#blaze b.i.g

[djevilninja]

The maze is a daze, I blaze, I will amaze, Smokin' while you're loccin' with some California A's. Me and B.I.G., what it is, get it in, Sippin' gin with the Hen in the alleyway, Bangin' the Cali way.

Faith Evans & The Notorious B.I.G. feat Snoop Dogg - When We Party

[investorbanana]

50 cent big rich town sample

From “take out trash for some school clothes” to “bitch I be covered in Bape,” 21 Savage came up. Metro Boomin wants some relief, and gives 21 a genuinely pretty beat to skate on, spinning a literal rags-to-riches story. Prefiguring the multi-faceted experience of 21 Savage’s 2017 release Issa Album, “Ocean Drive” is the meditative moment on the otherwise unrelenting Savage Mode. 21 Savage & Metro Boomin, “Ocean Drive” ( Savage Mode, 2016) While he ruminated on his shortcomings, he also provided ample advice to aspiring MCs clawing their way up the totem pole of rap: “You can find bullshit in any contract you sign/ If you from the streets though, there’s plenty of loopholes to eat, yo.” - CARL LAMARREĤ6. Known for running over his detractors with his Tonka-like delivery, Jadakiss switched gears on “Things I’ve Been Through,” as he spoke about his label mishaps, his partnership with The LOX, and the passing of The Notorious B.I.G. Jadakiss, “Things I’ve Been Through” ( The Last Kiss, 2009) A reminder to keep Dipset lieutenant J.R. Peak Juelz comparing himself to both Mick Jagger and former New York mayor David Dinkins. A hook with a strong point of emphasis made to shout along to. Juelz Santana, “Squalie” ( From Me to U, 2003)Ī Heatmakerz beat you want to wake up to. Although “Kitchen” didn’t get its day in the sun, at least it had its moment on late night when Cudi performed the track on The Tonight Show. “Kitchen” - which arrives at the end of Act III of Passion - is peak Cudi, from its soaring orchestral intro, to the Cleveland rapper-singer’s vocal mix of familiar, hushed bite and deep bellows, to the production led by longtime collaborators Plain Pat and Dot Da Genius. Kid Cudi, “Kitchen” ( Passion, Pain & Demon Slayin’, 2016)Ģ016’s Passion, Pain & Demon Slayin’ stands as Kid Cudi’s return to the space-bound sounds of his Man on the Moon days with a refined command on his more experimental tendencies. The first 15 seconds of “Church For Thugs” is like a roller coaster ratcheting upward before a big drop you need time to prepare for the rush. - JASON LIPSHUTZĤ9. The Game, “Church for Thugs” ( The Documentary, 2005)Ī highlight from The Game’s debut LP, but more importantly, an upper-echelon Just Blaze deep cut: blaring horns, crashing cymbals, a quivering vocal sample and a smattering of drums so potent that Game simply had to arrive and not mess anything up. The 100 Best Deep Cuts by 21st Century Pop Stars: Critics' Picksĥ0.

[lascloz]

