Showing posts with label hiphop. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hiphop. Show all posts

Sunday, January 11, 2009

How to Become a Rapper


Get a rap name. Names like Eminem(M&M) Sean Combs (Diddy) or Shawn Carter (Jay-Z) just don't fly in the rap world. Think of a rap name that incorporates something from your name, lifestyle or biography to add a little mystique to your persona. Think edgy and catchy to find the right name.

Hone your battle skills. Rap battling is one of the best ways to innovate new beats and lyrics in a pressured environment. Many of the top rappers started out as master battlers, so start battling in your community to get your lyrics rolling off your tongue.

Think about the topic of your rap so you do not blindly write a whacky unwanted song.

Create a low tone (Bass Synth, etc). The bass line should be in the same key as the melody so that there are no 'sour notes' and the beat is easy to listen,Simple to. The bass line should not be as lengthened as the melody line but should work with it and fit together.

Structure the song
. A popular song structure would be: Intro, verse, chorus, verse, chorus, chorus, middle 8 (AKA breakdown), chorus, outro. The intro usually consists of all the parts playing, the verse would be just the bass and the drum beat, then the chorus should be all parts playing, the middle 8 (breakdown) should be anything of your choice but must distinguish itself from the rest of the song and the outro is simply the beat just playing on until the song ends.

Write lyrics.
Rap about anything but remember to write to the beat and make sure that your 'flow' is not whack! Just make sure that the lyrics match or just associate with the name of the song. Put your heart into it, be in love with the song when recording it or writing it. Just keep talking and babbling. .

You don't need to buy Pro Tools to get started. There's plenty of free audio editors, such as Audacity that provide a free way to make music. If you happen to have an apple mac computer, those come with Garageband, which will allow you to record right out of the box!

You Can Download Free Tools from Internet..

Make a demo tape. You can rent a public studio for a fairly reasonable amount of money to lay some tracks down. Get a solid mix tape and use your friends and family as a test audience. If you know some other aspiring rappers, ask for help in the production of the tape.

Publicize your material. Give your demo tape out to as many people as possible. Try attending rap events and clubs where you can drop your tape off with the MC and DJ. Also, you can drop your tape www.YouTub.com , get your name and style out there.

Keep going even when it seems like the odds are stacked against you. Not only did it take most successful rappers much longer to reach their goals than they initially thought, but many of their most difficult times produced their best material. Stay in it, keep innovating beats and rhythms and take heart in the process of becoming a Hip Hop Success.... .

Thursday, January 8, 2009

EMINEM Relapse


Birth NameMarshall Bruce Mathers III
Birth DateOctober 17, 1972
Birth PlaceKansas City, Missouri, USA
Height5' 8"

Is an
American rapper, and both a Grammy and Oscar-winner. He is of mostly
Scottish-American descent,He is infamous for the controversy surrounding many of his lyrics.
Before dropping out of Lincoln High School Warren as a 9th grader at
the age of 17 (after failing ninth grade three times), Marshall made
a number of significant acquaintances at the school. This included
ellow rapper Proof, who was to become one of his closest friends,
Eminem remarried Kim on January 14, 2006 in Michigan. Eminem's best
man was long time friend and D12 member Proof, while Kim's maid of
honor was their daughter Hailie. They walked down the aisle to
Eminem's song "Mockingbird" which was a tribute to Hailie and his
niece Alaina. Guests at the wedding were 50 Cent and his G-Unit
crew, as well as D12. Kim's mother attended the wedding while
Eminem's mother did not.

A large part of Eminem's popularity is his separation from the
over-abundance of "pop-rap", in which rhymes rarely stray from
bragging about money and jewelery, fast cars with large rims, huge
parties, and constant casual sex. Instead, Eminem's songs typically
explore deeper anger, thoughts, questions, and statements about his
life and how he is treated.
In 2004,
he held a political convention of his own in New York City, in
response to the National Republican Convention. In the song "Mosh",
Eminem expresses his support for American troops, but speaks against
the Iraq war and the Bush administration.


Eminem is also active as a producer of rap records.

Now He is RELAPSE....