How I Became A Beatmaker (By Watching Other People Make Beats)
A first-time beatmaker’s case for the nuances of developing style and gatekeeping within rap production.
A first-time beatmaker’s case for the nuances of developing style and gatekeeping within rap production.
The whole HT crew reconvenes for a podcast episode about songs that just might piss some people off.
Plus Four Tet’s un-Googleable new album, Syd’s grown-woman swagger, and a high-wire act of underground rap
“If you have it broken down as organic versus AI, the AI is gonna win our world. The good guy doesn’t win this one.”
Plus: Cain Culto shredding on the fiddle like the devil went down to Lexington, and vocals that sound like a gremlin suffocating inside a steel box.
The beloved avant-rock band on polyrhythm, just intonation, and conveying liberatory politics through sound.
Podcast dissections of the biggest indie-rock comeback of the year, a rap comeback we didn’t know we needed, and a reality-TV comeback we might not want at all
The rapper-producer, model, and skateboarder breaks down songs from Vashti Bunyan, Broadcast, and the late Brooklyn rapper Ka
Considering Radiohead’s liminal existence at their Motion Picture House experience.