choc_cardigan
Squad
I don't like prayer hands but this was a good drop.
I agree but I also think roc ain’t gonna let you produce a project for him without at least one weird beat lolPremo is the type of producer where I really don't want much experimentation
His core sound is so iconic and raw that I prefer his beats like RocMarkable over Glory Hole...
Yeah his flow is impeccable and it has a nice old school energy to it.I know people might not fukk with Glory Hole () but it's so dope to me
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Yeah, I think this project might divide the fan base. I wonder how different the Nas beats are gonna sound.
I fukk with this. 4 in and I like it more and more. I’m stuck on a plane bumping it. It’s a fresh little listen. I just mean I can see some die hard Roc drumless fans not liking the drums here
I really want one with Pete. They have some fire togetherYeah enjoying this a lot. They can do more of these, they have good chemistry.
Then it's time to get creative with sampling...assemble a team of musicians (bass, keys, strings, horns, drums) and replay the chops - the problem is most of the older producers don't want to utilise today's technology to their advantage!That’s not it, sample clearances are a mf today. Primo cones from an era that you didn’t have to clear everything. Even on later gang starr releases: he was getting away with not clearing everything. All of that stopped with DJ Quik getting sued for sampling a foreign record (as if he didn’t learn from Monch). Now you can’t even scratch vocals of some artist or their label will sue. Hip hop is a full time business now. That’s why hip hop as a whole sucks. Back then, you could sample and pay out like 30-40% in royalties of most songs. Now it’s 50% off the top just do a piano stab. This is the reason we hear so much repetitive 2 finger trap melodies.
It would be impossible to make a Public Enemy albums like Nation of millions and FOABP today. Each SONG with 10+ samples would cost almost $600k to clear.