Fight #458: Stan1 vs. P.A.T.
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Beat This!The next Beat This! Competition is from October 15-16th!
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Nas - NY State of Mind - 2Good Remix
Sounds good to me. My ears went to wanting to hear the repeating pluck melody more and having that be the main element but likely personal preference. I noticed right away it's pretty loud too (which obviously is pretty good for the loudness wars).- JECHO
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BOOM BAP BEAT gospel flip soulful | "touch me" 92BPM
just got a fresh mix by my engineer buddy. modern chipmunk soul/boom bap vibe:- JECHO
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my first "beatmaking video"
You know how I operate my friend: Stems: ...https://drive.google.com/file/d/19tgqWSVQ4ZAwMGq6HJGtPOCPYYB09MSM/view?usp=sharing Mix notes: -I think sub frequencies need work/boost but wasn't sure/rough mix on headphones/so played it safe -percussion was still sounding a little more crisp than... -
Griselda meets the Sopranos
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Iron Keys / Dusty B - Collab #2
I like the horns during the hook alot - I think the acapella choice aligns with the general accomplished/determined vibe too, the breakdown around ~135 is dope too and highlights the supporting snares in there too. nice one, i like it. and cool to hear the beat take a different direction too...- JECHO
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Iron Keys / Dusty B - Collab #2
his top track on spotify... I think he's great. Baltimore guy.- JECHO
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Iron Keys / Dusty B - Collab #2
supposedly he's the new Jay-Z, he's running with it anyways. He's good... it's cool to see Jay influencing the next gen (obv always has) but Jayy Grams reminds me of like a 19yo Jay Z but modern. I think he's prob gonna be big- JECHO
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Iron Keys / Dusty B - Collab #2
we should pitch this one to Jayy Grams lol- JECHO
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Iron Keys / Dusty B - Collab #2
for sure I pitched it around some of the discords I'm on, let's see. can always post on Reddit and there are always ppl looking for free beats but quality is mixed.- JECHO
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Iron Keys / Dusty B - Collab #2
have at it my man, @Fade knows Im all for sharing, everyone together, banging keys and knob turning, that's how you make a great track. the biggest thing I miss about album inserts is seeing just how much of a team effort this is, ie: here are the stems brother man from across the pond...- JECHO
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Iron Keys / Dusty B - Collab #2
We takin over thangs.- JECHO
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HUGE: The purple money chimpanzee signal is in the air baby... LFG!!!!!!!
The moment you all have been waiting for:- JECHO
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- Forum: The Basement
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Pull a rabbit out the hat...
The "underground" folks I've listened to most throughout my life are probably: Common Beanie Siegel/Memphis Dipset Immortal Technique Mos Def Talib Kweli I've never really listened to KRS, before my time. Nothing against him, just never dug into his portfolio. -
Pull a rabbit out the hat...
Mr @Fade also does something called "The Pop It" -
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agree, I guess what I'm trying to say is "pop" is really a mix/fusion of some subgenre usually that gets big attention. does it have common characteristics? sure, hence why it's pop because they're doing something that has mass appeal. but I've always seen "pop" as just a representation of... -
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Not really IMO. Michael Jackson Billy Joel Queen Madonna Whitney Houston Taylor Swift Eminem Beatles Rolling Stones Zeppelin Nirvana ^all pop, all very different "genres" Pop evolves and at different times certain genres favor more pop appeal than others, influenced by social/culture/tech... -
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right, and Eminem is pop - I define pop as reaching a mass audience, not a "genre" -
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But people do give it away for free, because tech has scaled. So there's a ton of people who are making beats who have spent close to $0. If anything I think it creates a more democratic way of getting fame. Pre internet it was whoever had enough money to pay the label or stations. Now if you... -
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KRS did his thing and laid the foundation no doubt, but c'mon...