more of a reggae type song but it's genious....Night Marchers is has an awesome rap beat and is a super sweet song....overall sudden rush is amazing at what they do....so much variety of music....10 starts

Average customer rating:

No Ka Oi Sudden Rush! Way to educate!
HAWAIIAN!!
"Ua mau ke ea o ka`aina i ka pono."
Hawaiian Rap at its Best

Ku'e
Sudden Rush
Manufacturer: Olinda Road -- Navarre --
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

Hawaii | Pacific Islands | International | Styles | Music

General | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music

General | Rap & Hip-Hop | Indie Music | Stores | Music
ASIN: B000008TFL
Release Date: 1997-07-01

Tracks:

Olelo Mua
True Hawaiian
Think About It featuring Jevan Pasley
Paradise Found featuring Keali'i Reichel
Kanaka's United
Talk Radio
Polynesian Party featuring Kris D'Autremont
I Ku Mau Mau
Ku'e
Sudden Session
Run featuring Willie K
Don't Blame The Youth featuring Keali'i Reichel
Represent
Hawaiian Pride
Talk Radio
I Remember
Outro

Album Description

This is the first succesfull combination of Hawaiian Music and Hip-Hop, brought from the Way Out West Enterprises catalog. Featuring various Top Island entertainers such as Keali'i Reichel, Willie K, and Jevan Pasley. Creating awareness for Hawai'ian Issues, Sudden Rush made people aware as well as entertained. A Must Have!

Customer Reviews:

No Ka Oi Sudden Rush! Way to educate!.......2002-03-09

I just have to say that after listening to this CD, I was amazed at the quality of Hawaiian HipHop music. The songs are very well produced, written in a very creative way and blended with what I am assuming are Hawaii's top recording artists. Im suprised that these guys haven't been on MTV yet. If you have to get one CD from Hawaii you need to get this one. I especially like Polynesian Party. That song rivals even national hits. Im proud to be Hawaiian and Im not even Hawaiian.
Cant wait for their new CD.

Let me know when it comes out!

Aloha

HAWAIIAN!!.......2000-11-16

This is an absolutely amazing cd blending groovy beats with political enlightenment. Because of informative brahs like these I'm prompted to run for office and try vehemently to make a change in the way that America has been abusing her relationship with the nation of Hawaii. Don't let ou dwindled numbers fool you, we few stand strong!! Ka`ili!! There is nothing new about Hawaiian rap, in fact the ancient original Hawaiian music is rap...Chants accompanied by strong, percussive rhythms!! Rave on bruddahs, See you in the homelands... He au Hawaii!! Hawaii no ka oi!!

"Ua mau ke ea o ka`aina i ka pono.".......2000-07-30

To start with you should know what Ku`e means, and Sudden Rush put the definition on the front cover. Ku`e is defined as, "To Oppose, Resist: Stand Different." Sudden Rush brilliantly uses their music to put out an important heartfelt message about the plight of the Hawaiians.

The CD Ku`e is a blend of Hawaiiana and Hip-Hop. Ku`e is a tribute to the Hawaiian Movement. In Ku`e Sudden Rush mentions many issues that burden Hawaiians such as the use of the US Military to force Hawaii to become part of the US, the government's broken promises, the plight of Hawaiians growing up in a eurocentric society, the attempted genocide of our culture, drug abuse and other issues that are important to Hawaiians. Kue may offend non-locals, depending on how much you know about the US take-over of Hawaii and its effects on the Hawaiian Culture. In addition there may be some locals who take offense to some tracks on Ku'e, especially those who believe in assimilation. In one track Sudden Rush poses the question, "What is a True Hawaiian?" and on the same track they state, "Being born on the Islands don't make you more Hawaiian." And for locals and non-locals alike passive or not who say think of the future, Sudden Rush put a wise saying in one track, "Today is yesterday's future." Tent cities are mentioned in one track. I'm from Kaua'i, so I know if you are local then you know about the tent cities. Go figure, why is a Hawaiian homeless in Hawaii? If you think Lazy, then you are LAPUWALE. Another old saying that pops up in another track is "United we stand, divided we fall."

The plight of the Hawaiians is similar to the plight of the Native Americans and that of the African Americans brought to america as Slaves and their descendents. Keep in mind as one track mentioned, "...being part of the Hawaiian Movement doesn't make us anti-Haole. We are anti-exploitaion, anti-oppression, and anti-subjectation..."

Ku`e is definitely for all of you who believe in the Hawaiian Movement, both young and old. I was drawn to the message and the use of the Hawaiian language in Ku'e. I personally don't like listening to rap, but the message and the beat are really enjoyable. Unlike gangsta rap, Ku`e is void of profanity and violence. But Ku`e does have all the Hip-Hop beats, don't be surprised if you find yourself dancing to the beats. Just remember to hear the words. I would also suggest Ku`e to non-locals who like Hip-Hop and those who wish to get another view of the Hawaiians, just remember what Ku`e means.

