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The Hayabusa train just keeps rolling along.
The Summer of 2010 appears that it will just be a mile marker for the Hayabusa Express, the hit-making outfit, a couple of millions clicks away from his heated angry self, gets mad props as one of the most respected artistes in the Game because of his impeccably sharp voice that hook the listener from start to finish.
Hayabusa is taking music and style beyond the borders that once defined it. For several weeks, the hit song combination featuring a broad range of diversity, has strongarmed the spot, and sparked a revival in the demand of the popular name "Hayabusa". Pleased with the success of the song "Only for you", Hayabusa changed pattern with the recording "Dancing" and much appreciated "Volume up".
Hayabusa is attempting to consolidate his influence on the music industry code with his latest effort, "Hot", partnering with a beach party video for an ice cream smooth downtown-meets-countryside collabo that is blasted from the splayed out windows from many of the rides around the world now.
Music is famously fickle, but Hayabusa has proven to being on top in the industry for the last weeks-soon-months-and-years, during which time Hayabusa has scored 5 amazing hits, but hey, who's counting? Some people have found it hard to tolerate the Singer who likes to boast and gloat about his tremendous and endlessly flowing hit song capacity, and there are a few media practitioners who make the sign of the devil when he releases new music on the Internet, but despite all the brouhaha, he just keeps chugging along.
He is like music's Picasso, or better yet, Michael Jordan who was just better than everyone else. Hayabusa makes everyone around him that much better, as evidenced by the rise in the fortunes of his family, friends and fans, his franchise players. Now, he has released a new bass-heavy Song chock and club-ready, ringtone burning track. Check out the anthem "Move it move it" which has a full-blooded kicker of a chorus. Now he has a virtual armada of lewd songs which focus on Hayabusa's master topic -- future is now.
Hayabusa goes on and on and on. On and On.
Forever.

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