Deep hip hop beats for sale

Mobb Deep’s Prodigy and Havoc spun a dark world for their classic 1995 debut The Infamous, with an even darker sonic landscape - chalk it up to Havoc’s keen ear for gritty samples that pull together sounds from different records. Mobb Deep, “Shook Ones Part II,” produced by Havoc It all came together on “C.R.E.A.M.,” a smear of organs, church-y wails, and an unforgettable piano melody that perfectly represented the bleak hood nightmares described by Raekwon and Inspektah Deck.ĥ. His dusty, rich soul samples - here courtesy of the Charmels’ “As Long As I’ve Got You” - inspired folks like Kanye West and Just Blaze, and the drunken drum loop popularized swinging drums in an age of quantized, clockwork boom-bap. The backdrop for Wu-Tang’s most iconic song, this beat exemplified RZA’s ridiculously prolific peak period. Wu-Tang Clan, “C.R.E.A.M.,” produced by RZA It was dizzying and satiating, all at once, playing background to some of the finest bars from the Bad Boy crew.Ħ. But the peak of The Hitmen’s output came with “All About the Benjamins,” helmed by Deric “D-Dot” Angelettie, who slowed down a guitar lick from Love Unlimited’s “I Did It For Love” and made it the centerpiece atop whizzing percussion. Puff Daddy typically leaned on his production group The Hitmen to mine samples from ‘60s and ‘70s records and flip them into shiny bucolic fare ( Notorious B.I.G.’s “Mo Money Mo Problems,” Puff Daddy’s “Been Around the World”). Puff Daddy and the Family, “All About the Benjamins,” produced by Deric “D-Dot” Angelettie With “Drop It like It’s Hot,” the Virginia duo provided a breathable landscape comprised of fingersnaps, mouth clicks and a Juno 106 synth that combined to form a beat that harnessed the pure keyboard sounds of the ’70s and surrounded it with highly experimental percussion that paid off.ħ. But their best instrumental slots in the latter. Since the beginning of their reign as two of rap’s greatest creative minds, the Neptunes’ Pharrell Williams and Chad Hugo proved to be masters of both minimalism ( Clipse’s “Grindin’”) and maximalism ( Gwen Stefani‘s colossal “Hollaback Girl”). Snoop Dogg featuring Pharrell, “Drop It Like It’s Hot,” produced by The Neptunes Some have become outdated, but the one that still sounds the most like the year 3000 was given to Jay Z for his classic “N-a What, N-a Who?” With its strobe synths and stuttering drums, Timbo provides a sonic template with pockets of silence that Jay fills with a constantly shifting meter. Timbaland has always had a genius knack for crafting beats that sound like they’re from the future. Jay Z featuring Amil and Jaz-O, “N-a What, N-a Who?,” produced by Timbaland That rat-a-tat snare breakdown is the probably most copied drum fill in recent memory.ĩ. Nothing more than a hypnotically repetitive patois vocal sample (from a ridiculously obscure Tribe Called Quest remix) over an 808 drum kit, it’s ridiculously simple, but you could freestyle over it endlessly. Perhaps the most influential beat of the 21st century, this Bangladesh banger single-handedly started a new wave of trap that took the early innovations of Atlanta cats like Shawty Redd and DJ Toomp to the future. Lil Wayne, “A Milli,” produced by Bangladesh Read on for our countdown of the top 10 hip-hop beats of all time.ġ0. Dre - who have minted the best beats in the genre’s history. Since hip-hop’s inception, producers spanning The Bomb Squad and J Dilla to Just Blaze and Kanye West have crafted instrumentals that have stood the test of time, but none more so than a handful of premier craftsmen - DJ Premier, Pete Rock, Dr. See the All-Time Charts: Billboard 200 Albums | Billboard 200 Artists | Hot 100 Songs | Hot 100 ArtistsĬreating the perfect beat is a combined matter of timing, creative genius and just the right rapper to complement it.

[fmhiphop]

