Bishop Lamont; Just Don’t Die (Red Band Trailer)

Bishop Lamont youtube channel Bishop Lamont – Just Don’t Die (Red A collaboration between Bishop Lamont and GiftedGlitch Directed, Filmed & Edited by GiftedGlitch Courtesy of Revindicated™ Somewhere between the living and the forgotten lies a place where art refuses to die. Just Don’t Die is a descent into that world . a cinematic parable stitched together through rhythm, blood, and belief. Directed, Filmed & Edited by: GiftedGlitch Presented by: Revindicated™ Artist: Bishop Lamont Project: Just Don’t Die (Red Band Trailer) Official Merchandise 🎩 www.therevindicated.com

RELATED LINKS; FatCap Magazine interview > Bishop Lamont; The Reformation (“God Damn N!gga, It’s About Fucking Time!”) (2008)

Freaking Out With Billy Hume; The One Drum Sound Behind a Million Hit Songs > TR-808

Freaking Out With Billy Hume youtube channel The one drum you've heard on a million hits didn’t come from a plugin — it came from a drum machine. In this video, I tell the real story of how the kick drum from the Roland TR-808 evolved into the massive bass sound that now defines hip-hop, trap, pop and much of modern music. What started as a simple analog drum sound was re-recorded, processed, and shaped over decades into the foundation of countless hit records. Having recorded and mixed some of the biggest rap songs of the era, I show exactly how this sound was used and demonstrate a few of the technical things I did that contributed to the evolution of the 808 sound. I also talk with Mr. Collipark (the producer for the Ying Yang Twins, V.I.C., Soulja Boy, Bubba Sparxxx and others) about his early days using the 808 drums sound and his thoughts on how it became one of the most prevalent sounds in music today. This isn’t theory or internet history — it’s the studio reality behind one sound you’ve heard a million times. Once you hear it, you’ll never hear music the same way again. If you have any thoughts or opinions about this, leave a comment. Polarity VS Phase - Part 1: • Polarity VS Phase - Part 1 Polarity VS Phase - Part 2 - • Polarity vs Phase - Part 2 Mixing Low End: • Looking At Phase In A Mix | Getting Full L... Subscribe here: / @freakingoutwithbillyhume Car Stereo / Subwoofer Videos by: @Michael Singer - • Breaking my windshield with the LMS 18s (5... @DibeezyTheGifted - • Video @Foo87 - • Grippin the Grain (CAKE79) @bryanshurtleff15 - • grippin the grain roof flex @twistedchild420 - • Grippin tha Grain C&S-4 DAD BD 12's on 6K @goblegoblemotherfuc - • Gripping the grain on 2 12" mojos @deeje00 - • Dc xl 10 grippin the grain @Granadier - • Bonecrusher, Grippin Grain, RD audio 15" @Mrsoundaudio2011 - • Saturn Ion 2 18's Grippin The Grain Choppe... @caged420 - • grippin the grain @Savage813 - • W7 Grippin the grain @arch417powersports - • 15" alpine type r banging! Support this channel by becoming a Patron - / billyhume WEBSITE - https://www.billyhume.net Twitch - / billy_hume PATREON - / billyhume INSTAGRAM - / billyhume FACEBOOK - / billyhumeproducer A huge thanks to my supporters: CodeGreer Harry Stark Tylo Productions Giselle Turner Anne Sereg Justin Mullinix Ray Taylor Preeminent Game Rick Brewer Crystal Whedbee Chris Vermillion 0:00 - Intro 1:17 - The first Roland drum machines 3:03 - The TR-808 builds a cult fan base 3:50 - What was special about the 8-8 kick, how people started sampling it and evolving the sound 5:49 - Mr. Collipark on the first time he heard the 808 6:21 - The 808 became something that got passed around and shared 10:09 - The 808 evolves into the bass part 11:32 - The 808 becomes mainstream 13:14 - I took the 808 further and one of the songs I mixed became a subwoofer hit 16:17 - And the 808 evolves again... 18:37 - Outro

RELATED LINKS; The Sacred Gamer; The Sound Bite That Spawned an Entire Genre of Music > The Roland TR-808 Cowbell AND Freaking Out With Billy Hume; Who REALLY Invented Crunk?

New music; I Get a Rush (feat. Planet Asia, Flee Lord, Rim da Villin & DJ Cue > produced by Jav the Dentist)

Provided to YouTube by DistroKid I Get a Rush (feat. Planet Asia, Flee Lord, Rim da Villin & DJ Cue) · Jav the Dentist · Planet Asia · Flee Lord · Rim da Villin · DJ Cue · Planet Asia · Flee Lord · Rim Da Villin · DJ Cue I Get a Rush (feat. Planet Asia, Flee Lord, Rim da Villin & DJ Cue) ℗ Flossin For Smiles Released on: 2026-05-01 Auto-generated by YouTube.

New music; BOSS AT THE DOOR (feat. Jay Royale)

Provided to YouTube by DistroKid BOSS AT THE DOOR (feat. Jay Royale) · Daniel Son · MANZU BEATZ · Jay Royale · Daniel Son · Jay Royale BOSS AT THE DOOR (feat. Jay Royale) ℗ MANZU BEATZ Released on: 2026-04-23 Auto-generated by YouTube.

New music; Spoda “Phat Cat” (Prod. By Josh Lamont) Official video

Spoda “Phat Cat” (Prod. By Josh Lamont) Video Shot/Edited By - Bebito Off “Tuned In” album by Spoda (Fully Produced by / thememusicjosh ) Available on all platforms ▶️https://album.link/tunein Follow Spoda 🔗 Bandcamp: https://spoda1.bandcamp.com/ 🔗 Twitter: / mrdopeflow 🔗 Instagram: / spoda631 🔗 Facebook: / spoda-aka-mrdopeflow-430751183624164 🔗 SoundCloud: / dopeflow631 🔗 Apple music: / spoda 🔗 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/3wYRG... 🔗 Tidal: https://tidal.com/browse/artist/15863482 🔗 YouTube: / mrdopeflow

FX crew the video (New York graffiti 1998) ft. T-Kid, Ces, Per, Snow, Sub, Poem and many more....

ARTISTS FEATURED; -T-Kid -Ces -Per -Snow -Sub -Poem -Rek .-Daim -Loomit -Cope2 -Seen -Pose2 -Hesh

Battle Of The Year 1997 (breaking)

Google AI; The 1997 Braun Battle Of The Year (BOTY), a premier international breakdancing competition held in Germany, was won by the US-based crew Style Elements, with South Side Rockers from Germany taking second place. Renowned for its high-level powermoves, this event featured prominent performances from crews including Black Noise (South Africa) and Suicidal Lifestyle (Hungary). Key Details of BOTY 1997: Winner: Style Elements (USA). Runner-Up: South Side Rockers (Germany). Highlight: Style Elements' Super Dave showcased renowned flair and power moves during their winning performance. Significance: 1997 was a standout year in the mid-90s era of the competition that solidified BOTY's reputation as the "World Cup" of breaking, bringing together top crews from different continents. The competition continued its tradition of fostering international breaking talent, with other notable teams in 1997 including Black Noise and Suicidal Lifestyle.