First, let's talk about Hip-Hop, this kind of music rhythm is directly aimed at and suitable for street dance, it is easy to form a visual impact. The success of today's "Korean Wave" relies heavily on choreographed dances to Hip-Hop melodies, and it goes even further by interpreting NEW SCHOOL steps with OLD SCHOOL rhythms, which is new, exciting and provocative. Korean band H.O.T is a great example of this kind of music on stage. However, compared to the birthplace of Hip-Hop music in the United States, due to geography, history, ethnicity, cultural differences, so that bands like H.O.T do not have too much black dance color, but also to avoid too much of the old RAP music to avoid the influence of the evils. Because the evolution of American Hip-Hop evolution, dance is to follow the changes in the music and change, from OLD SCHOOL to NEW SCHOOL, largely because of the changes in the tempo of the fast and slow due to this may be the Hip-Hop music Asia, the United States of America, the biggest difference between it. And to say Hip-Hop music, must be traced back to Dr. Dre's RAP era began to tell.
Hip-Hop was developed from RAP music. And while RAP is a type of music that is highly impactful and controversial in the way it is performed, the lyrics are also twisted and confusing, filled with violence and incitement. Dr. Dre and Eminem's albums "Strange Outta Compton" and "The slim shady" reflect the reactionary nature of RAP music.
When RAP music developed to the era of 2PAC, the rap master, RAP is gradually being artistic, the content of the more cultural components. 2PAC rap songs added some elements of flexible rock, although albums such as "Until the end of time" is a very poor production, mixing noisy, but you can still hear the strings of the vaguely staccato and the content on the exploration of sexual entitlement. As it evolved further, this form of music, which was regarded as an anomaly in the music industry by the orthodox, was seen by the mainstream's musical guardians as inoffensive street trash culture because it was too idiosyncratic and abrupt, and because of its ability to make a huge impact on the minds of young people. As a result, Hip-Hop has evolved into a more moderate and eclectic culture in terms of both content and form. Many other musical elements have been incorporated into the form of the music, and the vocabulary of frontal assaults on the content of the songs has been drastically reduced.
But I don't want to dwell too much on the musical compromises of Hip-Hop, instead I want to introduce DMX, a hardcore rapper with a rebellious streak, who has a penchant for foul-mouthed lyrics, an unruly personality, a penchant for getting into trouble, and a sense of returning to the primitive, chaotic style of Hip-Hop. street rap era.
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DMX从沙哑粗犷的嗓音里，透露出出一种敏感、愤怒、孤独的感情渲泄。 For example, the song "SOMETIMES" is purely spoken, vulgar and savage, but the emotion is real and the expression is genuine. SCHOOL STREET, on the other hand, uses the sound of gunshots and church bells as a musical backdrop, suggesting death and crime, and the explosion at the end of the song has a moving acoustic effect. The song that best reflects DMX's hardcore style, "BLOODINE ANTHEM," is set off by the powerful, raw clamor of electric guitars, with DMX's voice set off in a craggy, abrupt manner, punctuated by crude, vicious, outspoken sayings, and the hardcore style comes to the fore.
In fact, DMX's voice is not a lawless sounding extreme compared to death metal or black metal. His music is framed on a sense of negativity, a sound art that combines anarchic savagery with frustration with real life, with a rough and intuitive critical spirit, a sound that not only tries to subvert the value system of traditional aesthetics and shake up orthodoxy, but also wants to rebel against the traditional values of the society with a mechanistic solipsistic view of the dormitory. However, since Hip-Hop music itself has not constructed a complete value system, the sound of DMX can only express the alternative bright colors of Hip-Hop music, but not represent its entirety.
