As always here is a free download, but im also selling it on bandcamp for the heads who appreciate.
26 tracks, all 80 minutes, well worth $12. Click on the link below to buy
The concept behind this album is simply the fact that most modern producers take the easy road when producing in order to stack cash and gain notoriety. Rather than make hip hop, the music they make is far from it, if your hip hop then you probably write graffiti, dig in the crates, bboy or at least listen to some real hip hop from the 90s. All of the producers out there now that you hear on the radio or see on mtv, don't exhibit a single trait of someone who is hip hop. Sure everyone still calls it hip hop, and it is widely accepted that that is the new hip hop, but to me i haven't heard hip hop on the radio in a long while.
These modern producers make it look so easy, they shit out 30 beats a day and release an album a month. Nah, Hip Hop is not that easy. it takes hours just to find a sample to flip, hours in the sun and hours inhaling dust just to find a few samples. it takes hours so find your own sound, digging is the only way to have a signature style, if you dig some rare records that you know nobody has sampled than you have something that cant be replicated, whereas if your using virtual instruments or plugins, you are using the same sounds that any other asshole is using. And now most producers just download some vsts, or buy some sound libraries from a guitar center and go home and fill in drum patterns with a mouse on a program or get a midi keyboard and randomly mash key until they come up with something. they don't have any musical knowledge or education on how to play a keyboard. they just need to make as many beats as they can in the shortest amount of time, cause the sooner they finish their Hip Hop Job, the sooner they can shopping for clothes, go make a quick 100k for just showing up at some event or promoting their shit on the view or jay leno, that ain't hip hop. they are abusing hip hop. and most of the masses are happy with the hip hop we get now. its been so long since the golden age that people have given up on real hip hop ever being at the forefront of the scene. I know we are still out there and we are still making real hip hop, hip hop will never die, but none of us are surviving, none of us are acknowledged in the main stream, we have our little internet scene and underground heads know whats up, but its not the same.
Hip hop is not missed enough to come back yet, and there is nothing we can do about that. but fuck it. i will never settle for it, i will never support it, i will always make real hip hop, no matter what. if your agree with what im saying then support the producers you listen to, spread the word, share it or like it, whatever. cause it is rare nowadays to find some simple,sample based hip hop that makes your head nod up and down.
With that said, every sound you hear on this instrumental album is a sample (apart from one track that has some cromo bells that i played myself), Even the album art is sampled from real albums i have, i made this album just like they made hip hop in the 90s, i went digging every weekend, and recorded the tracks at home, hardly any mastering and eq to keep it grimy and am funding the release out of my pocket.
BEAT BATTLE # 4
PLEASE READ THE ENTIRE INFORMATION BELOW BEFORE SUBMITTING.
Download the sample for the battle below, make your beat and read the submissions rules below.
as far as producing goes there are no regulation or stipulations.
no time limit, no end date, I will continue to post submissions as they come in
I will post all the submission here. Everybody can listen to the submissions
and leave comments for who you think killed it, who is was wack, give constructive criticism.
discuss some hip hop and so forth, no voting. and I will also be letting you know who I think killed it,
who had the illest drums, illest chops, illest loops and so forth.
And please share the battle with the homies on facebook, twitter or whatever.
But one warning, Hip Hop is something sacred to me, and if I feel that your submissions are not hip hop,
I will not be posting your submissions, if I hear any name dropping, snare rolls or nothing but hand claps instead of snares, basically if it sounds like it belongs on the radio I will not be including it, so be warned.
And before I get the hater card thrown at me, I just need to
say that I do indeed hate this type of hip hop and I believe something that sucks should be hated, so don’t waste our time. we are all about continuing the ethics and methods of making hip hop with samples rather than sound libraries and midi keyboards.
so don’t be surprised to get denied if you come with club beats or any shit that ain’t hip hop
SUBMISSION RULES AS FOLLOWS.
So long as you utilize the sample, you can add other sounds and samples however you want.
Simply email it to at me in any embed format like soundcloud or divshare.
for example if you use soundcloud upload your beat to your account and hit share and then copy the embed html code. and send it to this email address Jugglerofmusicbeatbattles@yahoo.com
Make sure to put your alias/monacer or however you are called as the subject of the email
For Example I would put: "Musk - Beat Battle #4"
as the email subject. if you put anything else in the subject line i will delete it
and you will have to resend. I plan on doing many beat battles and need to be able to differentiate submissions. I plan on adding all the submissions each night, so if you send your submission in the morning
then it will not be on the post until the next morning. Just sit tight and i will try to respond to all the submissions
to let you know its been received or declined.
send all of the following:
- An Mp3 File of your beat - embed html code of your beat
- a brief bio about yourself/crew
- links to your sites, blogs, youtube, facebook, twitter, e.t.c.
Good Luck, Hope to hear some fresh sounds and I hope this new format works out better than
the Youtube beat battles
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S U B M I S S I O N S:
N-Fidell the Enemy(Michael Howard)...31 years old...sample-based style production(Hip Hop)...producing for over 10 years...sold tracks here and there, but do it mostly for the love of the Art...independent...Chicago (South Suburbs, Cook County)
Marlow C been making beats for a long time. I Sold CD's at Tower Record B4 they went outa business. I keep crate diggin for new inspiration. Working on a Hiphop Album right now with me on the mic be on the look out. Youtube.com/kaliwatch for some of my work and rare hiphop.
