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Fight #396: Tomblr vs. TWU
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Beat Fight #395
- Thread starter BiggChev
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battle that! round 1 voting begins in...
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When @BiggChev goes into blaxploitation style, there are no stories; I love this beat. The transition - wow! The string work and the mix sound fantastic. It flows like velvet effortlessly over its two minutes and closes at just the right moment, not a second less or more.
@TWU The "broken" rhythm is what immediately caught my attention, and the entire beat is built wonderfully around it. The chops are positioned perfectly. Here, I repeat something I already mentioned in another battle: the arrangement. We have the intro, okay, and then the beat with its closure at the fourth measure. Then the loop. It's like: this is the beat, get an idea of how a song could come together. It doesn't develop to start and finish in two minutes with a coherent structure. However, as long as the discussion is this-is-the-beat-get-an-idea-of-how-a-song-could-be*,well, the idea is excellent, and in terms of quality, it's true, it competes with @BiggChev, and the choice is difficult.
*This is not the case here, but it also happens that the beat is like this-is-the-instrumental-you-have-to-imagine-that-the-rapper-goes-over-it. Both approaches make sense, but then when I listen, well, if the track is finished, complete, and has a full development from beginning to end, it's extra awesomeness.
@TWU The "broken" rhythm is what immediately caught my attention, and the entire beat is built wonderfully around it. The chops are positioned perfectly. Here, I repeat something I already mentioned in another battle: the arrangement. We have the intro, okay, and then the beat with its closure at the fourth measure. Then the loop. It's like: this is the beat, get an idea of how a song could come together. It doesn't develop to start and finish in two minutes with a coherent structure. However, as long as the discussion is this-is-the-beat-get-an-idea-of-how-a-song-could-be*,well, the idea is excellent, and in terms of quality, it's true, it competes with @BiggChev, and the choice is difficult.
*This is not the case here, but it also happens that the beat is like this-is-the-instrumental-you-have-to-imagine-that-the-rapper-goes-over-it. Both approaches make sense, but then when I listen, well, if the track is finished, complete, and has a full development from beginning to end, it's extra awesomeness.