DaKidFromNoWhere
Superstar
AraabMuzik got me into it with his instrumental albums
How many of y'all moved on from hip hop and into electronic music?
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Superstar
Definitely don't agree with Number 5.
I've been listening to all kinds of underground leftfield R&B & Hip-Hop.
The Rhythms, Harmony, Arrangements, Sample flips etc. all intrigue me.
And it's only made me incorporate vintage drum sounds, various classic synths (Moog, DX7, Juno 60, Prophet) and
Electric Piano's (Rhodes, Wurli) into my productions.
I love Hip-Hop and applying my love of music to my love of Hip-Hop has only deepened my love of not
just Hip-Hop but Black American Music in general.
Jazz. (Heavy on the Jazz, I have even more respect for my heroes as I study Jazz in earnest)
Soul.
Funk.
Blues.
Rock N' Roll.
etc.
I never needed "Community" but the community of rappers I've personally sought out are all chill as fukk actually.
Potheads and part timers, working on their dreams every day.
Just regular ol' cats who love music like I do.
I've been listening to all kinds of underground leftfield R&B & Hip-Hop.
The Rhythms, Harmony, Arrangements, Sample flips etc. all intrigue me.
And it's only made me incorporate vintage drum sounds, various classic synths (Moog, DX7, Juno 60, Prophet) and
Electric Piano's (Rhodes, Wurli) into my productions.
I love Hip-Hop and applying my love of music to my love of Hip-Hop has only deepened my love of not
just Hip-Hop but Black American Music in general.
Jazz. (Heavy on the Jazz, I have even more respect for my heroes as I study Jazz in earnest)
Soul.
Funk.
Blues.
Rock N' Roll.
etc.
I never needed "Community" but the community of rappers I've personally sought out are all chill as fukk actually.
Potheads and part timers, working on their dreams every day.
Just regular ol' cats who love music like I do.
i actually really liked Robin S, Real McCoy, and all that house music as a youngin, but i never really searched for house music like that until in my late twenties.
what i'm saying about #5 is sound design and synthesis is a huge part of electronic music compared to hip hop. That was a different thing that i didn't really know about when i mostly listened to hip hop comparably to electronic music.
Sure, you can synthesize your drums and other sounds in hip hop, but bass sound design? LFO modulation? Frequency modulation? that's not really prevalent in hip hop, and if it is, it isn't exactly recognized as "hip hop".
R&B, House, Reggae, Afrobeats etc.
Basically, love songs with rhythm. now.
I'm smarter than most rappers, except they all have more money than me. They cant tell me shyt, but they can just brag about shyt I ain't got. Its a cool trade to me.
Basically, love songs with rhythm. now.
I'm smarter than most rappers, except they all have more money than me. They cant tell me shyt, but they can just brag about shyt I ain't got. Its a cool trade to me.
The Fade
I don’t argue with niqqas on the Internet anymore
When Pop Smoke died I stopped getting hyped for new releases, I went to other Black genres or I just catch up modern artists discographies(Future, Young Thug, etc.), just to get up to date with the timeline.
I don't get the idea of even still being stuck on genres like that. Listen to everything. I can never abandon good music. So no I won't stop seeking out good hip hop. There's absolutely no reason to take a hardline stance about a genre of music in 2022. That's outdated.
VertigoKnight
Veteran
I listen to everything but have phased out certain types of hip hop and rap out of my rotation.
I think that’s the key.
I think that’s the key.
Ya Sinning Mane
Superstar
Fa sho
Lord_nikon
Veteran
Been bumping these night drive joints 
Sade was slick with it. Sweetest Taboo IS about her p*ssy.