5 Rappers Who Passed On Hit Beats

Legendary producer Young Guru recently discussed how Memphis Bleek passed on Black Rob’s hit single, “Woah”.  There have been plenty of rappers who have passed over beats that eventually became hit records. Here are five rappers that passed over beats that became hits! Pusha T and “Niggas in Paris” The anthem for the infamous Watch the Throne album could’ve sounded differently.  The Grammy award-winning song could’ve been in Pusha T’s catalog.  Hit-Boy made the beat and then sent it to Kanye.  Kanye turned around and send it to Pusha.  The Virginia rapper wasn’t feeling the beat because it sounded like a video game to him.  This song turned out to be the best rap song and best rap performance of that year.  Kanye insisted that Pusha get on it because it was going to be a hit in the club.  At the time, Pusha says he wasn’t into that.  He was more into gritty, tough, street records. https://twitter.com/kayogottrends/status/1548303289002778626?s=46&t=5vrXAi9xdNB5MK32nzrssg Diddy and “0-100” In 2015, Diddy and Drake got into a little scuffle outside of LIV nightclub.  It was over Drake’s hit song, “0 to 100”.  Diddy wanted Drake to ghostwrite over the Boi-1da beat.  They both had the beat at the same time.  It was planned that Drake was going to write the record for Diddy, but it was taking too long.  So, Drake wrote and recorded his own version.  Diddy didn’t take that too kindly which led to him punching the Champagne Papi.  Good thing, they have put things behind them. Ghostface Killah and “Girls, Girls, Girls” Just Blaze, legendary engineer, and producer, discussed Jay-Z’s hit off The Blueprint.  He says “Girls, Girls, Girls” was originally made for Ghostface Killah.  In fact, that was what the beat was called in his Protools, “Ghostface”.  Kanye was also involved with this beat as he praised Ghostface Killah’s rap career.  Kanye and Just Blaze loved Ghostface just like everyone else as they made beats inspired from Ghostface’s albums.  Just Blaze hoped to give it to Ghostface one day, but he played it for Jay-Z one day and he instantly wanted to record over it.  It became a hit record, and years later Just Blaze admitted to Ghostface about the “Girls, Girls, Girls” beat and he replied that he knew that beat was meant for him. Fat Joe and “Candy Shop” 50 Cent might have to thank Fat Joe for one of his biggest hits.  Producer Scott Storch gave Fat Joe, the “Candy Shop” beat before it was in 50 Cent’s hands.  At the time, the Bronx rapper just released his hit single, “Lean Back” and did not want to do a similar song.  50 Cent heard the beat and Fat Joe told Scott Storch to let him have it.  In fact, this beat was made while Fat Joe was in the studio with Storch.  Fat Joe has credited himself with being a producer on the track alongside Storch.  His song “My Fofo” is sampled on it as he helped put the intro and sounds together.  Scott Storch and Fat Joe’s wife recognized that the record would be a hit.  Fat Joe disagreed and eight months later, “Candy Shop” was all-over hip-hop radio. https://twitter.com/femaleraproom/status/1438635285416484869?s=46&t=5vrXAi9xdNB5MK32nzrssg The Notorious B.I.G. and “Doin’ It” The Notorious B.I.G. almost had another big hit under his belt.  Producer Rashad Smith produced the “Doin It” beat with the Brooklyn rapper in mind.  In fact, there’s a sample in the beginning of the song that goes “Go Brooklyn”.  This was going to be the first single for the “Life After Death” album, but unfortunately never happened.  Money was the main issue as Diddy at the time only wanted to pay $10k for the beat.  Meanwhile, Queens rapper LL Cool J heard the beat and was willing to pay $25k for it!  Let’s just say Diddy nor Biggie was too happy when LL got the beat. Written by: Brandon Simmons Read the full article

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BLAZE - B.I.G

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Songs/Artists/Bands I think certain Sonic characters would listen to

Okay so for a disclaimer! I won’t be covering all Sonic characters, this is mainly what I have been thinking of for each character, so don’t get pressed if ur favorite isn’t in here :-)

FIRST UP : Silver

This man listens to Lord Huron. And I mean LISTENS listens. No matter what album, he is always listening. This isn’t even me projecting, Silver LITERALLY listens to Lord Huron, he told me himself. (He also listens to U2 but ONLY the Songs of Innocence album)

Silver Song : Ancient Names Pt 1 - Lord Huron

Blaze

This woman, as a bad ass bitch, listens to bad ass bitch music. Kali Uchis. Ace of Base. Bad ass shit man gotta say

Blaze Song : Just A Stranger - Kali Uchis

Shadow

This cucker listens to Lil Boodang and cries in his room everytime he listens to Jesus Doesn’t Like That I’m Gay But Satan’s Cool With It. Also Breaking Benjamin. A LOT of Breaking Benjamin. And some MISSIO! This son of a bitch relates so hard to Animal that it was his entire personality trait for a month

Shadow Song : Animal - MISSIO

Rouge

Just like Blaze : boss ass bitch got badass music taste. Tv Girl, Young Gravy, Willow, Marina and the Diamonds, Shakka. She’s everything everyone wants to be.

