Big Mel
@bigboss
I'm possibly the illest dude you'll readily have access to in this sub forum. I'm not being grandiose. It's kind of a curse. Should I revisit LIVELOVEASAP? I used to train with Ferg's Uncle. And Yams was a bytch.
Your top 5 NEW producers since 2005
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I'm possibly the illest dude you'll readily have access to in this sub forum. I'm not being grandiose. It's kind of a curse. Should I revisit LIVELOVEASAP? I used to train with Ferg's Uncle. And Yams was a bytch.
Honestly bruh, I think that album is fukking incredible. Hands down the best shyt I've heard in a decade. Some of the best beats I've heard in my life. I had to actually back up a second and figure out what the fukk I was listening to. It's that weird, but it goes HARD
I remember hearing "Bass" when it came out, and thinking part of the melody was super dope, but looped wrong. It was like the loop restarted too early, just as it was starting to hit the sweet spot. I kept thinking: "something's off about this". But I couldn't stop listening to the shyt. Then this video came out and I saw how dude was rockin to it, and it clicked. It was a 'holy shyt' moment. Like "this is the rawest shyt I've heard in years."
There are some weak tracks on the tape, but 10 of them are stone-cold brilliant to me: Tracks 1-6, 8-10, 13, 15
The one Ferg made a track about?
LOL. Unless you got stories that make sense, I'll take this as slander.
Big Mel
@bigboss
@SirBiatch
my working knowledge of that tape is via CAC cornball Philly wannabe film makers with peripheral attachments to The Roots. I went to The Weeknd show back back when he was red hot, Drake even made an appearance. It was in the Hollywood Cemetery. I hadn't been to a show in many years and eventually had the burger joint cross the street referring to all sandwiches with bacon as "Wu Tang Burgers" and whenever a person ordered a VEGAN joint it was dubbed a "Weeknd Burger". I owned a burger joint.
It played better in person. Long and short, culture has long been dead.
my working knowledge of that tape is via CAC cornball Philly wannabe film makers with peripheral attachments to The Roots. I went to The Weeknd show back back when he was red hot, Drake even made an appearance. It was in the Hollywood Cemetery. I hadn't been to a show in many years and eventually had the burger joint cross the street referring to all sandwiches with bacon as "Wu Tang Burgers" and whenever a person ordered a VEGAN joint it was dubbed a "Weeknd Burger". I owned a burger joint.
It played better in person. Long and short, culture has long been dead.
makes sense
I appreciate the post, homie. It's always nice to know what the young cats are feelin.
Straight up, this is the best trap beat I've ever heard in my life
any one know anything about this Lyle LeDuff cat?
any one know anything about this Lyle LeDuff cat?
So many dope young producers out there
at the ignorance
oh excuse me if I cant tell a Mike Will beat from _____________< insert any trap beat producer.. lol
shyts allllllllllll the same minus the producer tag they put in the songs
The 5 producers he listed have completely different sounds, but you obviously ain't heard them
young l
block beattaz
dj burn one
the invasion
drumma boy/zaytoven/metro boomin/nard &b/sonny digital/ke on The track/808 mafia/dun deal/ london on da track/Mike will/lex luger/c4/honorable c-note
block beattaz
dj burn one
the invasion
drumma boy/zaytoven/metro boomin/nard &b/sonny digital/ke on The track/808 mafia/dun deal/ london on da track/Mike will/lex luger/c4/honorable c-note