hip hop

Have you heard of someone saying "I do not like all music?" Music has been criticized for breaking the hearts of young people. Hip-hop has been criticized for all crimes and murders that occurred in cities across the country. Heavy metals are accused of giving young people only images of darkness and ideas in their heads. First of all, we have to ask about hip hop about the impact on us and others. Poems and stories of this form grew from the poor communities in New York in the 1970s, spread all over the world, trying to spread our message to help their culture brighten even in countries that do not speak English I am working hard.

Hip Hop Magazine describes rapier and MC, new hip hop music, concerts, events, hip hop culture including information about fashion and history. The first Hip Hop publication, The Hip Hop Hit List, was published in the 1980's. It includes the first rap music recording chart. It was launched by two brothers of Newark, New Jersey, Vincent, Charles Carroll (he is also a hip - hop organization called Nessez Boyz). They are very familiar with art forms and are aware of the need for hip hop magazines. DJs and rappers can not learn rap music style and labels. This journal remembered for the DJ as the first Rap record and distributed through the National Record Pool and Record Store in the San Francisco area of ​​New York. Charles Carroll, one of the founders, said, "At the time all DJs came to buy records in New York City but most of them did not know hot things, so we made it."

The earliest hip-hop music was played live at family gatherings and neighboring parties, not recorded. Before 1979, the recording of the live party program produced by DJ and the recording of the PA system soundboard from the early hip-hop mix was recorded. Puerto Rico's DJ Disco Wiz was the first hip-hop DJ that produced "hybrid board" and mix dubbing, and in 1977, he made a technical recording by combining sounds, special effects, and paused beats. Since 1979, the first hip - hop code has been widely believed to be "Rapper's Delight" by The Sugarhill Gang. However, there are many controversies over this statement. Some people think that "The Tim Tim III (Personality Joc)" by The Fatback Band released a part of "Rapper's Delight" as a lap record several weeks ago. The title of the first Hip Hop code is also various other claims.

Live instruments are not common in hip hop music, but they are used in many actions, and stand out in hip-hop based fusion type such as rap core. Before samplers and synthesizers become an important part of hip-hop music production, early hip-hop music such as "Rapper's Delight" (The Sugarhill Gang) and "The Breaks" (Kurtis Blow) are recording live tapes It was. In the 1980's, Stetsasonic was a pioneering example of a live hip-hop band. With the activities of goats, coups, roots, Mello-D and Rados, common, DJ Quik, UGK, OutKast, hip hop with live instruments regained a remarkable position from the late 1990 's to the early 2000' s. In recent years Robert Grapp tried live instruments emphasizing hip - hop instruments and improvisation wrappers such as Mos Def, Talib Kweli, Q - Tip, Common and Bilal Oliver of the new soul singer.