How can one region be so devoid of talent?
How can one region be so devoid of talent?
Nicholas Richardson
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Xavier Cox
>he doesn't listen to dub
Brandon Young
Considering how so much modern music owes itself to dub, nah.
Bentley Walker
You tell me.
t. Former citizen of UAE
John Bell
Odds are 99 to 1 you've never even looked for any
Isaiah Martinez
Would you compose masterful opuses if you could chill on the beach all day?
Hudson Lewis
I like music from countries in this region! Jamaica, the list goes on!
Adam Peterson
Please don't turn my island into the next Sup Forums meme
thanks
Nicholas Myers
Hip hop came from the spoken word music from there didn't it?
Also if you are thinking of talent as in western style music I don't think you are going to appreciate theirs
Dominic Gonzalez
explain
Jaxon Ross
Sorry Fidel.
Matthew Barnes
too hot to get anything done
Josiah Russell
Dub has influenced many genres of music, including rock (most significantly the subgenre of post-punk and other kinds of punk[5]), pop,[6] hip hop,[5] disco, and later house,[7] techno,[7] ambient,[7] electronic dance music,[8] and trip hop.[7] Dub has become a basis for the genres of jungle/drum and bass[9][10] and dubstep.[11]
Michael Sanchez
I-I can send you my soundcloud
Luke Clark
Cuba has an incredible music scene without the need to mention that club thing
Thomas Murphy
Where do you live?
Mason Miller
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Jordan Cook
>impact of dub
>can't even get dubs
Luis Hughes
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Daniel Roberts
Garifuna is great.
Jace Adams
are you fucking retarded? hip hop originated from Jamaican DJs, reggae is also from there.
Owen Carter
Which are both fucking awful.
Daniel Nguyen
No. Sissy white boy music is fucking awful.
Lincoln Thompson
Wait, I thought San Jose was in the USA?
Oliver Morgan
There's a San Jose in California.
Owen Allen
>tfw the internet is so retarded you can't even tell if posts like these are ironic anymore
Owen Johnson
t. Car Seat Headrest Fan
Nicholas Myers
Some forms of music from the Caribbean had "toasting" which was kind of proto-rapping. Not sure if reggae at any point did but I think dub and dancehall did. So rapping was influenced by that, which is why I think it's stupid to see people arguing about grime ripping off hip hop because it has rapping in it while it seems more like it developed separately from UK garage and taking the same toasting influence from Caribbean music.
Josiah Myers
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Justin James
Actually, this was me.
I don't even know who the artist you posted is.
Elijah Sanders
Latin America has its fair share of quality folk/singer-songwriter musicians.
Easton Cooper
What has New Zealand done in recent history for music? I can't think of anything
Benjamin Young
i think serj from system of a down lives there now. he performs with an orchestra from there a lot.
but hes not even from there so i dont think it counts
Anthony Morgan
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Dominic Reed
OP is a fucking pleb
Dominic Harris
it took talent to make an instrument that sounds good and has a lot of notes out of an oil drum, and then learn to play that instrument
Aiden Wilson
Cuba in the first half of the 20th century probably had even stronger popular music than America - until James Brown revolutionized dance music over here, "latin music" was almost equivalent with dance music
Isaiah Morgan
you mean Poo Peeland, right?
Hunter Long
t. rapper tryna make it finna big