Bangladesh talks about his selection of sounds, influences, and changing the game with “A Milli”. The typical Bangladesh interview. Take it for what it is.
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Bangladesh talks about his selection of sounds, influences, and changing the game with “A Milli”. The typical Bangladesh interview. Take it for what it is.
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Don’t Like This GUY. Cornball.
Man this day & age ok
That’s not Hip Hop….
lol yeah dude loves himself but a milli was kind of a game changer
yeah, game changer…. 808’s, snare and stuttering sample, so innovative!… FOH, b… Swizz Beats was doing your same shit in late 90’s and doing it better. Actually you can find that exact sound in the 80’s. This dude makes the same damn beat every f’ing time and thinks he’s the G.O.A.T. No real producers give this guy respect, he’s on no one’s list.
He & Aarab should be brothers cause they have No humility….
The only thing these new producers are doing are re inventing the wheel.
Damn You would think he invented the Snare for this interview, he needs to get off his own dick
WOW! I want whatever hes smoking. Back to making beats
The douchebaggery is very strong in this man. LOL
Lets be real, name two bangladesh beats……..
He’s ok I suppose. But if he’s claiming that the style of drum programming he chose on “A-milli” is his and also that it changed the sound of music he is giving himself a truckload more credit than he deserves. The entire southern coast was programming drums like that back when his moniker was shondrae. LOL.
He has done some cool stuff for Luda, and he did Bossy for kelis (dunno if this hurts or helps, lol). But nothing that I would think is influencing the sound of music. C’mon man. Have a lil humility. Most producers that frequent this site would wash dude up. lol
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“Lets be real, name two bangladesh beats……..”
Do some research, the dudes been around since 2000.
He produced What’s Your Fantasy… you know, Luda’s first song he ever put out there?
What about 6 foot 7 foot?
The point is, he’s the one who made it famous. No one gives a fuck about who did it first.
I mentioned the following:
“He has done some cool stuff for Luda, and he did Bossy for kelis (dunno if this hurts or helps, lol). But nothing that I would think is influencing the sound of music.”
He’s not the one who made it famous either.
Im all for creating your own style but tha fck is this dude wearin…
anyway he shouldnt be taking credit for the double snare style he used on milli. first off FOR THE LAST TIME mill is NOT THAT SPECIAL. everytime thinks that beat is the best of all time. i dont get where all the hype is from. its a simple loop….
everyone*
Props to his success but the sound of hiphop needs to get its soulful flavor back pronto! Check me out whippin somethin soulful for a Minneapolis cat called Ox: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zGlVb0HXBqY
LOL I had to check if it was 1st of April today… anyway nice joke Cratekings!
Sometimes when people say “change the game”, they should add “for the worse” to the end of that statement. I’m just sayin’.
But looking again, I’m forgetting that this dude used to help out a lot of folks on futureproducers.com years ago. He knows a hella lot about the industry, humble or not.
SmangLeTesh is a insecure ho. Every interview i have ever seen of him he is singing praise to his worthless self (or being a cry baby). If you know what it is you let someone else tell it.
Well…. he did change the game, in the sense that he influenced a lot of producers with that sound, to be honest. And the way he found and flipped that sample is kinda fresh. He’s acting like this because he is insecure, don’t hate on him for that.
Wow, didn’t realize Bangladesh is Shondrae. I just want to know what does your MCM knapsack have to do with your beats? Can we get a DJ Toomp or Don Cannon interview or something please?
Iiii dont know Bruh.lol but ..Yo…the converse was ill tho!…who/what are those?