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The downtempo from this era seems less contained by genre, more free flowing. Feels more like "songs" rather than "tracks", even with no vocals I find the 90's downtempo to be more interesting and musical in comparison to what is popular in the downtempo arena today.
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| quote: | Originally posted by Syntonic
So did they just take the strings from Quincy's Summer In The City? Anyways that track has soul. |
The one melody is from that track yes it seems. Wonder where Quincy got it from 
The deep strings in Les Nuits are what get me excited.
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| quote: | Originally posted by Looney4Clooney
i think you will find similar but better stuff done by actual bands that do this. |
Nightmares on Wax is pro level IMO. Who do you like now that is doing it better?
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Feb-04-2013 17:57
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| quote: | Originally posted by SYSTEM-J
NOW made trip-hop, or just instrumental hip-hop (in the inlay of Smoker's Delight he talks about how trip-hop was just a trendy new name for hip-hop), and there are plenty of people still making great instrumental hip-hop. |
Who do you like doing it now? I want strings and vocals and melodies. I have the Dillatroit EP but that's a little too hard for me at times.
http://www.discogs.com/Dilla-Dog-Di...release/3688001
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Feb-04-2013 19:37
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SYSTEM-J
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Feb-04-2013 19:38
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| quote: | Originally posted by SYSTEM-J
Onra, Madlib, Nujabes (sadly RIP)... Stone's Throw Records is the go-to label for this sound. J Dilla's "Donuts" is considered a modern classic, and I don't think it sounds "hard" at all so you might like that more than Dillatroit. If you listen around you'll surely find something that hits the spot. Although I will say that a lot of J Dilla / Madlib inspired stuff will tend to have 25-30 really short tracks on an album, creating a dense, ever-changing sample collage, rather than the "songs" you talk about in the OP. |
Thanks can you recommend specific albums to focus on that are comparable to Smoker's Delight in style and level of musicality?
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