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Hit-Boy, Big Hit & HitgirlLENA Speak On Jumping Off The Porch, Winning Grammy’s, Prison, New Mus Hotney 8 Bekeken • 2 jaar geleden

Hit-Boy, Big Hit & HitgirlLENA "Off The Porch" Interview (Live From LA)

We recently caught up with Hit-Boy, Big Hit & HitgirlLENA while out in LA for a very special edition of “Off The Porch” interview! During our conversation they talked Hitgirl talked about growing up in North Carolina, moving to LA last year, jumping off the porch when she was 13, Big Hit speaks on his upbringing, his relationship with his dad, having to grow up early, living on his own when he was 12 years old, the culture in LA during the early 80’s, turning to the streets, getting locked up for the first time when he was 12, Hit-Boy growing up knowing about his dad’s reputation, starting to take music seriously when he was 13, explains how he got into making beats, Hitgirl explains how her father inspired her to start making music, raps the first song she ever wrote, Big Hit being locked up for 30 years of his life including 9 years in the hole, deciding to focus on music when he came home the last time, being beaten nearly to death by the police while locked up in county, catching Covid 3 times while locked up during the pandemic, Hit-Boy moving to Atlanta & working with Polow Da Don, getting his first major placement on J-Lo’s album, advice he received from Polow, producing Lil Wayne & Eminem’s “Drop The World”, winning 3 Grammy’s, Big Hit going straight to the studio when he left jail, their song “Police”, being creative with concepts for their songs, their song “Monte Carlo” with Dom Kennedy, their project ‘Black & Whites’ with The Alchemist, producing for Jay-Z & Nas, Hitgirl’s song “Gank Move”, preferring to write instead of freestyling, producing Kanye’s “Clique” with Big Sean & Jay-Z, producing Kendrick Lamar’s “Backseat Freestyle”, producing A$AP Rocky’s “1Train”, producing Big Sean’s “Friday Night Cypher”, working closely with Dom Kennedy, Big Hit reveals one of the biggest life lessons he learned, Hitgirl’s goals, upcoming projects, and much more!

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"Off The Porch" is Dirty Glove Bastard's exclusive interview series where artists, producers, DJs & industry insiders are given a platform to tell their unfiltered story. Dirty Glove Bastard was created in 2007 to shine more light on the buzzing, regional music scenes in the South & Midwest.

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Ready Freddie Washington Breaks Down his Most Iconic Bass Parts Hotney 8 Bekeken • 2 jaar geleden

Ready Freddie Washington is one of the most successful session bassists ever, having worked with legends like Michael Jackson, Herbie Hancock, Anita Baker, and many more. Freddie has recorded and written countless hit songs, and has inspired generations of people with his prolific playing.

Today, we are sitting down with Freddie to talk about his profound career, revisit some of his biggest songs, and learn about the gear/techniques he used to get his signature sound.

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Table of Contents
00:00 Freddie Plays “Forget Me Nots” by Patrice Rushen
02:53 How Freddie Wrote “Forget Me Nots”
07:15 The Story Behind Freddie’s P-Bass
08:48 “Forget Me Nots” Session
10:24 Freddie’s Work with Anita Baker
14:00 Freddie Plays “Sweet Love” by Anita Baker
17:54 All Parts’ Badass Bridges
18:59 Freddie’s Ability to Arrange
21:45 Working with Phil Collins
22:58 The Dawn of the 5-String Bass
25:09 What was a Phil Collins Session Like?
27:38 Freddie Plays “Two Hearts” by Phil Collins
30:50 Sweetwater Gear Exchange
31:55 Freddie’s Work with Dionne Warwick
37:39 Freddie Plays “That’s What Friends Are For” by Dionne Warwick
41:46 Rotosound Strings
42:05 Writing on the Fly for a Session
43:25 Recording Bass for DeBarge
47:37 Freddie Plays “All This Love” by DeBarge
50:30 Vertex Buffer Interface
51:39 The Brilliance of El DeBarge
53:47 How Freddie Started Playing with Herbie Hancock
57:52 Freddie Plays “Just Around the Corner” by Herbie Hancock
01:00:02 The Rig Dr. Pedalboard Building Services
01:01:07 Remembering Bass Parts from Decades Ago
01:02:26 Reflecting on Photos & Videos from Freddie’s Career
01:17:56 Thanks for Watching!

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CREDITS
Host/Producer: Mason Marangella
Guest: Freddie Washington
Videographer: Ricky Chavez
Video Editing: Mason Mejia
Co-Production/Design: Mason Mejia
Engineer: Giovanni Washington
Audio Editing: Alex Doty

CORRECTIONS
43:35 - incorrectly shows the band, Switch (featuring members of DeBarge), but is not DeBarge

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Woo-hoo!: How Blur Mocked Grunge & Destroyed Britpop ["Song 2"] | New British Canon Hotney 8 Bekeken • 2 jaar geleden

At first, Blur were a band that prided themselves on their Britishness. They wrote keenly observational pop songs about 18-30 Holidays, The Shipping Forecast, Sunday Lunch and the Quiet Frustrations of Everyday British Life. In Britain, it made them heroes. But in the US they were nobodies.

So it was quite the surprise that midway through the 90s, they made an about-face and unleashed a screaming chunk of Apple Pie-scented Grunge rawk, the key modern jock jam. But how did they get there? Why was a jumbo jet involved? And was it just a joke aimed squarely to whom it appealed? This is New British Canon and this is the Story of “Song 2.”

