hip hop 2000s vs now

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hip hop 2000s vs now Anonymous 2021-04-14 (Wed) 05:35:21 No.1351

I know this may sound like a boomer take but is it weird that I prefer sample based hiphop beats of the 90s and 2000s over the generic trap beats and soulless generated EDM style beats created by an executive at Atlantic records or something? Producers like Dre, J Dilla, Nujabes had 100% more rememberable beats than whatever lil <whoever> raps over today.

Why did sample based hiphop/rnb fall out of style? is the licensing just too expensive? Maybe this is why mixtapes are better than actual albums because they don't worry about profits.

Anonymous 2021-04-14 (Wed) 14:57:53 No.1354

Nah your right old school sample beats are much better than modern shit i dont even think the main problem is licensing modern hip hop artists pay people to make beats for them and those people probably dont give a fuck and make a dozen standard beats a day

Anonymous 2021-04-14 (Wed) 15:12:35 No.1356

Music has been industrialized. Nothing 'boomer' about noticing.

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