Equon 17 years old beamaker from san diego classic production metod
producing since 2007 with Lp's,turntables,etc and making a new project called The L.c.t
influences The rza,stoupe,dj premier,pete rock, and many more!
Hi my name is Caligari, I´m 20 years old and from Leipzig in Germany.
I´m mainly influenced by the RZA, Premo, Pete Rock, Madlib etc.
My Youtube Channel
My name is Simon, i'm 23 years old and i'm from Finland. i've been doing beats since 2008. I mostly use my MPC 2500 to create my stuff. you can find my beats in youtube and myspace by searching CeeMon.
link to youtube channel: http://www.youtube.com/user/simonkosonen
link to Myspace : http://www.myspace.com/theceemon
I m a 28 years old guy from Karlsruhe, Germany, I am creating hip hop beats in my free time, collecting records, and doing Dj-ing. I produce my beats on a akai mpc2500 for about 4 years. everything is not professional because I spend most of my time working as a chemist.
My name is Robert Butler, but most people call me butler... I'm 18 and started making beats about a year ago..
Also I'm from Santa Ana so shout out to chucho714... my groups blog is farspace.tumblr.com, we just started so theres only 2 posts there
Yo im Derek and im from Columbus, Ohio. I been makin beats for almost two years on and off. I been comin to this blog for a few months and I def. appreciate what you doin. You got some crazy records bro. peace
my soundcloud is soundcloud.com/dday3212
http://www.facebook.com/pages/DDAY/
Here The First Edition Of My Unsampled Tracks For Producers. All These Tracks Are From Latino Artists. Moslty Boleros And Baladas, Some Latin Psicodelico. Some Of My Favorites Funky Jams From My Collection. Let Me Know What You Think. And If Possible, Definitley Send Me Any Beats You Make With Any Of These. Hit Me Up, I Want To Hear Who Can Flip Them The Dopest.
Here Goes All My Drum Kits in One Compilation. Mostly Producers Kits Seperated And Well Organized . Very Few Drum Breaks Or Rolls, Almost All Are Allready Stabbed. Including Kits From Dilla, Muggs, Hi-Tek And Even Bob Marley Drums
Here Goes My First Compilation. 70+ Songs Spanning All Genres. A Testament To One Of The Most Creative And Innovative Record Labels Of Hip Hop's Golden Era. Which is Far Passed By The Way. By Indiscriminate Sampling Stones Throw Always Had A Fresh Change For Every Release, They Always Had A New Sound. Thats The Reason They Were So Successful And A Respected Label. You Never Knew What You Might Hear, It Also Opened Up New Genres Of Music To Many People Who Liked Hip Hop But Didn't Dig For Turkish Records Or Hippie Music. Myself Included, When I First Got Into Digging I Dug Breaks, Souls And Funk Only, Now I Have No Vices, Ive Heard Music From Almost Every Country I Can Imagine, And Am Always Looking For Something Different. Stones Throw Artists Were Always Ahead Of Other Producers. Some Of These Artists They Sampled Might Not Have Ever Been Heard Of Again If It Weren't For Sampling. Even If Any Cornhole With An MPC Had These Samples Handed To Them, They Would Not Be Able To Make Well Worthy Hip Hop Like Stones Throw Has For Many Years.The Skills Lie In The Hands Of The producers From Stones Throw, I Hope These Don't Take Away From Any Stones Throw Producers And I Mean No Disrespect By Listing Them. They Had To Dig Them On Vinyl First, And That Is Where The Credit Is Due, Hope You All Enjoy Them. This Is What Stones Throw Producers Listened To When They Had The Urge To Bash The Pads. This Compilation Features Samples Used By Artists Currently On Stones Throw label Or Were At One Time. Please Dont Point Out That KMD Wasn't Stones Throw Or Other Such Details.
New Links
You Must Download All 3 Files and extract starting with part 1 to complete the album. 75+ songs takes up too much Memory for 1 link. The Link Below Directs to the download folder where all 3 files are available for download.
Music Is My Life, And Im Happy To Share All My Music With Those Who Want To Hear it. This Page Is All About Spreading Lost, Rare Or Unappreciated Music.
From The Days When Music Was Appreciated. This Page Is For All The People Who Are Frustrated With The State Of Music Today. There Might Not Be Very Much New Original Material Coming Out Recently That Is Even Half As Good As The Music In The 60s & 70s, But There Is Enough Real Music Out There To Last You The Rest Of Your Life. I Have Enough Music In My Collection That If I Stopped Digging Today, I Would Still Have Fresh Music To Last My Whole Life. And I'm Doing This Page And Blog To Provide All You With Some Of That Music. Music That Matters, Timeless Music That Never Got Enough Credit Or Was Never Reissued. There's So Much Great Talented Music That Only Gets Heard By
Crate Diggers And Collectors. I See So Many People Settling For The Music
They Hear On The Radio Or Listening To The Same 5 Cds They Have In Their Car For Years, Cause There's Nothing Else To Listen To And Only Garbage On The Radio And Tv.
I'm Hear To Show Everyone About Real Music And How Easily Available It Is
Thanks To The Internet And Technology.
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