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What's your opinion on this?
Which of the two is more true to your believe?
Imo it depends on the "noise", it can sound either good or bad to me.
It seems like most noisy songs have it for the hype effect, which most of the times don't fit the song at all cuz it's just made for that purpose instead of building it into the song to have a structure with the rest of it.
What do you consider a very good "noisy" song?
Call me biased or anything but imo 'Callin' by A.C.E is a great noisy song. You can hear how it blends in well especially when the drop goes into the new verse. And it isn't overused, it's just two times the noisy drop gets its spotlight, which plays a huge role into how much you can endure it.
Which of the two is more true to your believe?
Imo it depends on the "noise", it can sound either good or bad to me.
It seems like most noisy songs have it for the hype effect, which most of the times don't fit the song at all cuz it's just made for that purpose instead of building it into the song to have a structure with the rest of it.
What do you consider a very good "noisy" song?
Call me biased or anything but imo 'Callin' by A.C.E is a great noisy song. You can hear how it blends in well especially when the drop goes into the new verse. And it isn't overused, it's just two times the noisy drop gets its spotlight, which plays a huge role into how much you can endure it.