| when did hip hop culture first develop? |
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| where did hip hop culture originate? |
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| people talking or singing over a turntablist in the background |
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| what is jamaican toasting |
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| the practice of talking shit about another dj or artist to in your music to make yourself sound better |
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| rap lyrics that are improvised, acappella, or with instrumental beats |
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| funkadelic beats, soulful backing vocals, live instruments with whiny synth and rolling bassline |
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| popularized hip hop, jumped onstage to sing along to chic’s “good times”. this eventually became “rapper’s delight”. |
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| rap version of chic’s “good times” performed by Sugarhill Gang. Nile Rodgers sued and a settlement was filed and credit was given to him as cowriter. made in 1979 |
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| used parts of “I wanna do something freaky to you” by Leon Haywood. released in 1992 by Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg. recorded by Dre following a dispute and his departure from NWA and Ruthless Records |
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| made a band “The Refugees” with Wyclef Jean after he aproached her while she was in high school. She was the first female to ever be nominated for ten grammys in one year. she has 7 children, 5 from Rohan Marley. Lost Ones (1998) |
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| named 2009 artist of the decade by Billboard. interscope records requested a demo after he placed second at the 1997 rap olympics and won Wake Up Show’s freestyle performer of the year. |
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| varied and humorous audience connection, carrying concepts over a series of albums, complex rhymes, ability to bend words for rhymes, multisyllabic rhymes, fitting many rhymes in each bar, clear enunciation, use of melody, syncopation. Lose Yourself (2002) |
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| genre of alternative rock |
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| indie was originally used interchangeably with what genre |
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| what eventually became the meaning of indie |
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| acts that retained an outsied and underground perspective even after grunge and punk revival broke into mainstream in the 1990’s |
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| who were pioneers in indie |
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| mark arm of mudhoney and bruce pavitt of sub pop records |
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