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that new Chief Keef seems like a good reason to bring up Young Thug's 2014 EDM effort. actually a banger 🔥🔥🔥 good on Keef tho if his intent really is to get out of contract. he seems to always know how to play these damn record labels!!

sometimes i wonder if i put that pistol to my head / i wonder if my problems go away when i'm dead / then i think about my momma and them kids in that bed and then i pop another bar instead foxx grappling with suicidal thoughts, using drugs to cope with death and depression. usually gets me on...

Yeah, love all Imren!! Especially the one near U-Bahn Schoenleinstrasse. Azzam does a mean döner kebab as well (but if you go there, get the Fatteh!).

Anything you're looking for in particular? Know where you'll be staying? Recently moved back from Berlin to Wisconsin, so just sad-venting all the things I miss: Sites: Treptower park (incredible Soviet WWII memorial), Tempelhofer Feld, Oberbaumsbruecke (beautiful bridge connecting Kreuzberg &...

Electro/Hip-Hop. 1986. I love all of these electro songs for robot wars and space voyages and whatnot. Also I love how close hip-hop and electro were in the old days, practically indistinguishable.

Electro/Italo-Disco. 1983.

The vocal track is cheesy freestyle, the instrumental a spaced-out electro journey. 1990.

voted for SWV, but I also mess with Toto's original demo:

Taking it back even further, Ty wrote and produced YG's "Toot It And Boot It" in 2009, sang the hook on DJ Quik's "Nobody (feat. Suga Free)" in 2010 and did some crazy things on the Young and Hungover mixtape with YG and Bobby Brackins in 2011 (see: "Go To Work" and "Adderall").

I also just remembered this 2015 Fader article where Gucci engineer Kori Anders mentions Wayne's influence. Todd Moscowitz: He put out Sportscenter and Gucci Sosa and Mr. Perfect and Bird Flu 2 and all this stuff. That went on for a year and change, to where I wasn’t sure when I was getting an...

Just realized I missed all the Wayne discussion, but thought I'd throw this out there. I have always found it enlightening to learn about my favorite artists' favorite artists and greatest influences. And looking at rappers who have been popping the past few years, it's pretty wild how much love...

chief keef sounds like he's coughing up a lung on the hook. deep and phlegmy

I would say that a lot of the successful rappers and styles of Atlanta Rap 2014-2016 (Young Thug, in particular) can be traced back to the 'futuristic swag' movement of the late 2000s (Yung LA, D4L, Travis Porter, Rich Kidz). That's why Young Thug feels like Fabo. He builds on that stupid...

idk how i found this site but looks like there's some productive discussions going on, hope it's cool if i join in... pretty sure foxx is as glum as it gets on this one: probably ain't gon go to heaven, that probably ain't god's plan/pill after pill after pill after pill...