@lucifargundam only two of the best producers ever
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Ok I'm assuming producers of music... Rap? I dunno. I'm not really into gilding people foe their talents- more likely for their humanitarian achievements. That being said, I do have a history a fascination over some artisty- these names weren't on my list. Maybe an I'm too old and out of touch?
@lucifargundam I wouldn't say you're out of touch. These two are kind of "underground" as you'd say.
Four Tet makes electronic music. "Electronic" is super broad but his style is very unique so I can't narrow it down a whole lot more that that. Ranges from calming and ambient to dance-worthy (but not "hard" - it's nothing like dubstep or house).
Madlib makes hip-hop instrumentals. He also does jazz and fuses that into his hip-hop sometimes. He's a "veteran" of the hip-hop producing scene - the 90s and early 2000s was his prime time but he's always remained sort of underground. Though his influence can be noticed in hip-hop instrumentals to this day.
These two are some of my favourite producers ever. So it was mind blowing to me that they're friends.
(Sorry for the over use of "quotations").
Four Tet makes electronic music. "Electronic" is super broad but his style is very unique so I can't narrow it down a whole lot more that that. Ranges from calming and ambient to dance-worthy (but not "hard" - it's nothing like dubstep or house).
Madlib makes hip-hop instrumentals. He also does jazz and fuses that into his hip-hop sometimes. He's a "veteran" of the hip-hop producing scene - the 90s and early 2000s was his prime time but he's always remained sort of underground. Though his influence can be noticed in hip-hop instrumentals to this day.
These two are some of my favourite producers ever. So it was mind blowing to me that they're friends.
(Sorry for the over use of "quotations").
@lucifargundam madlib is also a rapper but he doesn't do that anymore. He never did very much to begin with. Instrumentals have always been his primary thing.