Rouge Song : Sleeping With the Enemy - Tv Girl

Jet

guilty pleasure is the Backstreet Boys but nobody knows, because he killed anybody who did find out. I would also like to say that he prolly skates to Stuck In The Sound often enough

Jet Song : Let’s Go - Stuck In The Sound

Wave

same as blaze and rouge. Boss ass bitch music. MGMT. Michael Franti. Tyler, The Creator. Missy Elliot. Poppin off wit da BANGERS

Wave Song : People Everyday - Arrested Development

Storm

I would like to say he enjoys some of the oldies, some Journey here and there, the occasional Rag’n’bone Man. Took Biggie Smalls and Tupac from Wave’s music taste

Storm Song : Who Shot Ya - The Notorious B.I.G

Knuckles

This man also listens to Michael Franti and loves his earlier albums. Eddie Money, Shinedown and Ozzy Osbourne connoisseur probably

Knuckles Song : Shot In The Dark - Ozzy Osbourne

Espio

This lad right here is a secret die hard Hall n Oates fan. But he has classic rock Dad taste. Queen, Led Zepplin and the occasional Panic! And Twenty One Pilots

Espio Song : I Can’t Go For That - Hall & Oates

Amy

Amy loves sappy love songs and that badass girl country vibes. So some Houndmouth, The Rare Occasions, The Dixie Chicks

Amy Song : Otis - Houndmouth

FEEL FREE TO COMMENT ANYTHING YOU THINK!

some y’all finna be real mad cuz Sonic n Tails ain’t here. It’s 4 am dude I’m just silly

[canadasdjblaze]

#whatshot #djblaze #onthewatch It's All About @teammikeygarcia vs @sandor.martin #garicamartin #fightnight #boxing #welterweight 🥊☝🏿🔥BLAZE- Last night’s #Matchroom/ #DAZN Main Event at the Chuckchansi Park, Fresno, CA, between former 4-Division World Champion Mikey Garcia (40-2, 30 Kos) and virtually unknown EBU European Super Lightweight Champion Sandor Martin (39-2, 13 Kos) was a perfect example of a cherry pick gone wrong. Real Talk! A lot of people lost B.I.G. last night when they expected Mikey to have an easy stay-busy fight in front of his home crowd but then soon found out that Sandor wasn’t coming to lay down without a fight.This was by far Sandor’s biggest moment of his career and he wasn’t about to drop the ball on the biggest stage with the lights and cameras all focussed on him. Sandor and his team came up with the perfect “game plan” which he executed to a “T”, offsetting the surprised Garcia round by round boxing and counterpunching, never letting Mikey get comfortable enough inside that squared circle. That being said, I tip my “B” hat to Sandor for sticking with the “game plan’ and pulling off one the best wins of his career to date. You touched down in the United State for the first time in your career and left a lasting impression with a great victory. Congratulations @sandor.martin you truly earned this one, job well done. Read Write Up Here👉🏿👉🏿www.blazinone.com #boxingnews #soundtrackoftheday 🎶🔊🎶🔥🔊#hiphop #rnb #hitmusic for for all the #sports #boxing #basketball #fans #cigar #smokers #musiclovers #pressplay 🔥☝🏿🎶blazinone.com #sundayvibes https://www.instagram.com/p/CVIodNdLDyU/?utm_medium=tumblr

[yawndaime]

when i die, gon die in chanel

all my boys gon blaze a L

pourin they lean on the muhfuckin ground

lettin that shit run down to hell

dabi playlist for when you love ur mom, hate ur dad, and just popped a xan

heartthrob - father

in my room - frank ocean

highest in the room - travis scott

follow god - kanye west

thru it all - wintertime

lose - travis scott

depression. - noir brent

don’t come out the house - 21 savage

mad - solange, lil wayne

hey mama - kanye west

suicidal thoughts - notorious b.i.g.

savage mode - 21 savage

cold at night - wintertime

like my mom - tobi lou

answer - tyler the creator

sephiroth - father

campfire - aminé, injury reserve

og - lil toe

analog 2 - odd future

temperature’s rising - mobb deep, crystal johnson

crew - goldlink, brent faiyaz, shy glizzy

only god can judge me - 2pac

a lot - 21 savage

hot n*gga - bobby shmurda

[ccb500]