Locals know that being a True Hawaiian doesn't mean you have to be 100% Hawaiian blood, and Sudden Rush even raps about their own ethnic backgrounds. There aren't too many pure blood Hawaiians around, but that doesn't mean there aren't a lot of True Hawaiians around.

No matter how you feel about the message, there is no denying these guys have talent. I'm just thankful that they used their talents to make Ku`e, and I also hope our young Hawaiians pick up Ku`e and listen to the words.

I think the most important message Sudden Rush puts out on Ku`e is a universal message, "Be proud of who you are and where you come from." In my college sociology class the text defined Culture as a group of people with their own language, tools, and customs. Every culture has something to be proud of. Learn yours and be proud.

The title track #9 Ku`e is my favorite track. Listen and you'll know why. My Hawaiian CDs cover the spectrum from Traditional to Jawaiian, and I'm happy to have added Sudden Rush to the mix. I love my Hawaiian music.

Mahalo to Sudden Rush and their Ohana, also to those that helped Sudden Rush put Ku`e together. Excuse me for any typos. A hui hou. Ka`ano`i(+)

Hawaiian Rap at its Best.......2000-06-20

Sudden Rush does an excellent job of bringing contemporary Hawaiian issues such as cultural pride and sovereignty to a mainstream audience using the medium of rap music. Ku'e blends English rap lyrics with traditional Hawaiian chants or a unique hip hop dancebeat with a Polynesian flavor to deliver Sudden Rush's message of cultural pride and nonviolent resistance to the annexation by and assimilation into the United States. This is definitely not a knock-off of the sound of the inner cities of the mainland. Ku'e should be in the CD collection of everyone who is Hawaiian at heart.

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Sudden Rush
Erlend Oye
Manufacturer: EMI Int'l
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

General | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music

General | Rock | Styles | Music

Indie Rock | Indie & Lo-Fi | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music

Electronic Pop | Indie & Lo-Fi | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music

Alternative Dance | Alternative Styles | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music

Electronica | Dance & DJ | Indie Music | Stores | Music

Dance & DJ | Imports | Stores | Music
ASIN: B00007KVNW
Release Date: 2004-02-10

Tracks:

Sudden Rush [Album Version]
Sudden Rush [Ewan Pearson Rush Hour Vocal Mix]
Sudden Rush [Par Minizza Mix]
Sudden Rush

Album Description

Taken from, 'Unrest', the 2003 debut solo album from one half of Norwegian indie act Kings Of Convenience. The title track, produced by Kompis, is backed with three non-LP tracks 'Sudden Rush' (Ewan Pearson Rush Hour Vocal Mix, Par Minizza, & Video by Jarvis Cocker). Source. 2003.

Album Details

First Single to Be Taken from the Solo Debut from Kings of Conveience's Erlend Oye.

Average customer rating:

Suddden Rush Leads The Way For Hawaii's Future

Nation On the Rise
Sudden Rush
Manufacturer: Wreck X Shop
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

General | International | Styles | Music

Hawaii | Pacific Islands | International | Styles | Music

General | R&B | Styles | Music

Gangsta & Hardcore | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music

General | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music

General | International | Indie Music | Stores | Music
ASIN: B000008PB4
Release Date: 1995-05-23

Tracks:

Intro
SRP
Cruisin
Boom! Throw up a Shaka!
Concrete Jungle
Bouncin'
Paradise Lost
Drop the Bomb
Another Good Day (In Hilo)
Wreck Shop
Message to the Wannabes (Be Hawaiian)
Oni Pa'A
Phunky Polynesian
Hawaiian Nation
Way Out West
Tutu
Bu La'ia Rap
Pautro

Customer Reviews:

Suddden Rush Leads The Way For Hawaii's Future.......2005-10-06

In 1994 a revolutionary sound came out of the big island of Hawaii that changed the way many people looked at Island Music. In 1994 NATION ON THE RISE was released by the group SUDDEN RUSH. It was the first of it's kind. Combining urban beats and grooves along with contemporary island music featuring hip hop recordings done completely in Hawaiian! In 1994, nobody looked at music in Hawaii the same.

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Don't Blame the Youth
SUDDEN RUSH
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
ASIN: B000P3YFOO

Product Description

CONTAINS 6 TRACKS.

Average customer rating:

Sudden Rush

Manufacturer: EMI
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
ASIN: B000BRJ7CE
Release Date: 2004-02-10

Average customer rating:

Enjoy The Ride
Rushpack , Various Artists , Sudden Rush , Devotion , J. Moki Cho , and Pomaika'i & Loeka Longakit
Manufacturer: Sudden Rush Productions
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
ASIN: B000CNUDIE

Product Description

Independent Music From Hawaii! 4 Track EP! TRACKS: 1. Enjoy The Ride -Rushpack; 2. It's Smoothe - J. Moki Cho & Pomaika'i Longakit; 3. Try Wait - J. Moki Cho; & 4. Blue Lights - J. Moki Cho & Devotion (Jay, Dee, Max, Tee... formerly Tenderoni).

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