I dont think much of the newer generation do graff, djing, or breaking anymore. Most of the focus is on making beats or rapping. The rest are like the lost elements of hip hop

well you can still check these out if youd like

i dont have a price on them so you can just listen

tonyknocksproductions.bandcamp.com

and ill get back to you later with my new bandcamp

Word I'll take a look probably tomorrow when I can. I just appreciate how this site has solid musicians and it's not all weird like on reddit

Edit lol real af with the dart punk cover

oh yeah for all the s***posting and weirdos on this site, there are surprisingly MANY talented people to counter

like you would be amazed

edit: my fav group oat lol still till this day

Damn I gotta find my “aint no sunshine” beat, that was the sample right there!

You know if they got a bandcamp plugin so fans can buy songs directly off your website?

I have no idea how that works unfortunately but there's gotta be a way you can connect something like that if I can regularly get vinyl and stuff off Bandcamp(just the other day I got a 250 limited wounded touch vinyl,local metalcore band that's blowing tf up) , at least I'd think?

I'm pretty sure I get alerts for merch even after I follow and agree to the email type alerts (which is very streamlined: follow > do you want to sign up for the mailing list?>agree - this is how I got one of those spaceghostpurp super limited vinyl)

Dope, will definitely look into the possibilities

Been deep in this s*** since 7-8 years old

Is that frosty flakez b?

I know quite a bit. like Kanye West and Playboi Carti :)

listened to it since i was a baby, first song i ever remember hearing was killing me softly by the fugees, mom had the score on cassette and used to play it while getting ready in her room

participated in all the elements of hip hop except bboying

produced for about 14 years, got close to some things but never was able to break big

just listen now, but its the main genre ive listened to my whole life

Bboying is so damn tuff, thats why I said “nah you fit niggas can have that one”

Some rap s***

My First Freestyle
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Did it Again
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Options
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Devin Booker
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Let’s Go
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Some more melodic/R&B with some rap s***

Ain’t No Way
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Stardust
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Code Red
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Ultimate Eye
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Let me know what you think I love this music s*** so much

Whos that singin on stardust?

These are all very dope keep it up !

Need all the older heads to assemble and create a Hip Hop EP

That’s my brother, lead singer of our band

I actually grew up listening to R&B, Gospel, and a bit of Country. My first slice of Hip Hop was when I was around 3-4 years old and I ain't never looked back. As I grew older I started getting more and more into Hip Hop as not only just a music for to dance to(I used to B-Boy as a kid) but more of an artform. It's reflected in my style, artwork, creative writing, fashion, and everything I do. I guess I consider myself Hip Hop. I always look for new s*** to listen to and yet I still appreciate what came before. I ain't a rapper but I do pieces and concepts that trace back to Hip Hop.

It's not the only genre I listen to(R&B, Jazz, Electronic, Alternative, Rock, House, Afrobeats, Techno, Ambient) but it's definitely among the most important

So Deep that my first hip hop song I was obsessed with was The Thong Song when I was 5 years old

born into it

Listening to old fat trel mixtapes