Welcome to ‘GRAFITI’, the transcendent new project from Leama and James Dav… Read Full Bio ↴Welcome to ‘GRAFITI’, the transcendent new project from Leama and James Davis.
Leama, known for producing underground hits on labels such as Perfecto Records, Sony Music and Hooj Choons and as one half of 'Leama and Moor', achieved success last year with the album 'Common Ground' and has now teamed up with talented UK based
DJ / producer and promoter; 'James Davis'.
Having realised that they share an analogical taste in both music and production, they rapidly started to gel in the studio.
'We aim to produce great electronic music ranging across various genres that represents our tastes. We are inspired by lots of genres of music anything from House and Techno, to downtempo electronic'.
Already the pair have remixed the classic 'THREE DRIVES - GREECE 2000', 'JOSE GONZALES - DEADWEIGHT ON VELVETINE', new indie-folk band 'THE STEALS' and the massive UK act 'HYBRID'.
Their remix of 'HYBRID - FORMULA OF FEAR', which showcases their more techno side of production, has been receiving major support from some of the worlds leading Dj's including, 'John Digweed', 'Nick Warren' and 'Sander Kleinenberg'. This is due for release on 'Distinctive Records' in October 2008.
Original material includes: 'GRAFITI - 'GHETTOTECH', 'THE STEALS v GRAFITI - SINNER' and the soon to be summer smash, 'GRAFITI - FASCINATED'.
'GRAFITI - GHETTOTECH' has already made it onto 'Markus Shultz's - Amsterdam 08' compilation' Ghettotech see's a superb remix from D-DUB, which has been gaining support from the likes of 'John DIgweed', 'Dave Seaman' and 'Way Out West'.
'THE STEALS v GRAFITI - SINNER' has also been picked up by 'Cyber Records' and their original mix is one of the illustrious gems that has recently made it onto 'Nick Warrens' new Global Underground compilation 'LIMA".
With a 'Pierce Remix' in the waiting, 'SINNER' is eagerly anticipated and expected to cause a stir amongst electronic music lovers across the world.
GRAFITI’S ‘FASCINATED', considered by the few select Dj's who have it as their biggest single to date, has been picked up by 'Little Mountain Records' and will feature an exclusive remix by the Dutch house master himself, 'Sander Kleinenberg'.
'FASCINATED' not only proved to be the biggest record of their Xmas / New Years tour but also undeniably became the biggest track
in the current 'TURN THE TABLES' global warming events, which raises awareness about global warming through electronic music.
'GRAFITI' were chosen as residents to front the campaign amongst other well-known acts including, BT, Ritchie Hawten, and DJ Rap.
The duo, have just completed their latest remix of the ‘Sasha’ classic, 'AQUILLA - DREAMSTATE', which fuses their lush journey sound-scape's, over a tech based groove and once again resulting in yet another dance floor rocker.
This is due for release on 'Northern Exposure' later on in the year and is one not to be missed.
GRAFITI'S very own radio show 'METROPHONIC' - on DI.FM - has already established itself as one of the leading electronic shows in the industry. Already featured are unprecedented guests such as 'Sasha' , 'Sander Kleinenberg', 'Satoshi Tomiie' and 'Steve Lawler’.
'METROPHONIC' continues to gain fans from all corners of the globe.
In addition to this, 'GRAFITI' will commence their new summer radio show 'GLOBAL FREQUENCIES' on 'Sirius Satellite Radio', which has been home to radio legend's such as 'Howard Stern', 'Eminem's - Shade 45', and 'Pete Tong'.
With North and South American tour's approaching, plus their usual European stints, 2008 is already proving to be an undeniably exciting time for the boys.
Leama, known for producing underground hits on labels such as Perfecto Records, Sony Music and Hooj Choons and as one half of 'Leama and Moor', achieved success last year with the album 'Common Ground' and has now teamed up with talented UK based
DJ / producer and promoter; 'James Davis'.
Having realised that they share an analogical taste in both music and production, they rapidly started to gel in the studio.
'We aim to produce great electronic music ranging across various genres that represents our tastes. We are inspired by lots of genres of music anything from House and Techno, to downtempo electronic'.
Already the pair have remixed the classic 'THREE DRIVES - GREECE 2000', 'JOSE GONZALES - DEADWEIGHT ON VELVETINE', new indie-folk band 'THE STEALS' and the massive UK act 'HYBRID'.
