are there any albums that pick a lot of samples and make their own music out of their samples ?
Are there any albums that pick a lot of samples and make their own music out of their samples ?
James Rivera
Henry Adams
since I left you
Chase Harris
Hip hop
Mason Howard
Hunter Carter
Panda Bear - Person Pitch
Oneohtrix Point Never - Replica
Jacob Reed
entire genres built on that
plunderphonics, chopped and screwed, vaporwave (some cases more some cases less), a lot of breakcore subgenres tend to mix a bunch of samples too
Samuel Gomez
Doopees, stoch hausen and walkman, kid koala
Julian Stewart
Gavin Baker
>ill steal bits and pieces of boomers and millennials work and claim i made something. This way I won't have to learn an instrument or actually put in the time to become talented.
Zoomers in a nutshell.
Evan Garcia
sampling is not new
its been around way before hip hop
Jonathan Russell
death's dynamic shroud
Ryan Ward
>the thing I'm doing is not new
I know zoomy. That was my point.
Parker Cooper
Nic Sequeira is a good example of effective sampling. In his new song, Ferric Oxide Nightmare," I can make out at least 2 samples, both of which totally slap:
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His songs have a ton of samples, and they're all utilized really effectively and transformatively
Lucas Brown
FUCK yeah bro. I honestly don't know anyone who's better at sampling than Nic. He just pulls these words out of thin air and collages them up. He slices and dices old tapes and stuff like a chop-o-matic
Matthew Adams
Liam Powell
Nic reminds me a lot of The Bran Flakes or the Tape Beatles of some of those late 20th century plunderphonics groups, but with the added compliment of original instrumentation and vocals. The things Nic is able to pull off with as little as a basic tape deck is honestly inspirational. Looking forward to whatever the mad lad cooks up next
Juan Lee
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Oh yeah of course Negativland and Prince Paul, 2 of the zoomiest zoomers ever, right wojak spammer?? Go back
Isaac Hernandez
Elijah Green
Hell yeah bro. Good to see a fellow Nic fan here on mu, his music makes me want to do fucking backflips with how cool his production value is
Xavier Flores
Luke Nelson
I like the opening sample on "Brutal Adhesive". It's one of Nic's best songs in my opinion, definitely doesn't get enough respect in the Nic back catalog. As far as advanced sampling techniques go, it's on the next fucking level
Austin Cooper
i only sample my own music.
Luis Taylor
Anthony Martinez
mid
Ayden Gutierrez
That kind of music peaked around 2000. Check out pretty much any hip hop or plunderponics album from then
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