Brace 4 Impak

構成数 : 1枚
合計収録時間 : 01:07:31
Da Beatminerz: DJ Evil Dee (keyboards, turntables); Mr. Walt. Additional personnel includes: Mattmatix (keyboards); Billy Thomas (bass); Vinia Mojica (background vocals); Jean Grae, Lord Tariq, Royce Da 5'9", Teflar, Cordell, Black Moon, Lord Have Mercy, Billy Flames, Talib Kweli, Total, Heather B., Freddie Foxxx, Flipmode Squad, Cocoa Brovaz, Blackhearter Skavengers, Apani B. Fly, Naughty By Nature, Caron Wheeler, Pete Rock, Krumsnatcha, Last Emperor, Jayo Felony, Ras Kass. Producers: Da Beatminerz, Rich Blak, Chocolate Tye, Baby Paul. Engineers include: Dexter Thibou, Eric "Fred Durst" Steinen, Brent Reilly. Lyricists: Cocoa Brovaz; Flipmode Squad; Jayo Felony; Krumbsnatcha; Lord Have Mercy ; Naughty by Nature; Pete Rock; Ras Kass; The Last Emperor; Black Moon. Personnel: DJ Evil Dee (keyboards, scratches); Mr. Walt (scratches); Dave Banks (background vocals). Audio Mixers: Da Beatminerz; Vinny Nicoletti; Kieran Walsh. Audio Remixer: Mr. Walt. Recording information: Abandon Building, New York, NY; D & D Studios, New York, NY; Fast Forward Studios, New York, NY; Playpen Recordings, New York, NY; Soundtrack, New York, NY; The Dewgarde Crib Of Hits, New York, NY; The Grinder, Los Angeles, CA. Editors: Chris Athens; David Carpenter; Kieran Walsh. Photographer: Willo. In the wake of the popular trend of hip hop producers putting out their own albums, Da Beatminerz have released BRACE 4 IMPAK on powerhouse underground label Rawkus Records. Da Beatminerz are no strangers to the hip-hop game, having been the driving musical force behind Black Moon, Smif N Wesson, and other MC's hailing from Brooklyn's Duck Down camp. Characterized by a minimalist approach to beat production consisting of heavy bass lines, popping snares, and unassuming samples, Da Beatminerz sound became the foundation for hard-core, underground East Coast hip-hop. BRACE 4 IMPAK attempts to revive the once-groundbreaking work of brothers Mr. Walt and Evil D with the help of new production techniques and a slew of guest appearances from New York's finest underground MC's. Although the album doesn't capture the raw element that made their earlier work so attractive it does produce a few choice cuts that are guaranteed to please aficionados. A couple of the most notable cuts are "Bentleys and Bitches" featuring Ras Kass and Jayo Felony, and the stirring, evocative "Hustler's Theme" performed by The Last Emperor.
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