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I've heard some really good sounding blends with grime and dirty south hip hop (Semtex's Crunk+Grime mix, Diplo, some of Kode9's RinseFm shows I think)...Has anyone experimented with more dubstep with hip hop vocals? I've found that "Request Line" works REALLY good with Three Six Mafia's "Stay Fly" acapella...def. got a good response from it last weekend.

In a perfect world of unbridled creativity and licensing, which dubstep artists would you like to see collobarate with which hip hop artists? I'd like to see:

Digital Mystikz x Wu-Tang (specifically Ghostface or RZA)

Kode9 x Vordul Mega of Cannibal OX

Scuba x Nas

just a few off the top of my head...Let's what everybody thinks!

D1 - Plan B

that loefah bit with the wu tang sample is FUCKING DISGUSTING. proper rowdy!

yeah the Tasty Grits Crime Mob remix Kode9 played a few times is one of my favourites, always in the box.

I been doing some crunk/dubstep&grime mashups, I think this is definetly a winning combination. Always sounds YYPE!
There's a few in this mix:
http://www.dot-alt.com/blog/bokbok_dubp ... _promo.mp3

Hope to hear more

Coki v Roots Manuva

toasty v the beatnuts

distance v brand nubian

vex'd v mobb deep

s&d v redman (i know lohan bring the funk)

scuba v foxy brown

caspa v raekwan the chef

SLT Mob V Public Enemy.

bad x idea

[b]racket wrote:Coki v Roots Manuva

anyone else notice how Haunted is very similar to Witness??

what's crunk?

and wtf is grindie? i downloaded this and...well....

it's certainly original

I'm not a big fan of rap but reading this it occurred to me that would be great to hear MF Doom over some dark heavy dubstep, like Vex'd or something.

Did A little bit of blending between some snap/r&b/crunk and dubstep on my last subfm show.
link here
http://dubstepforum.com/viewtopic.php?t=7016
The section is below:
10) Loefah -"Rufage-Ruffage"
11) Young Dro - "Shoulder Lean"
12) Skream- "I" Loefah remix
13) Cherish feat the Youngbloods- "Do It "
14) Skream -"I" original
15) Mark One - "Slang"
15) Currency feat Lil Wayne and Remy Ma- "Where Da Cash At"
16) Benga -On South Side Dubstars- "?"

grindie is the baddest thing i ever heard, just a way to become famous if you ask me

David_M wrote:I'm not a big fan of rap but reading this it occurred to me that would be great to hear MF Doom over some dark heavy dubstep, like Vex'd or something.

That would be interesting. Or Chuck D back in the day over some vex'd beats.
Which could actually happen. One of the old producers of Public Enemy - Hank Shocklee is one of the co-sponsors of Dubwar in NYC.

I dun know just a thought..

once i get a handle on Reason, I'm going to play with a bit of dub / hip hop mixing...


first point of call is Old School. I love that 80s shit

J_J wrote:bad x idea

x2

Marsyas wrote:

J_J wrote:bad x idea

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traditionalist

Hmm --btw who's voice is sampled in loefah's Rock da discoteque?

selector.dub.u wrote:

Marsyas wrote:

J_J wrote:bad x idea

x2

traditionalist

Hmm --btw who's voice is sampled in loefah's Rock da discoteque?

some dude who happens to 'bust on rhymes'

sampling i scool, but all out collabos would be gay.

Marsyas wrote:

selector.dub.u wrote:

Marsyas wrote:

J_J wrote:bad x idea

x2

traditionalist

Hmm --btw who's voice is sampled in loefah's Rock da discoteque?

some dude who happens to 'bust on rhymes'

sampling i scool, but all out collabos would be gay.

Uh I dont know. I would like to keep an open mind about it.
It might be "gay" or it might just be amazing. Wouldn't know till it actually happened a few times to determine if it would work or not.

I wouldn't mind hearing a few attempts first then determining if it's "gay" or not.

HIP HOP = HOP HIP HOP
DUBSTEP = DUBSTEP