Their remix of 'HYBRID - FORMULA OF FEAR', which showcases their more techno side of production, has been receiving major support from some of the worlds leading Dj's including, 'John Digweed', 'Nick Warren' and 'Sander Kleinenberg'. This is due for release on 'Distinctive Records' in October 2008.
Original material includes: 'GRAFITI - 'GHETTOTECH', 'THE STEALS v GRAFITI - SINNER' and the soon to be summer smash, 'GRAFITI - FASCINATED'.
'GRAFITI - GHETTOTECH' has already made it onto 'Markus Shultz's - Amsterdam 08' compilation' Ghettotech see's a superb remix from D-DUB, which has been gaining support from the likes of 'John DIgweed', 'Dave Seaman' and 'Way Out West'.
'THE STEALS v GRAFITI - SINNER' has also been picked up by 'Cyber Records' and their original mix is one of the illustrious gems that has recently made it onto 'Nick Warrens' new Global Underground compilation 'LIMA".
With a 'Pierce Remix' in the waiting, 'SINNER' is eagerly anticipated and expected to cause a stir amongst electronic music lovers across the world.
GRAFITI’S ‘FASCINATED', considered by the few select Dj's who have it as their biggest single to date, has been picked up by 'Little Mountain Records' and will feature an exclusive remix by the Dutch house master himself, 'Sander Kleinenberg'.
'FASCINATED' not only proved to be the biggest record of their Xmas / New Years tour but also undeniably became the biggest track
in the current 'TURN THE TABLES' global warming events, which raises awareness about global warming through electronic music.
'GRAFITI' were chosen as residents to front the campaign amongst other well-known acts including, BT, Ritchie Hawten, and DJ Rap.
The duo, have just completed their latest remix of the ‘Sasha’ classic, 'AQUILLA - DREAMSTATE', which fuses their lush journey sound-scape's, over a tech based groove and once again resulting in yet another dance floor rocker.
This is due for release on 'Northern Exposure' later on in the year and is one not to be missed.
GRAFITI'S very own radio show 'METROPHONIC' - on DI.FM - has already established itself as one of the leading electronic shows in the industry. Already featured are unprecedented guests such as 'Sasha' , 'Sander Kleinenberg', 'Satoshi Tomiie' and 'Steve Lawler’.
'METROPHONIC' continues to gain fans from all corners of the globe.
In addition to this, 'GRAFITI' will commence their new summer radio show 'GLOBAL FREQUENCIES' on 'Sirius Satellite Radio', which has been home to radio legend's such as 'Howard Stern', 'Eminem's - Shade 45', and 'Pete Tong'.
With North and South American tour's approaching, plus their usual European stints, 2008 is already proving to be an undeniably exciting time for the boys.
What Is the Problem
Grafiti Lyrics
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If you think it's all over you better tell me now
I've had it up to here with all the rows
I can't win coz you shout louder
So why don't you invite me round?
If you think it's all over you better tell me now
I've had it up to here with all the rows
I can't win coz you shout louder
So why don't you invite me round?
If you think it's all over you better tell me now
I've had it up to here with all the rows
I can't win coz you shout louder
So why don't you invite me round?
If you think it's all over you better tell me now
I've had it up to here with all the rows
Why don't you listen to me?
What is the problem baby?
Why don't you listen to me?
What is the problem baby?
If you think it's all over you better tell me now
I've had it up to here with all the rows
I can't win coz you shout louder
So why don't you invite me round?
If you think it's all over you better tell me now
I've had it up to here with all the rows
I can't win coz you shout louder
So why don't you invite me round?
Why don't you listen to me?
What is the problem baby?
Why don't you listen to me?
What is the problem baby?
Why don't you listen to me?
What is the problem baby?
Why don't you listen to me?
What is the problem baby?
Why don't you listen to me?
What is the problem baby?
Why don't you listen to me?
What is the problem baby?
If you think it's all over you better tell me now
I've had it up to here with all the rows
I can't win coz you shout louder
So why don't you invite me round?
If you think it's all over you better tell me now
I've had it up to here with all the rows
I can't win coz you shout louder
So why don't you invite me round?
Why don't you listen to me?
What is the problem baby?
Why don't you listen to me?
What is the problem baby?
Why don't you listen to me?
What is the problem baby?