Faith Evans x The Notorious B.I.G. - Take Me There (feat. Sheek Louch & Styles P) prod by Just Blaze

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BLAZE - B.I.G (Official Video 2020)

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[fmhiphop]

5 Rappers Who Passed On Hit Beats

Legendary producer Young Guru recently discussed how Memphis Bleek passed on Black Rob’s hit single, “Woah”.  There have been plenty of rappers who have passed over beats that eventually became hit records. Here are five rappers that passed over beats that became hits! Pusha T and “Niggas in Paris” The anthem for the infamous Watch the Throne album could’ve sounded differently.  The Grammy award-winning song could’ve been in Pusha T’s catalog.  Hit-Boy made the beat and then sent it to Kanye.  Kanye turned around and send it to Pusha.  The Virginia rapper wasn’t feeling the beat because it sounded like a video game to him.  This song turned out to be the best rap song and best rap performance of that year.  Kanye insisted that Pusha get on it because it was going to be a hit in the club.  At the time, Pusha says he wasn’t into that.  He was more into gritty, tough, street records. https://twitter.com/kayogottrends/status/1548303289002778626?s=46&t=5vrXAi9xdNB5MK32nzrssg Diddy and “0-100” In 2015, Diddy and Drake got into a little scuffle outside of LIV nightclub.  It was over Drake’s hit song, “0 to 100”.  Diddy wanted Drake to ghostwrite over the Boi-1da beat.  They both had the beat at the same time.  It was planned that Drake was going to write the record for Diddy, but it was taking too long.  So, Drake wrote and recorded his own version.  Diddy didn’t take that too kindly which led to him punching the Champagne Papi.  Good thing, they have put things behind them. Ghostface Killah and “Girls, Girls, Girls” Just Blaze, legendary engineer, and producer, discussed Jay-Z’s hit off The Blueprint.  He says “Girls, Girls, Girls” was originally made for Ghostface Killah.  In fact, that was what the beat was called in his Protools, “Ghostface”.  Kanye was also involved with this beat as he praised Ghostface Killah’s rap career.  Kanye and Just Blaze loved Ghostface just like everyone else as they made beats inspired from Ghostface’s albums.  Just Blaze hoped to give it to Ghostface one day, but he played it for Jay-Z one day and he instantly wanted to record over it.  It became a hit record, and years later Just Blaze admitted to Ghostface about the “Girls, Girls, Girls” beat and he replied that he knew that beat was meant for him. Fat Joe and “Candy Shop” 50 Cent might have to thank Fat Joe for one of his biggest hits.  Producer Scott Storch gave Fat Joe, the “Candy Shop” beat before it was in 50 Cent’s hands.  At the time, the Bronx rapper just released his hit single, “Lean Back” and did not want to do a similar song.  50 Cent heard the beat and Fat Joe told Scott Storch to let him have it.  In fact, this beat was made while Fat Joe was in the studio with Storch.  Fat Joe has credited himself with being a producer on the track alongside Storch.  His song “My Fofo” is sampled on it as he helped put the intro and sounds together.  Scott Storch and Fat Joe’s wife recognized that the record would be a hit.  Fat Joe disagreed and eight months later, “Candy Shop” was all-over hip-hop radio. https://twitter.com/femaleraproom/status/1438635285416484869?s=46&t=5vrXAi9xdNB5MK32nzrssg The Notorious B.I.G. and “Doin’ It” The Notorious B.I.G. almost had another big hit under his belt.  Producer Rashad Smith produced the “Doin It” beat with the Brooklyn rapper in mind.  In fact, there’s a sample in the beginning of the song that goes “Go Brooklyn”.  This was going to be the first single for the “Life After Death” album, but unfortunately never happened.  Money was the main issue as Diddy at the time only wanted to pay $10k for the beat.  Meanwhile, Queens rapper LL Cool J heard the beat and was willing to pay $25k for it!  Let’s just say Diddy nor Biggie was too happy when LL got the beat. Written by: Brandon Simmons Read the full article

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BLAZE - B.I.G (Official Video 2020)

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