La mixtape es un despelote drum n bass que parece hecha por un DJ con exceso de cafeína y un pollo hiperactivo dándole al botón de boost. Mezclar a La Zowi con MF Doom, pasar por Skrillex, Dua Lipa y acabar en The Fugees debería ser ilegal, pero aquí funciona: todo vibra, salta y picotea en tu cabeza. Es como si un pollo entrara en un corral lleno de géneros musicales y saliera con el drop perfecto. En resumen: caótica, rápida y sorprendentemente deliciosa.
En una escena electrónica cada vez más fragmentada, “Ba$$$” llega como una declaración colectiva de intenciones. La mixtape —que reúne a Don Peligro, Kid Cala, Chico Blanco, Plasaporros y Califato 3/4 entre otros— funciona como un mapa emocional del nuevo sonido bass hispano, un territorio donde el club se mezcla con la herencia andaluza, el breakbeat con la saeta digital, y el sudor del after con la poesía de la calle.
Esta mixtape es la mezcla perfecta de ritmos relajados, samples polvorientos y barras que encajan justo en su sitio. Sin prisas, sin postureo — solo groove puro y energía chill. Perfecta para desconectar, estudiar o dar una vuelta por la ciudad con la cabeza asintiendo al ritmo y la mente en calma.Rap en castellano y portugués.
Sumérgete en un viaje sonoro que combina ritmos afro, funk, jazz y electrónica de la mano de algunos de los artistas más frescos de la escena global. Desde las vibraciones hipnóticas de Quantic y los grooves irresistibles de The Souljazz Orchestra, hasta los toques modernos de Bosq, Flow Dynamics y Renegades of Jazz, este mixtape es una celebración de la fusión cultural y el poder del ritmo.Ideal para: bailar, dejarse llevar, inspirarse o simplemente perderse en una sesión llena de energía, sabor y calidad musical.💥 Prepárate para moverte al ritmo de Afro Groove on the Move, refrescarte con Agua Fría y sumergirte en el remix de Bossa for Bebo. Una mezcla que rompe fronteras y conecta continentes. 🌍✨
An immersive dive into the realm of Drum & Bass! This mix is a blast of rhythm and energy, taking you on an exhilarating sonic journey. With pulsating beats and the characteristic deep bass, each track blended in this set immerses you in a whirlwind of enveloping sounds. The perfect fusion of intricate melodies and unbeatable energy makes this mix a must-listen for Drum & Bass enthusiasts.
80's rap mixtape
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Northern soul is a music and dance movement that emerged in Northern England and the English Midlands in the late 1960s from the British mod scene, based on a particular style of black American soul music, especially from the mid-1960s, with a heavy beat and fast tempo (100 bpm and above)[1][2] or American soul music from northern cities such as Detroit, Chicago and others.
Session for the dance floor 💃🎇 Póntela para salir a la pista de baile a darlo todo con géneros como el nu disco, nu funk, dance ... si no se puede bailar no es mi revolución
Aquí tenéis una selección HIP HOP de los temas que más me gustaron de los 90, disfrutadla, paz y amor!
HIP HOP selection of the songs that I liked the most from the 90s, enjoy it, peace and love!
Continuing with the Italian labels, here I bring you a selection from the Groove Culture label, more focused on soulful house, enjoy it!!
Continuando con los sellos italianos, aquí os traigo una selección del sello Groove Culture, más enfocado al soulful house, disfrutalo!
Artists #joeynegro #mickymore #sergefunk #funkatomic
Latin house rhythms to make it hot!
This mixtape is made as a small tribute to the player Kobe Bryant, choosing the songs that I liked the most from the next NBA2K21 game, which also pays tribute to the Black Mamba. Love for everyone
Este mixtape está hecho como un pequeño homenaje al jugador Kobe Bryant, escogiendo los temas que más me han gustado del próximo juego NBA2K21, él cual, también rinde homenaje a la Black Mamba. Amor para todos .
A blistering hybrid of hip-hop, garage and Jamaican dancehall, GRIME is the sound of some of the most deprived areas in London, in which MCs spit fiery rhymes about the violence on their doorsteps over jagged rhythms and rumbling bass frequencies. The scene is most vibrant in its east London birthplace, though grime culture is already beginning to spread to Manchester, Munich, Paris and beyond.
