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ERRC & WF - Master Higgins (8-bar GRIME)
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Re: ERRC & WF - Master Higgins (8-bar GRIME)
OKay, the intro is fierce. Just starts off super grimey. from 0:28 - 0:43 that really lost me. The idea of the switch is nice, but when I think grime I naturally think of an MC lacing the beat. The switch up and everything following it follows the safe formula. Being that its grime you've got to build enough so that the flow being conducted can build as well. In theory at least... Play with the switch ups so that they sound fresh. The switch in the cadence with the snares is a start. Keep peoples heads nodding. Thank you for sharing this. Keep up with work =D.
Re: ERRC & WF - Master Higgins (8-bar GRIME)
That makes sense. There should be some sort of crescendo or build up instead of just having a few variations throughout.
This was my first collab, so it was definitely a learning process. Thanks for the feedback. Stay tuned for more!
This was my first collab, so it was definitely a learning process. Thanks for the feedback. Stay tuned for more!
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