[BL4] Jehu vs Swing Jay [Beat] Hey LP, it's closed
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Topic: [BL4] Jehu vs Swing Jay [Beat] Hey LP, it's closed
Posted By: Neek
Subject: [BL4] Jehu vs Swing Jay [Beat] Hey LP, it's closed
Date Posted: 25 July 2017 at 9:29am
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BLOODLINES 4 Presents: ...Jehu & SwingJay in... The Beat Down For the right to say "fuck you I'm the best producer, bitch"
Due Date: August 2nd 11:59pm EST
Rules: House
Must use ATLEAST one of the provided samples and give a time of when sample can be heard (modifying to unrecognizable is OK).
Time Limit: 3 Minutes
Extensions and Blind Drops can be accommodated by messaging Cuba 24HRS prior to due date.
http://www.dropbox.com/sh/8399pt15ki6plw8/AADytsTJ60RrNTyuCjnpbyAaa?dl=0" rel="nofollow - http://www.dropbox.com/sh/8399pt15ki6plw8/AADytsTJ60RrNTyuCjnpbyAaa?dl=0
Click ^here^ for all samples!
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Posted By: King Jehu
Date Posted: 29 July 2017 at 4:37am
[soundcloud]https://soundcloud.com/renegade-productions/kj-beat-battle-vs-sky[/soundcloud]
This was fun. I enjoyed the challenge and having this sample to work with. The key changes were a nice change of pace.
Uses: Sample #3 throughout and Sample #6 (Endeeze Special) at 0:19, 1:28 and 1:45
Intro – 4 Bars Verse 1 – 16 Bars Hook – 8 Bars Verse 2 – 16 Bars Hook – 4 Bars Bridge – 8 Bars (I like a good switch-up on an instrumental) Hook – 4 Bars Coda – 4 Bars
You can download it if you want.
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Posted By: Neek
Date Posted: 07 August 2017 at 9:50pm
[soundcloud]https://soundcloud.com/vintage-vocalist-verses/swingjay-vs-jehu[/soundcloud]
^my homies entry. im posting for em, but ill link em as well. anyway, he used samples:
1,2,4,5 heard throughout.
and structure is simple, 16/4/16/4 - 84.6 bpm
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Posted By: Crimson Juice
Date Posted: 07 August 2017 at 11:41pm
Words guys solid battle here..
Jehu yeah i fucks with this,a nice layered track here,i liked the build up vibe that just kept coming and coming,plus it's was very instrumental if that makes sense, the using of more sounds is hard to pull of as it can become saturated,but this had a Phil Spectre vibe cracking off like a wall of sound,i could go on and on but I won't, not through laziness,but through bias..
SWINGJAY you gave a very good account for yourself here,your beat was like a fishing rod, very catchy,(and pardon the pun) i was hooked,you also had a nice layering effect popping,although at a slower rate,(not a bad thing if you remember the fable about the Tortoise and the Hare),the gripe i had was a weird one,i liked everything you did here,on comparison to Jehu,it came up short and dimensional but solid,you didn't do any thing wrong it was all good,just I feel time was the enemy here..peace.
Overall wow i now wish SwingJays track was longer,both beats were solid and i'm impressed with Swingjay,as it's the first beat I've heard from him,in fact Jehu too,(but with Jehu being time served I expect this level),and both were solid in their own right,but Jehu had that extra mile,plus the the gripping vibe via the step/suspence approach,good tussle props to both..
Vote...Jehu..peace.
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Posted By: Neek
Date Posted: 11 August 2017 at 1:20am
uppin
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Posted By: Dntplywelwitothers
Date Posted: 11 August 2017 at 3:41pm
Beat battle.
Just gonna be up front. I've never actually voted on a beat battle. This is extremely interesting to me, I'll try to be concise.
KJ: your beat had a very militant vibe to it, I can see an artist like DMX, rockin this one. It is a very "high energy" beat. You incorporate very subtle changes which seamlessly switches the dynamics...then just as subtle as you've changed it you go right back to it. Im diggin the amount of instruments used in this, sounds like it could be the score of a movie, like a hip hop Bach. It's as if you put together an angry, grimy orchestra, all wearing black hoodies in a subway in downtown New York. (Hope that explains) anyway, not a beat for you average MC (I couldn't fuck with it) ... but I can listen to this on repeat, and the reason is...I hear something new every tyme I play it.
Swing: your beat had a very laid back, on the block chill vibe to it. I could see artist like outcast rockin this. It has a lazy day tempo where as an artist could freestyle to it...It also has an old school vibe that I'm diggin. Not old school rap, more like Motown. It's got that funk mixed with blues thing goin on. I wish it had a few more change ups in it though. That's the only thing that's missing in the formula, I don't see a lot of room for diversity, if this was used as a collaboration you would need pretty similar sounding artist to rock it, or if it was solo, the artist doesn't have much to play around with as far as his/her own diversity. I also agree that this is short, I wanted it to keep going... I could definitely see myself chilling with some head phones writing to this. Job well done.
Alrighty.... so this is why this is a complicated battle to vote on. They are so far on the opposite end of the spectrum that they're not comparable. While Jehu has this savage symphony and Jay has this funky feel good. Jay's is more my preference as far as what I would write/ spit to. And Jehu is more of what I would listen to just to hear the arrangement of the instruments . Jay's beat, I feel would compliment the MC and Jehu's, i feel the MC would have to compliment it. In that aspect I think Jehu's is more complex because the instrumentals seem so meticulously placed and stand out so much that they create a voice of their own, making it a beat that could stand on its own with or without vocals. Therefore my vote goes to Jehu.... for what I consider a more composed sound.
Thanks for the entertainment fellas.
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Posted By: Lord Puente
Date Posted: 12 August 2017 at 3:41pm
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Jehu,your beat is very crisp and clear from start to finish. theres a nice mix on the instruments themselves no doubt. I really enjoyed the build up of your beat. it just continues to grow way more than I anticipated. im digging this a lot. the beat drops down after, I think that could have been a little bit of a smoother transition. the biggest plus is how you managed to keep the beat fresh throughout. this just one of those banger beats. I will say the ending was rather abrupt imo. Swing, this is completely different approach. you got more of an oldschool sound to it. I really like that higher pitched piano, but I wasn't digging the electronic sounding aspect of the deeper ones. I don't know how to exactly say what im talking about since id ont make beats. yours was more consistent in contrast. typical fade out ending, but it sounded good on way out. not to take anything away from anyone, as im sure these took a lot of work. for me this is coming down to just preference of beat and I can vibe more with King Jehu's beat. Im also not sure how much time swingjay had to make his beat, since there was a switch in it, so his may have also been on a tighter time table, and if so props to you for making it happen. well.... props regardless for making it happen, glad to see someone throw down. mvgt King Jehu.
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Posted By: Crimson Juice
Date Posted: 12 August 2017 at 10:55pm
3-0 to Jehu..
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