Un híbrido abrasador de hip-hop, garage y dancehall jamaicano, el Grime es el sonido de algunas de las áreas más desfavorecidas de Londres, en las que los MCs escupen rimas ardientes sobre la violencia en sus puertas sobre ritmos irregulares y frecuencias bajas. La escena es más vibrante en su lugar de nacimiento del este de Londres, aunque la cultura de la mugre ya está comenzando a extenderse a Manchester, Munich, París y más allá.
Uk Hip Hop mixtape
Tributo a esas magnificas pista de patinaje convertidas en discotecas
Small session recorded for Confined Concerts of the group @joves.barbera
Pequeña sesion grabada para Conciertos Confinados del grupo @joves.barbera
Soca began its development in the early 1970s and grew in popularity throughout that decade. Soca's development as a musical genre included its fusion with Calypso, Chutney, Soul/Funk, Zouk, Latin, Cadence and traditional West African rhythms. Soca simply means the " (So)ul of (Ca)lypso", however the name has nothing to do with the fusion of American Soul music and Calypso, as Soca is rhythmically a fusion of African/Calypso and East Indian rhythms. Soca's history is multi-faceted. Regarding its name, Lord Shorty initially spelled his musical hybrid as "sokah" and stated in a 1979 interview with Carnival Magazine that "I came up with the name soca. I invented soca. And I never spelt it s-o-c-a. It was s-o-k-a-h to reflect the East Indian influence."[7] The s-o-c-a spelling quickly became the popular spelling after a journalist, Ivor Ferreira, interviewed Shorty for an article that was published during the 1976 Trinidad Carnival season. The article was titled "Shorty is Doing Soca" and so s-o-c-a quickly became the accepted spelling for this new modern style of Calypso music.
Ladies stomp on the Trap and Hip Hop panorama, they were always there, but now with more force than ever.
Mixtape with songs that I usually listen to when I have a low morale, especially due to the confinement by COVID 19
Following the thread of the previous mixtape, in this appears the typical Blackploitation sound of the 70s but performed by current groups. There are a couple of themes from yesteryear, see if you guess.
I have always been fascinated by the disco sounds of the 70s from where the first breaks of hip hop would emerge. Currently there are groups that perfectly reproduce that sound Escort, Tuxedo, Me & My Toothbrush, Chromeo ... among many others that you can listen to in this mixtape, and some 90 award sound, enjoy yourself and on the dance floor.
As not from the hand of Fela Kuti, this string of influenced musicians comes to us, most of them African or with roots from the old continent. A mixtape full of funky reefs with afro percussions.
A selection of the roots of reggae that reach our times. From the controversial figure of Eek to Mouse The first of these is the famous Peter Tosh, the grammy-winning Steel Pulse, the Half Pint version and the prolific Barrignton Levy, as well as the famous Bob Marley, who, by way of an anecdote, drove a BMW, so it was funny to him that a car brand had his group's initials on it. It also contains a theme by the explicit Max Romeo, the sponsor of Ansell Collins (famous composer) I Wayne, the American group The Toyes fervent defenders of the legalization of marijuana. The original Toots & the Maytals without whom today's reggae would be nothing. Prince Fatty, who has worked a lot in the world of Rap and Hollie Cook, daughter of Sex Pistols drummer Paul Cook. And to finish off, the vegetarian Ini Kamoze, co-author of the well-known song "Here Comes the Hotstepper" heard on all the fashion shows in the 90s.
From the streets of Detroit get a techno that uses classic elements of soul and jazz. In this Moodymann is a key piece and its clear influence has spread like wildfire through many parts of the planet.
Mientras la Costa Este y Oeste se disputaban el reinado del rap en EEUU, llegó el sur y se quedó con el trono. Desde los inicios con Lil Jon y Ludacris en Atlanta, Jermain Dupri en Asheville, abrirían puertas al autodenominado creador del trap T.I, los multipremiados Outkast, a la potencia de Killer Mike, al malote de Gucci Mane, y para poner la guinda 2Chainz y DaBaby. El Sur manda!