Xzibit delves into Dubstep?
Xzibit delves into Dubstep?
Wikipedia is claiming 'hip-hop artists like Xzibit have also added their vocals to dubstep instrumental tracks for an upcoming mixtape "Cashmere Agency Presents Mr Grustle & Tha Russian Dubstep LA Embrace The Renaissance Vol.1 Mixed by Dj Plastician."
Recently, rappers Lil' Wayne and producer Pharrell Williams recently collaborated over what seems to be a Dubstep-influenced track called "Yes"'
Has anyone got any information on these tracks. Surely just another Snoop Dogg Millionaire?
Recently, rappers Lil' Wayne and producer Pharrell Williams recently collaborated over what seems to be a Dubstep-influenced track called "Yes"'
Has anyone got any information on these tracks. Surely just another Snoop Dogg Millionaire?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SxFEqqNQURc
Not really dubstep is it? Can barely hear the backing track because of the rapping
Not really dubstep is it? Can barely hear the backing track because of the rapping
Man that was truly horrible. whoever invented autotune should get lynched 

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Some plastician tracks. Ive heard Excision, DZ, Joker, Chase & Status among others.OttoLag wrote:It does say that they have added their vocals to certain tracks on a mixtape mixed by plastician. That doesn't mean that they are going to be rapping over the top of plastician tracks does it? Surely not?
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Xzibit has recorded over a D1 track for the mixtape. It sounds decent tooOttoLag wrote:It does say that they have added their vocals to certain tracks on a mixtape mixed by plastician. That doesn't mean that they are going to be rapping over the top of plastician tracks does it? Surely not?
You can't always believe what wikipedia has got to say though can you..
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Have any idea when the mixtape is going to be released?Plastician wrote:Xzibit has recorded over a D1 track for the mixtape. It sounds decent tooOttoLag wrote:It does say that they have added their vocals to certain tracks on a mixtape mixed by plastician. That doesn't mean that they are going to be rapping over the top of plastician tracks does it? Surely not?
You can't always believe what wikipedia has got to say though can you..
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there's hip hop that isn't commercial...StepUp wrote:i just don't really see US Hip-Hop and Dubstep going together, it just seems like two contradicting ideas. Ones by definition 'underground' and the other commercial. The american voice just doesnt really fit. But maybe X to the Z and Plastician can prove me wrong. I hope they can...
i dunno what your smoking
don't be fastidious, obviously there is hip hop that isn't commercial. that wasn't what i meant. the Xzibit style of hiphop, and the majority of US hiphop is far more commercial than dubstep so i just dont think they compliment each other. idiothurlingdervish wrote:there's hip hop that isn't commercial...StepUp wrote:i just don't really see US Hip-Hop and Dubstep going together, it just seems like two contradicting ideas. Ones by definition 'underground' and the other commercial. The american voice just doesnt really fit. But maybe X to the Z and Plastician can prove me wrong. I hope they can...
i dunno what your smoking
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