Then we come to R&B, which appeared a bit earlier than Hip-Hop, evolved from early blues, and was more musical and melodic than Hip-Hop; it simplified the instrumental elements of pure blues, and emphasized the singer's performance. In the early days of R&B, there were many outstanding singers, such as Bill Haley, but the development of R&B is now very different from the early R&B. Some of the youngest singers in R&B, such as the "youngest singer in the world", have been recognized as the "youngest singer in the world", and the "youngest singer in the world". Like known as "the youngest R& B music poet" British singer Craig Daivid, its R& B music in the Garage ingredients more, and into more rock, JAZZ, gospel elements, and in the album "BORN TO DO IT" in the pioneering In the album "BORN TO DO IT", he created the "two-step/garage" style. For those who are used to listening to traditional R&B music, his songs are undoubtedly fresh, warm and soft, with a strong youthful atmosphere and vitality, but from the orthodox R&B music form of scrutiny, his R&B (including most of the current R&B music), have deviated from the early R&B framework. So it is difficult to hear the style of early R&B music in today's R&B artists. However, Chinese-speaking listeners are relatively more fortunate, because Hong Kong and Taiwan singer Jay Chou's albums include some works in the early style, such as "Fort William" and "Double Cut Stick", and a few works in Hip-Hop, such as "Dad I'm Back". Although I beg to differ vocally, stylistically, it's worth a listen.
R&B and Hip-Hop music styles respectively, because there are too many musical elements between them intertwined penetration, absolutist distinction is impossible. From the point of view of music history, their development and evolution of the black underclass cultural color, although different in the way of expression, but in the early thought connotation is similar. And they are evolved from a variety of musical elements, and these musical elements in the evolution of each other, therefore, R&B and Hip-Hop development to the present, there are still a lot of **** sex. If you have to make a distinction, it can only be summarized simply: R&B is mostly sung, and Hip-Hop is mostly spoken and danced.
RAP is rap, which includes a variety of rap methods ~ also includes Gangsta Rap a kind of joining the rock (ROCK) of the tough rap music type; and Hip Hop is to rap in the RNB music type, and have shaking temple, legs, plus footsteps stomping Party type of music, very popular with young people's favorites! (It is very popular in Europe, America and Korea!) In short, Hip Hop is a comprehensive type of music that incorporates electronic dance music and RNB, which is more suitable for many people's party occasions ~ whereas Rap is more of a single type of rap, which is more of a single type of music.
hip-hop is a black culture that began on the streets of the United States more than 20 years ago, and also refers to rap in general. the four manifestations of hip-hop culture include rap (rhythmic, rhyming speech), b-boying (street dance), dj-ing (playing records and turntables), raffiti writing (graffiti art). Therefore, rap is only one element of hip-hop culture, and only with the addition of other dances, clothing, and attitudes do we have a complete hip-hop culture. The more famous hip-hop groups (musicians) are public enemy, l.l.cool.j, m.c.hammer, etc.
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Hip-Hop
Hip-Hop
Originally, it is the black street culture in the U.S.
Includes music, dance, graffiti, tattoos, and clothing. The black community BRONX in New York, USA then became the source of Hip-Hop culture.
HIP HOP originated from BRONX, a black community in New York City, USA. They developed the entertainment of life into the diverse hip-hop culture of today, bringing into play the unique qualities of black people, such as the sense of rhythm and singing to soothe the emotions and recreation.
Rap
Rap music comes mainly from the United States, and is a mode of music developed from Hip-Hop music. Hip-Hop is a kind of music that started in the United States sixteen years ago, and has since spread all over the time. Hip-Hop was started in the United States 16 years ago and has since spread throughout time. It combines American black music, language, dance, and dress styles into one, and has become the innovative RAP style of music that it is today.
Rap music is a fixed melody, rhythm, with a Keyboard, scratch records and a fast, incomprehensible Rap. Nowadays, Rap music has been accepted by many music fans, even many charts and awards have Rap music and Rap groups have gradually branched out: there are basketball bands, social resistance bands, racist bands, politicized bands, and bands formed by local gangs, the topic of which revolves around guns, drugs, violence and survival. But no matter what, these different forms of Rap are a great expression of the voices and grievances of African Americans, and young people with something to say and talent can find their way into these different forms of Rap.
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The development of Hip-Hop is mainly derived from Rap, but the difference with Rap is that Hip-Hop has a repetitive melody and a more complex rhythm. A typical Hip-Hop song is "Three Hearts, Two Minds," performed by the 100-percent girl, Blue Heart.
