http://www.melodyhead.com/hip-hop-music-examples/
how do u find underground hip hop music?
okay im really into every type of music
but im in love with hip hop
ive been dancing since i was 2 and just love it
but i like the hip hop that a lot of people dont really know
for example the ones that are in the movie step up 2
they had such good songs that they battled to and more
and other more hip hop movies [if that makes sense]
and my dance teachers find all these good songs that we listen to in class and one of my teachers make remix cds for us sometimes and i jsut dont know how he gets such good songs and like i said before not very well known
so i just have to search for them?
how do u get the notice on good songs like that
not the gay stuff on the radio
thanks so much
i mostly like songs that have a good beat
i dont really care about lyrics
[please dont get mad]
its just im a dancer and thats what i look out for
for example timbaland – bounce
the beat is AMAZING
i know timbaland is no underground guy but jsut so u get a feel of what im looking for
Really you’ve got to search through web sites until you find one that doesn’t even mention chart hip hop. Find a Good Record store you know the indie ones with knowledgable staff in it. They’ll put you on to good beats & rhymes. Also and as it is such a global thing these days Myspace. Find a Hip Hop Group you like and check out their Myspace chances are their friends are other underground Musicians like themselves. Bounce from Myspace page to Myspace page and listen to their sound. Also you could try and find some good Hip Hop Magazines not the big names but other more independant ones and they should have good groups(street press is often a good source).
Good Luck with the everlasting quest.
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