Jazz Addixx (жанры:jazz hop, hip-hop, underground hip-hop, hip hop, jazz, rap)

From the very beginning hip-hop was pluralistic defined a strategy for the sounds that included jazz rock soul funk and roll the African drum and sink Everything was in the mix, it was a multi-cultural barrage orchestrated by the DJ who doubled up the break- beats superimposed records in sync and shifted swiftly between different pieces of vinyl, among other methods, MC, however originally served to comment on the DJs skills, but soon enough, they also developed their own art that follows a long tradition of black "dozens" boasting metaphorical inventiveness blues song and "scat" vocal mix, the radical formal wordplay with consciousness-raising lyrics Today hip-hop is generally recognized as relatively dilute Gone are deDJs and MCs are not conscious, but Townized Short commercial hip-hop is not really hip-hop anymore, but his rap deep ingenuity and creativity that existed in the innovators who Rakim or Eric B's oeuvre So what does a music lover to do? Give up the genre to the commercial slaughterhouse? No, they can check out Virginia's Jazz Addix instead Why? Well this trio consisting of MC Mudd (originally from Chicago) DJ Ragz (originally from Sacramento, CA) and DJ Boom (originally from NYC) has brought texture and lyricism back to hip-hop, the neo-jazz turntablism lounge samples, electronic sounds and abstract beats Create an abundant stock soundtrack to mesmerize the ear Cohesion policy Ragz Boom and create as broad a collection of sounds is nothing short of magic David Copperfield himself with would bejealous of his dexterity As for MC Mudd, he boldly follows in the footsteps of legends like KRS-One, His voice has an undeniable charisma and his obvious intelligence comes through with confidence His storytelling ability is epic (think Beowulf from the cap) and his vocabulary is infinite addition that his lyric is defined by his consciousness and awareness with tributes condemnations grounds bravado and joy mixed in all 20 songs on the album So whether you are tired of the levity of P Diddy an underground hip-hop fan or new to the genre completely and wondered what the Resurrection is about I would recommend to check out the Jazz and their album Addix Oxygen These three artists capture an old school atmosphere in a modern såund do it from heartat and in the process of creating an innovative and challenging album that will make you an instant fan