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@michaeln6312 5 months ago (edited) This is absolutely the best channel for vacuuming ambience. The way you get close to the blanket fort for awhile then go into another room, it's perfect.

Honey foreplay's overrated All that stalling you been doing's enough How can I make you understand it? You got me feeling like I’m ready to pop Äyanna has got something

Constantly switching beats up is definitely a thing right now, isn't it.

Neptunes had that one template that always hit - snappy swinging drums and a weird shriek noise or dissonant sound. Basically reimagining early rap like The Bridge or Top Billin over and over again on a Korg Triton: Their more filled out productions got way more hit and miss. Timbaland...

Double A Side "How about I introduce you to the CEO of my ass?" b/w "The Future Of Music Is Bleak"

Rap music still undefeated for variety Ayoolii - East Baby (ft. Real East Baby) Lord OLO & Khrist Koopa - Charisma

Bilal Salaam - Ecstatic Utterance SWORDLORD

You know I like thots I'm 'bout to pull up on a few in some white Crocs

Lo Profile - Welcome Home 808s going Boom Bap.

The softest (and best) PUTS track is Time To Rock Our Shit Like a Softcore Bomb Squad production Softcore from the land of Black Metal Softcore that knocks

I put a seed in my garden. It didn't grow. I gave a man all my heart and I watched him go.

They ended up having to give a writing credit:

I wonder how the late 90s / early 00s crop of UK rappers feel when they see something like this: Just a guy from the UK rapping over beats. No big hooks or poppy samples. 7m views. Unimaginable in 2002. Leaps in technology mean that their production can keep up with other music and video...

Screwface was the first thing I heard from them a while back: The newer stuff has strayed a bit more towards that whole "Florida Breaks" sound that was kind of mirroring the Nu Skool Breaks movement in the UK in the 90s. Fuel, Marine Parade... all that stuff. Breaks and electro. I never really...

There was always this obsession with doing things "properly" in UK Hip Hop. Due to time and distance, by the time people had gathered all the right information, equipment and resources, Hip Hop had moved on. A bunch of producers and MCs who were meticulously studying how to write, make, mix...

The white rappers' white rappers: