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+ | ====== Mix Hop ====== | ||
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+ | What is mix hip, you ask? Mix hop is what I call a somewhat niche genre of music. The following musicians have produced at least one song that exemplifies mix hop: | ||
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+ | * Ruckus Roboticus | ||
+ | * The Avalanches | ||
+ | * Wax Tailor | ||
+ | * Cut Chemist | ||
+ | * Lemon Jelly | ||
+ | * CocoRosie | ||
+ | * Tao of Groove | ||
+ | * RJD2 | ||
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+ | Though I can't think of the specific song, I think the Gorillaz have made a mix hop song or two. | ||
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+ | Taxonomically speaking, mix hop is a subset of sampledelia. It is a clearly electronica genre, with heavy influences from hip hop and usually features influences from pop culture of past decades. It usually has a hip hop or groovy beat and features spoken word samples, often from old films or records. | ||
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+ | The best example of a nearly-pure Mix Hop artist is Wax Tailor. An excellent example of a mix hop themed album is Rockus Roboticus's //Playing with Scratches//. | ||
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