Nov 7, 2020Do you prefer a bunch of varied producers, or do you prefer the rapper producer duo method?
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Nov 7, 2020
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Nov 7, 2020
Double edged sword. BC with rapper and producer combo it has the chance to sound too similar through the whole project but, it's prolly the best way to go if you're trying to tell an overall story/theme. With varied producers if you're not careful it can end up sounding like a buncha random songs thrown together if you don't keep the theme in mind. But I don't prefer one over the other classics have been made either way.Sav Stanfield, J630, Ordinary Joel and 3 others like this. -
Nov 7, 2020
I don’t really care but I think having a few different producers can make it more broad sounding. As long as the beats are good and there’s some form of cohesiveness through the album.Sav Stanfield, MichaelsMad, DKC and 2 others like this. -
Nov 12, 2020
I honestly think there is a time and a place for both. The good thing about varied producers is you get a varying sound throughout. For the most parts I listen to an album for the rapper, not the producer so it's good to see how they move over different sounds.
However, when there is undeniable chemistry then it's great to see how 2 people do it.
My personal favourite is Common - Be.Sav Stanfield, Ordinary Joel, Fire Squad and 1 other person like this. -
Nov 7, 2020
I'm not an album guy but I prefer the former, unless it's a Metro collabSav Stanfield, Fire Squad, Ordinary Joel and 1 other person like this. -
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Nov 12, 2020
Don't think I've ever had a particular preference towards either. One notion is that having one producer at the helm usually leads to a concise album (think OB4CL, and Metro album, Gangstarr discography).
On the other hand, some s--- where multiple contributors usually craft up something even more special and we get a truly unique experience. I think the caveat is that usually it keeps a certain minimum of producers and a uniform direction to retain the holistic sound (The Blueprint, Illmatic, Yeezus). I guess this sounds more appealing, but idk, if an album is good then that's all I can ask for.Sav Stanfield, Ordinary Joel and Chrollo like this. -
Nov 7, 2020
Easily varied producers. 90% of the albums produced by one producer or maybe 2/3 are boring and repetive as f--- overall.Sav Stanfield, Ordinary Joel and Mudkip like this. -
Nov 7, 2020
I'm no longer a Hip-Hop CEO cause I moved to Alaska to become Oil Industry CEO, but if I stayed Hip-Hop... boy... I would deliver Detox. Now I'm making millions selling oil.Sav Stanfield, DKC and Ordinary Joel like this.(This ad goes away when signing up) - May 11, 2025
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Nov 7, 2020
Sav Stanfield, Ordinary Joel and MichaelsMad like this.