Hip Hop also had its heyday respectively. Each period produced some artists and hits a pretty explosive,
and have followers who are not small.
The golden age of Hip Hop began when Run DMC album spawned "Raising Hell" in 1986,
and ending with the emergence of the G-Funk in 1992. This period was dominated by musicians from the East Coast,
based in New York City. Label Def Jam Records became one of East Coast independent label at that time.
Ice T, NWA, Mobb Deep and Tupac Shakur has succeeded in creating gangsta rap to the rhythm of the music that is still dark but with a beat-beat is pretty tight. In early 1992, gangsta rap started to become a very mainstream music with the advent of Dr. Dre with The Chronic's.
This album comes with a new style called G-Funk,
which is dominated by music in 70'an. G-Funk is also the one who finally became a musical identity of West Coast Hip Hop at the time.
The names such as OutKast, No Limit, and Cash Money Records is part of this era. They are the one who popularized this type of music they so timbulah term or Bling-Bling Jiggy Era. Music in this era is called Neo Soul music is a mixture between Hip Hop and Soul music.
Hip Hop is also experiencing growth from year to year, mainly on the type of music itself. Hip Hop began to be combined with other music like rock, reggae, techno, and so forth.
Run DMC had collaborated with hard rock band Aerosmith in the song "Walk This Way".
Collaboration is really successful and rapsong sitting at number one hit in the Billboard Hot 100.
In addition to Run DMC, Beastie Boys in 1987 was also successful with its core rap hits with "Licensed to Ill" which was produced by Def Jam Records.
In this song Beastie Boys worked with Black Sabbath and Led Zeppelin,
and assisted by Kerry King, guitarist from Slayer. De La Soul's also released a rap-core song "3 Feet High and Rising" in the same year.
At around 2000, Linkin Park released an album with the genre Rapcore / Rap Rock under the name Hybrid Theory with the song In The End as his best song.
Music this one is being up-rising at the moment, and no one knows that Electro was also a part of Hip Hop music. Run DMC became dedengkot the flow on this one. "Planet Rock" from Afrika Bambaataa to target the Run DMC to be inserted with this Eelctro rhythm and was very successful in the market.
The next hits are "It's Like That" which certainly is not foreign to our ears.
Miami Bass is a part of hip hop popularized by 2 Live Crew, JJ Fad, DJ Magic Mike, and DJ Laz.
The music is very characteristic rhythm of powerful bass,
and lyrics are a little offended about sex to be part of this one group.
In the 1990s, music from New York and the East Coast became very loud music and dark, according to the life that occurred there. Artist of the year end 80'an like EPMD and Eric B and Rakim became one of the founders of the loud music with this rhythm. In addition to these two names, Public Enemy and The Bomb Squad troops also did not want to lose to express their creativity with the nuances of every crime in the lyrics of their songs. Wu-Tang Clan released their album in 1993 "Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers)", and the album is a breakthrough in the year, especially in Hardcore Hip Hop music genre.
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and have followers who are not small.
Golden Age HipHop (1986-1992)
The golden age of Hip Hop began when Run DMC album spawned "Raising Hell" in 1986,
and ending with the emergence of the G-Funk in 1992. This period was dominated by musicians from the East Coast,
based in New York City. Label Def Jam Records became one of East Coast independent label at that time.
Modern Era (1992-1998)
Ice T, NWA, Mobb Deep and Tupac Shakur has succeeded in creating gangsta rap to the rhythm of the music that is still dark but with a beat-beat is pretty tight. In early 1992, gangsta rap started to become a very mainstream music with the advent of Dr. Dre with The Chronic's.
This album comes with a new style called G-Funk,
which is dominated by music in 70'an. G-Funk is also the one who finally became a musical identity of West Coast Hip Hop at the time.
Jiggy / Bling-Bling Era (1998-Present)
The names such as OutKast, No Limit, and Cash Money Records is part of this era. They are the one who popularized this type of music they so timbulah term or Bling-Bling Jiggy Era. Music in this era is called Neo Soul music is a mixture between Hip Hop and Soul music.
Subgenre of Hip Hop
Hip Hop is also experiencing growth from year to year, mainly on the type of music itself. Hip Hop began to be combined with other music like rock, reggae, techno, and so forth.
Rapcore
Run DMC had collaborated with hard rock band Aerosmith in the song "Walk This Way".
Collaboration is really successful and rapsong sitting at number one hit in the Billboard Hot 100.
In addition to Run DMC, Beastie Boys in 1987 was also successful with its core rap hits with "Licensed to Ill" which was produced by Def Jam Records.
In this song Beastie Boys worked with Black Sabbath and Led Zeppelin,
and assisted by Kerry King, guitarist from Slayer. De La Soul's also released a rap-core song "3 Feet High and Rising" in the same year.
At around 2000, Linkin Park released an album with the genre Rapcore / Rap Rock under the name Hybrid Theory with the song In The End as his best song.
Electro
Music this one is being up-rising at the moment, and no one knows that Electro was also a part of Hip Hop music. Run DMC became dedengkot the flow on this one. "Planet Rock" from Afrika Bambaataa to target the Run DMC to be inserted with this Eelctro rhythm and was very successful in the market.
The next hits are "It's Like That" which certainly is not foreign to our ears.
Miami Bass
Miami Bass is a part of hip hop popularized by 2 Live Crew, JJ Fad, DJ Magic Mike, and DJ Laz.
The music is very characteristic rhythm of powerful bass,
and lyrics are a little offended about sex to be part of this one group.
Hardcore Hip Hop
In the 1990s, music from New York and the East Coast became very loud music and dark, according to the life that occurred there. Artist of the year end 80'an like EPMD and Eric B and Rakim became one of the founders of the loud music with this rhythm. In addition to these two names, Public Enemy and The Bomb Squad troops also did not want to lose to express their creativity with the nuances of every crime in the lyrics of their songs. Wu-Tang Clan released their album in 1993 "Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers)", and the album is a breakthrough in the year, especially in Hardcore Hip Hop music genre.
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