this is a no from me

Nas x No ID would've been way better than Nas x Hit-Boy

Imagine thinking this

so basically the producer is sorta guides and helps members translate their sound

not too familar with George Martin but nigel does lots of mastering to give each radiohead record like signature sound and because they worked with him for every album since OKC 1997 they basically know how they act and have perfected their productivity

i believe Nigel also got them to make in rainbows when they felt lost again

basically point trying to make is when you work with one person enough you became proficient with this producer instead of random producer chucking mc to rap over

hip hop would really benefit from artists doing producer collabs just see how people receiving savage mode 2 because he benefits with working with producer that suits him

Clipse were so good due to fact that basically only worked with the Neptune's and when they did work with other producers it was bit mid tbh

lmfao this might be the worst idea i’ve ever heard, congrats OP

that’s that case closed

can be a number of things like:

providing recording studio/deciding recording conditions

working with band to come up with overall sound for the record

Mixing/mastering

tweaking the band members’ performances/parts

Imagine a T.I. x DJ Toomp collab album

i think this idea works with duo/band then solo artists unless its obvs match like 21 x metro

Mixed by Mike "El Terrioristo de Audio" Dean

Vince Staples x No ID

True but when an artist is working with one producer often the vision can get across better and collaboratively the vision is more focused. Rico Nasty with Anger Management and Zel with Unlocked come to mind

How many great rappers are willing to sit with just one producer for a whole album and how many great producers are willing to sit with one rapper for a whole album. It’s not so common for those alliegences to form

Yep, agreed. If both the producer and rapper are talented in their own right and their styles compliment you should end up with at least a good album.

On the other hand if the artist knows the sound they want then you can just choose producers that make the sound you want. This way actually has more potential I think because you aren't relying on one producer to make 10-15 good beats for you, instead you can pick the best beats from a range of producers. But of course this relies on the artist being a high calibre

no

you always talking like your opinion is law. you didn’t even add any context as to why. get your head out your own ass

It’s better to just ignore him. He’s a trash poster.

Nah

I get what OP tryna say but I think an artist can still make a cohesive album with various producers.

Eternal Atake out now

Youre a complete idiot