Hip-Hop was popular in the early black community in the U.S. After the 1970s, many dance clubs began to use this type of dance music one after another, although it was not popular at the time. The concept of Hip-Hop is mainly derived from Rap, and in terms of content, it conveys a form of life at that time, such as the popular language, clothing, or type of music at that time! The difference between Hip-Hop and Rap is that the speed of Hip-Hop is not as fast as Rap, and the rhythmic passages are more lyrical and softer! Compared to Rap, Hip-Hop is more suitable for dancing in a ballroom.
In the early 70's, black radio stations played an important role in transmitting music and culture, and Hip-Hop was the first dance music to spread from these black radio stations, and most of the Hip-Hop fans came from young people because they liked the self-expression emphasized in Hip-Hop music! The hip-hop song "Don't Stop" by Huang Da Wei, who has always had a distinctive style in Mandarin music, is an example of this! is an example.
While Hip-Hop was popular, it was also a popular activity for young people to gather on yachts and sing and dance to the music. Hip-Hop has been around for more than 20 years now. However, it is still the most creative and energetic electronic dance music today. Not only that, but it also influenced the development of house, techno, jungle, and acid-jazz
R&B is Rhythm & Blues, which translates to "Rhythm and Blues". It has spawned a number of different musical genres, such as the familiar Rock'n'Roll, Disco and Rap, all of which can be considered to have evolved from R&B.
Origins - The Blues
The predecessor of R&B appeared in the black neighborhoods of the United States in the 1940s.
At that time, there were not many people who could afford colorful entertainment, so the black people who loved music liked to gather on the streets after meals and play music with simple instruments such as guitars and harmoniums to express their feelings about their lives, their work, and their separation from their homes. This led to the development of the blues, the predecessor of R&B. The blues was the most popular form of music in the world.
With the invention of the cassette tape and the emergence of more and more small radio stations, blues music began to jump out of the black circle and became popular in Chicago. I don't know if it was because blues music had been talking about sadness for so long, but fans were eager to hear blues songs with a strong rhythm, a bright key beat, and not too much sadness.
The musicians responded to the changing tastes by adding piano, drums, saxophone, and the new technology of the day, the electric guitar, so that the listener could dance to the rhythmic new blues music, resulting in the classic "Rhythm and Grievance" songs.
Fresh Rhythm
Important R&B musicians of the 50s and 60s included Ray Charles, Ruth Brown and The Drifters. Listening to their classics, one realizes that they are considerably different from the R&B music we are familiar with, such as Jay Chou and Mitsuko Utada. But as far as musical elements are concerned, they still have a lot of **** in common. The most prominent one is the rhythm section.
Most R&B music is composed of 4 beats to a bar and 12 beats to a section. Unlike traditional white pop, R&B songs emphasize the 2nd and 4th beats of a measure, which is a very refreshing rhythmic effect.
Variety of sound quality
The sound quality (timbre) of both songs and instruments can vary greatly.
Timbre is the 'texture' of the sound. When we hear "Rotten Mud", we will feel that Andy Hui sings miserably; whereas the sound of a wooden boy flute will very often give us a very lively feeling. This is the effect of the sound quality of different songs and instruments.
In R&B works such as Jay Chou's "Bullfighting" or "Mother's Son," it is easy to see that there is a clear difference in the treatment of the beginning and chorus, both in terms of the music and the use of vocal lines.
The vocal and instrumental parts often echo each other - in R&B songs, when the singer sings a certain number of notes, the musical part or the harmonizing vocalist will play/sing those notes over and over again, like a "question and answer," or an "answering machine" kind of effect.
Another characteristic of R&B is the repetition of phrases and sentences. The constant "I don't, I don't, I don't" in "Tornado" is a clear example.
The boom was global
R&B in the '50s was a big hit with white youth in the U.S., not only because of the strong rhythms, but also because of the frank, direct, and unapologetic lyrics.
Influenced by different genres, markets, technologies and cultures, R&B has evolved from a streetwise sound to a worldwide hit that has captured the charts in the U.K., U.S., Europe and Asia.
The impact of R&B is not only limited to music, but also our fashion and culture, the Zen attitude towards life and behavior has also changed due to R&B. Hey man, I'm sure you and I are no strangers to R&B. The R&B music has been a great success! That's how R&B became a channel for a lot of black and red people, yellow and white people to understand and appreciate each other's culture!