See below for examples:
- Ras Kass - Anything Goes
- Kool G Rap - Fast Life (Buckwild Remix)
- Rakim - Once Upon a Rhyme (Original Mix)
- O.C. - Point O Viewz
- Organized Konfusion - Invetro
- Nineteen Ninety Now (produced entirely by Buckwild)
His part on we don't know what to name this song was so good. I want more of that.
I know nothing about music production and I donβt know the difference and want to find out
My memory is telling me it's somehow related to Brown Eyed Girls but I cant put a pin on it
Iβm big on mid/late 90s rap. Its some real good shit. But lately i been wanting to dive into early 90s late 80s but that boom bap rap just aint sitting right for me, I understand the importance of these rappers, and how they had the torch before hand. I also want to listen to these specific years because they got some juggernaut of artist like Kool Moe Dee, LL Cool J, Public Enemy, the legend KRS-One, Love Rakim tho! & Eric B, just to name a few & one of the most important ones to me is 2 Live Crew & their βAs Nasty as They Wanna beβ album which I think is a crucial turning point in hip-hop / rap. But To reiterate I respect these artist to the fullest, but i just cant seem to sit through their albums its just not for me. How do you guys feel about this type of rap ?
We are WetbrainsCrew and comprise of Willie Squibbs and Plague the Lich. We are from Australia and ready to put in some work.
We can write verses, choruses, hooks and structure songs and have access to recording equipment and people who can mix and master for us. Plus we have the fire and work ethic. We are hungry.
We'd prefer to work with completed instrumentals that have different sections and are arranged, rather than just comprising of a beat as we're looking to make songs and hopefully get an album together.
This is one example song we recently made that shows our lyricism skills (bare in mind that it is raw audio and is not mixed/mastered, ect). https://soundcloud.com/wetbrainscrew/belief-for-beginners
If you have any ideas or suggestions, comments, love, hate, ambiguity, tax advice, or wish to know more, then feel free to message.
If you do offer us a beat to work with please make sure that it is sample free and has not been taken up by anyone else as we wish to be able to release any tracks we come up with that get to a good level of finish.
Much love and special handshakes,
-Plague the Lich
I usually don't make playlists but lately I've been more interested in them. In case my older sisters ever asked me to play kpop, I want to be prepared and I think they'd like songs that sound like the music we grew up listening to in 2000-10s. Even though I didn't grow up listening to kpop, when I listen to BAP Angel and VIXX ONLY U, I feel almost nostalgic because it reminds me of the music I listened to on the radio as a child. (ONLY U reminds me of Santana - Smooth.)
Are there any kpop songs that sound similar or also make you feel nostalgic to the 2000-10s pop in America?
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