Why don't you listen to me?
What is the problem baby?
If you think it's all over you better tell me now
I've had it up to here with all the rows
I can't win coz you shout louder
So why don't you invite me round?
If you think it's all over you better tell me now
I've had it up to here with all the rows
I can't win coz you shout louder
So why don't you invite me round?
Why don't you listen?
Why don't you listen?
Why don't you listen?
Why don't you listen?
Why don't you listen?
Why don't you listen?
Why don't you listen?
Why don't you listen?
Why don't you listen?
I've had it up to here with all the rows
I can't win coz you shout louder
So why don't you invite me round?
If you think it's all over you better tell me now
I've had it up to here with all the rows
I can't win coz you shout louder
If you think it's all over you better tell me now
I've had it up to here with all the rows
I can't win coz you shout louder
So why don't you invite me round?
If you think it's all over you better tell me now
I've had it up to here with all the rows
Why don't you listen to me?
What is the problem baby?
Why don't you listen to me?
What is the problem baby?
If you think it's all over you better tell me now
I've had it up to here with all the rows
I can't win coz you shout louder
So why don't you invite me round?
If you think it's all over you better tell me now
I've had it up to here with all the rows
I can't win coz you shout louder
So why don't you invite me round?
Why don't you listen to me?
What is the problem baby?
Why don't you listen to me?
What is the problem baby?
Why don't you listen to me?
What is the problem baby?
Why don't you listen to me?
What is the problem baby?
Why don't you listen to me?
What is the problem baby?
Why don't you listen to me?
What is the problem baby?
If you think it's all over you better tell me now
I've had it up to here with all the rows
I can't win coz you shout louder
So why don't you invite me round?
If you think it's all over you better tell me now
I've had it up to here with all the rows
I can't win coz you shout louder
So why don't you invite me round?
Why don't you listen to me?
What is the problem baby?
Why don't you listen to me?
What is the problem baby?
Why don't you listen to me?
What is the problem baby?
Why don't you listen to me?
What is the problem baby?
If you think it's all over you better tell me now
I've had it up to here with all the rows
I can't win coz you shout louder
So why don't you invite me round?
If you think it's all over you better tell me now
I've had it up to here with all the rows
I can't win coz you shout louder
So why don't you invite me round?
Why don't you listen?
Why don't you listen?
Why don't you listen?
Why don't you listen?
Why don't you listen?
Why don't you listen?
Why don't you listen?
Why don't you listen?
Why don't you listen?
In the song "What Is the Problem?" by Grafiti, the singer addresses their partner who seems to be shouting louder and escalating arguments. They urge their partner to invite them over and talk things out or else they should tell them if they think the relationship is over. The singer also repeatedly asks their partner, "what is the problem baby?" and why they won't listen to them.
The lyrics convey a sense of frustration and urgency as the singer tries to salvage their relationship by seeking communication and understanding from their partner. It appears that the singer feels unheard and dismissed by their partner's behavior. The repetition of the chorus and the phrase "why don't you listen to me?" further emphasize the importance of listening and communication in a relationship.
Overall, "What Is the Problem?" is a plea for resolution and understanding in a troubled relationship.
Line by Line Meaning
If you think it's all over you better tell me now
If you feel like our relationship is coming to an end, don't keep it a secret from me and tell me now.
I've had it up to here with all the rows
I'm tired of all the arguments and fights we've been having.
I can't win coz you shout louder
I feel like I can't even express myself or defend myself because you always end up shouting over me.
So why don't you invite me round?
If you want to work things out, why not invite me over and discuss our problems face to face?
Why don't you listen to me?
I feel like you don't hear me out or consider my point of view.
What is the problem baby?
What is causing all these problems between us? Can't we work it out?
Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group
Written by: GRAFITI
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A very "successLESS" song, maybe successful in an alternative dance or local british niche....
BUT!
An illuminated responsible of the heavy rotation of a satellite italian TV called Deejay TV (The tv of Radio Deejay) was mysteriously obsessed by this song so that explains the regularity of this song's broadcasting in the summer of 2003 <3 . He must have been very illuminated because was also obsessed by Empires by Lamya, Placebo. Not only harrell Williams and Snoop Dogg ("Beautiful was also very "rotated" in the music televisions)
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WHAT IS THE PROBLEM, BABY?
WHY DON’T YOU LISTEN TO ME?