Regional Hood music

[MEXCOM]

miami bass was tight. but the g funk sound basically killed it.

On a side note: Above The Law are fucking dope though. Especially considering both Cold187um and Kokane (and I know Kokane wasnt a member but he worked with them enough) had family in the Motown/Stax records music business.

Another side note: Cold187um claims that the G funk sound came form him and not Dre. I don't know too much about that. Dre might be a legend but he's a straight up bitch. I wouldn't put it past him.

 

[Eunuch]

I didn't forget ghettotech I just didn't post it becuse i haven't been to detroit, but I bump some of that shit plus I want people to post up regional music they have had experience with.

aight cools

 

[Eunuch]

being who i roll with, can't forget SOCA!!!!!!

the alcoholics anthem in the islands



this is more like chutney style soca though

 

[Eunuch]

i just wanted to post it cause the girl in it has some nice TIDDIES

 

[Dhadnot]

yeah ATL did create G-Funk, i think they predated Dre by at least a year with the sound.

Soca, got hip to that on the east coast, lots of Caribbean folks with Rum.

 

[Eunuch]

fuck reggaeton, it's all bout plena de panama

R.I.P. to dangerman












[dissin' reggaeton]

 

[Dhadnot]

^^^thats where the puerto rocks got reggaeton from I heard.

 

[Eunuch]

this is old but yeah, UK Grime



don't really like this song but at least it has bun-b in it. pimp-c had a verse on it too but it's not included in the video for obvious reasons

 

[Eunuch]

^^^thats where the puerto rocks got reggaeton from I heard.

that's what i've heard from my folks who introduced me to plena. panama does all the caribbean music though, not just dancehall, it also does soca and it's conscious reggae [just in spanish of course] and even some reggaeton.

 

[Sketchy B]

I lived in Eastern Cape, South Africa for a year back in the 90s and KWAITO was what everybody was partying to. It's just like euro-house + African = kwaito. There is some serious dancing in this video. Good topic.

edit: ghostridin the van at 3:10!

 

[Dhadnot]

nice never heard of kwaito, there's so,e angolan music tht mioxes house or some electronic music with some shit, it sounds a lil like baile funk

 

[D-Rose]

forgot to add in brazil, particularly in rio they have this thing they call funk, it's roots is miami bass. the media has different names for it there like baile funk, funk carioca or prohibido and other shit




by the way, watch the movie trope de elite, talks bout how the swat in brazil operate in brazilian slums

I love baile funk. Too bad I can't understand Portuguese though.

 

[Eunuch]

I lived in Eastern Cape, South Africa for a year back in the 90s and KWAITO was what everybody was partying to. It's just like euro-house + African = kwaito. There is some serious dancing in this video. Good topic.

hahaha, you beat me too it. i was gonna post bout kwaito but i got sidetracked by mapouka dancing vids......bwahhaha

 

[Sketchy B]

Gratuitous New Orleans Bounce vid, had to do it:

 

[Eunuch]

 

[kayvee]

they love japanese in nicaragua.



~k.

 

[PhantomOfFunk]

 

[rmillerpacers31]

This song has taken over Kansas City

 

[28g w/o the bag]

We don't have our own music here in Indianapolis.

We either wanna be crunk or do gangsta music. But here is some of our some music anyway.

people need to get up on that "straight out the nappy city" album.... that shit is nearly flawless.

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[Indiana]

@moet_laureateYeah I love that album. That was our anthem growing up in Indiana.

The problem with Indianapolis rap. Is we lack identity. When it was cool to be gangster we were gangster. When it was time to be crunk we got crunk. There are a lot of backpacker Now I hear a bunch of gucci mane sounding cats around town.

I guess that is how it is being in the midwest you get everybody sound instead of your own.