#Blur #Britpop #MusicDocumentary

Fact-checking by Chad Van Wagner.

Soundtrack
Luar - Citrine (https://soundcloud.com/luarbeats)
Jesse Gallagher - The Golden Present
Luar - Anchor (https://soundcloud.com/luarbeats)

00:00 Introduction
00:52 Blur & Britpop's Ascension: "So The Story Begins..."
07:17 The Great Escape: "I Am So Sad, I Don't Know Why"
15:30 Recording Blur: "Sad Drunk and Poorly"
22:30 Creating Song 2: "When I Feel Heavy Metal"
28:07 Enduring Legacy of Blur & Song 2

Sources:
The Last Party: Britpop, Blair and the Demise of English Rock by John Harris, 2004, Harper Perennial
Verse, Chorus, Monster! By Graham Coxon, 2022, Faber
The Life of Blur by Martin Power, 2013, Omnibus Press
Isle of Noises by Daniel Rachel, 2013, Picador
Starshaped - Documentary (1993) dir. Matthew Longfellow
Blur - The South Bank Show (1999) dir Gerald Fox
No Distance Left to Run - Documentary (2010) dir. Dylan Southern & Will Lovelace
“Blur: Britain’s Class Act” Steven Daly, Rolling Stone, Nov 1994
"The Hic Parade" Ted Kessler, NME, Dec 1994
"Blur: The Return Of The Fab Four" Paul Mathur, Melody Maker, Aug 1995
"Blur: The Return Of The Fab Four: Part Two" Paul Mathur, Melody Maker, Aug 1995
“Graham Coxon: I'm Completely at Odds With Everything” Keith Cameron, NME, Sep 1995
"Blur: England Expects" Chris Heath, The Face, Sep 1995
"Gold, Nonsense and Blur" Johnny Cigarettes, NME, Dec 1995
“Blur: Stop The Band, I Wanna Get Off!” Adrian Deevoy, Q, Mar 1996
“Blur in America” Everett True, Melody Maker, Mar 1996
"Blur Clear Things Up" Susan Kaplow, Addicted To Noise, 1997
“What Have We Done?” Roy Wilkinson, Select Magazine, Mar 1997
“‘Sly Stone Meets Black Sabbath’” Roy Wilkinson, Select Magazine, Mar 1997
“One day, all this will be ours” David Cavanagh, Q Magazine, Apr 1997
“Blur Knocks The Pulp Out Of Oasis, Right?” Erik Himmelsbach, Pulse!, Apr 1997
“Red White and Blur“ Sylvia Patterson, Spin Magazine, Aug 1997
"Woo Hoo!" Michael Dwyer, Rolling Stone Australia, Sep 1997
“Chaos Has Reappeared, Everyone’s Drunk Again Great!” Mark Beaumont, NME, Nov 1997
“The Death of a Party” Stuart Maconie, Select, Aug 1999
“Alex James explains Blur’s ‘knickers-off headbanger’“ Q Magazine's 1001 Best Songs Ever, 2003
“It was all a bit of a Blur…” Ally Carnwath, The Observer, May 2009
“Blur – Album By Album, by Stephen Street, William Orbit and Ben Hillier” Nick Hasted, Uncut, Jul 2009
"Thinking outside the box" Jake Kennedy, Record Collector, Jun 2012
"Graham Coxon: All a blur" Fiona Sturges, Independent, May 2012
“Woo-hoo! 20 Years Ago, Blur's 'Song 2' Became an Unlikely Sports Anthem” Rick Paulas, VICE, Apr 2017
“‘We Found Our Own Heavy Psychedelia’” Martin Aston, Mojo Magazine, Nov 2023
“‘C’est quoi ce bordel?’” François Moreau, Les Inrockuptibles, Dec 2023

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Smif-N-Wessun's Steele: “Bucktown is Everywhere,” Tek on Not Having Time 2 Grieve From Loss of Hotney 8 Bekeken • 2 jaar geleden

Watch as #SmifNWessun stops by #UniqueAccessEnt and Steele discusses how "Bucktown" is everywhere. Tek also tells #SorenBaker about now having time to grieve from loss of life. Watch & subscribe.

Watch General Steele on Smif-N-Wessun’s “Dah Shinin’” COVER STORY -- https://youtu.be/KqTute5Avs4
Watch General Steele on Cocoa Brovaz Name Change & Boot Camp Clik in Same Room is Like “One Night In Miami -- https://youtu.be/q_8_vSw3Mlw
Pick up a copy of General Steele's "By My Own Hands" book -- https://www.smifnwessun.com/st....ore/by-my-own-hands-

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The D.O.C.: "History has so often been written by the victors, that you very rarely ever get the real story behind anything. So it’s really important to hear from the people that were there, which is exactly what Soren Baker shares in this book. He writes about it and he’s honest about it."

Xzibit: "Hip-hop changed the world. Gangster rap changed the narrative, and then changed the world again. Soren Baker has been a very integral part of documenting hip-hop on the West Coast for as long as I can remember. I don’t think anybody is more qualified to write this book."

Leslie “Big Lez” Segar: "Soren Baker has changed the perspective of gangster rap by putting his pen to paper. He has given hip-hop power, proven its potential, and made non-believers contemplate all of its possibilities. The truth in his writing leaves no stone unturned, something he's done again with The History of Gangster Rap. Soren doesn’t just champion hip-hop. He also reveals its flaws and its truths."

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