Name an artist in the 2010s more innovative than James Ferraro.
Name an artist in the 2010s more innovative than James Ferraro
Carter Fisher
Chase Morgan
Death Grips
Dylan Long
Bones
Aaron Lee
>run of the mill hip hop
>innovative
KEK
Liam Morris
this
>>run of the mill hip hop
yeah there are so many hip-hop albums that sound like Niggas On The Moon
John Nelson
tho I enjoy ferraro moar atm
Gavin Adams
Looks like the one dude spamming Ferraro on Sup Forums finally got out of prison. Congrats on your release.
Sebastian Morales
Hey man dont post pics of me on here
Benjamin Taylor
>Ferraro
>Babyfather/Dean Blunt
M A R C E L - C O R E
Grayson Walker
hey james, LOVIN' the new joint
STARBUCKS!
>select all images with coffee
lol dude
Jason Powell
Oh yeah cause DJ Khaled and Lil Wayne sound like Bottomless Pit and Money Store
Dylan Ortiz
BP and TMS are pretty basic industrial hip-hop with occasional moments of brilliance.
their other albums however, are masterpieces
Asher Long
Oh-Pee-En
Samuel Morgan
Whoever made this.
Chase Walker
FUCKING
THIS
Blake Mitchell
oneohtrix
Ayden Russell
Young Thug
Isaiah Harris
Sicko Mobb - one of the true innovators of our time.
Ryan King
>Ironic meme music
>innovative
Logan Perry
???? james Ferraro is modern classical
Robert Murphy
>camwhoring is innovative
Julian Gonzalez
Jims ferreri betterdohgh
Henry Russell
>Death Grips
>More innovative than Papa Ferraro
you're fucking insane and obviously have never listened to Ferraro lol.
Cooper Nelson
This is about the only other correct answer. Kaoss Edge, R+7, Garden of Delete, are all some of the most innovative music I've heard in recent years.
Juan Evans
>Kaoss Edge - Looking Glass
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Its like a combo of IDM, Metal, MF Doom and some weird new-wave and synth based music. Like, with Garden of Delete Lopatin seems to take conventional EDM and Metal instrumentation and use them in the most unconventional ways, which creates some pretty cool moments like on Sticky Drama from GoD, he uses what would normally be a Hardstyle Bass in a completely unconvetional way for a hard style bass to be used. It sweeps up a note in quarter and half note successions.
But yeah, I'm not like the most knowledgeable of music and would be totally interested in hearing anyone's retorts to OPN being the most innovative of the 2010's.
Kevin Lewis
dean blunt n sun kil moon bb
Juan Walker
Dean Blunts last couple releases have left me pretty uninterested, and sun kil moon I don't think I've ever looked into. I suppose now is as good a time as any.
Samuel Thomas
tell me what other albums sound like black metal and redeemer
Elijah King
I wasn't denying his creativity or innovation. I like Redeemer, Black Metal I couldn't really get into. I was referring to the most recent Hype Williams release and his Babyfather release when I said I was pretty uninterested.
I can't really think of anything that sounds like Redeemer or Black Metal, but the same could be said for R+7 or Garden of Delete and Kaoss Edge. R+7 has even spawned imitators in a way I feel. People constantly say Ferraro's Human Story 3 sounds like a rip off of R+7. I don't really hear it throughout the album but I can hear it on the first track, and even then it isn't necessarily a rip off as much as it is a similar sense of atmosphere due to the instrumentation.
Brayden Rodriguez
yeah those aren't db *releases* and I agree they're shitty
hs3 is more of an sims 3 ripoff
R+7 ripoffs philip glass just on the first track thoyoutube.com
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Josiah Robinson
yt gave me wr0ng link
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Gavin Reyes
Fail.
If you're talking about Mad Rush, the fact that they both have an organ doesn't negate the fact that R+7 is completely and utterly innovational and one of a kind.
Colton Ramirez
who here has been to Jarvid 9?
Hunter Hernandez
>negate the fact that R+7 is completely and utterly innovational and one of a kind.
Where did I imply that? r+7 is one my fav albums of the 10s
how can you deny the grid doesn't sound like boring angel?
Jack Miller
I've never been, but I've heard transmissions of the Gecko.
In all seriousness though, these albums aren't from 2010+.
Andrew Price
I thought you were referring to Mad Rush, your videos didn't work.
Even so, this still doesn't sound like Boring Angel. First of all, Boring Angel starts with one droning organ note and then arppeggiates sporadically upwards.
And you're right, you didn't say that. I thought however, you were implying Dean Blunt is the clear winner over OPN.
But yeah The Grid doesn't sound like Boring Angel in the slightest. You have a three note bass line playing with a trilling horn and it builds into a complex melodical structure. About the only thing that bares resemblance is the layering and build up.