Rhythm Roulette: 9th Wonder Part 2 | Mass Appeal (Celebrates 50th Birthday & Picks 6 Vinyl Records)

[IronFist]

Step back into the studio with 9th Wonder for his 50th birthday, showing us exactly why he’s a legend in the game!

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[LevelUp]

Fire

 

[KingsOfKings]

9th back on an episode

 

[darealvelle]

9th showing timbo how its suppose to be done.

 

[TV]

All of them were dope, but every beat he made just got better and better.

 

[IronFist]

All of them were dope, but every beat he made just got better and better.

All of this

 

[KingsOfKings]

9th showing timbo how its suppose to be done.

Definitely a step up in the right direction cats cats been lazy on here lately.

 

[KingsOfKings]

Yeah this was fire

 

[Tetris v2.0]

His first one was classic, going to watch this later

 

[chiefdogg]

Let's get Nottz back up there next.

 

[KingsOfKings]

Let's get Nottz back up there next.

Definitely

 

[TheDarceKnight]

All of them were dope, but every beat he made just got better and better.

Yep. Classic episode, just like the first one. He's definitely a master of his craft. Can make beats all day. That's what you get when you make like 10-12 beats every single day for so many years.

 

[Awesome Wells]

Let's get Nottz back up there next.

Word.

He might still be the most slept-on producer in the game.

I don’t get why more people aren't reaching out to that dude for beats.

 

[TheDarceKnight]

Word.

He might still be the most slept-on producer in the game.

I don’t get why more people aren't reaching out to that dude for beats.

Yeah he’s been much quieter than usual the past couple of years

 

[TheDarceKnight]

I don’t get why more people aren't reaching out to that dude for beats.

Quoting again for a legit answer, or at least a guess.

I've noticed that a lot of the "sample flip" producers where they truly do crazy shyt with a sample and do more intricate stuff seem like they're getting less placements than some of the sample based producers that mostly are finding loops or doing more subtle chops, and leaving a lot of room for the rappers. It seems to me like some of the trend with sample based producers that are doing a lot of projects with rappers (as opposed to just beat tapes) are leaving lots of space in their instrumentals. A lot of them are less focused on making a crazy beat and more focused on creating an aesthetic or an atmosphere.

It's made me kind of sad the past couple of years, but I've definitely noticed that the type of beats that really sound like someone is really flipping a fukking sample are getting rarer and rarer outside of beat tapes and instrumentals.