EPTmore electrorap/hip hop
remember linkin park's "hybrid theory"? legendary album, but they were mostly downhill from there. but with electro music (house, techno, dubstep) getting so popular, i hope we'll get to see more mashing of genres.
electrorap/hip hop? lupe's new mixtape
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yourwhiteshadow
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more electrorap/hip hop remember linkin park's "hybrid theory"? legendary album, but they were mostly downhill from there. but with electro music (house, techno, dubstep) getting so popular, i hope we'll get to see more mashing of genres. | ||
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Quesadilla
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yourwhiteshadow
United States442 Posts
On October 25 2011 14:55 Quesadilla wrote: He seriously has no flow at all with the track. The idea of it is perfect, but he sounds so uncomfortable doing it. Just listen to Foreign Beggars, they've been doing it for years. its off a mixtape, so its not supposed to be a polished track. i will however agree with you, but still, i like that he's trying to do something very new. i'm not too familiar with any "mainstream" artists who have used an untouched dubstep track as a "sample". | ||
Heyoka
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nekoconeco
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yourwhiteshadow
United States442 Posts
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sob3k
United States7572 Posts
It literally takes 20 minutes to make a catchy backtrack once you have a decent rapper. Europe has been doing great rap/electronic stuff forever now: + Show Spoiler + | ||
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yourwhiteshadow
United States442 Posts
On October 25 2011 15:59 sob3k wrote: Lol, it takes some nerve to just slam your rap track over someone elses completed song and then release it....I'm mean I'm all for sampling but thats just fucking lazy. It literally takes 20 minutes to make a catchy backtrack once you have a decent rapper. Europe has been doing great rap/electronic stuff forever now: + Show Spoiler + its quite the status quo. in fact, lots of mainstream artists right now rose to fame because of mixtapes (essentially taking someone else's track, and writing your own lyrics to it). its sort of like doing covers, but not really because if the lyricist is good, then you really appreciate the track. of course, you can't sell mixtapes and make money off of it because you're essentially infringing upon copyright, but you can distribute it for free (if i learned this correctly from my music production class). | ||
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