It's May 07, 2024, 02:12:41 AM
damn, when I was into rap daz had rr and gb and raw and raw was new. damn.now daz has so many albums. can't keep up, which ones are dope? rr and gb is dope, raw is dope...but what since?soopa be doing alot of experimental shit like fuckin you right, loosen control and shit.but his classic funky shit is dopest, like it ain't about you and shit. dope shit.-T
does he have any stuff co produced with fred wreck? DPGC you know what i'm throwin' up has a bunch of snoop skits? i'm down-T
Soopafly's production is very unique. It can be bass heavy, melodic, key driven, he is always changing it up. I like Soopa/Daz produced joints that are on Dat Whoopty Woop. Soopa on the keys and Daz with that thumping bass. That was one of the reasons I liked DPGC You Know What I'm Throwin Up by Daz because Soopa did almost the whole album. He is a underrated rapper and producer.
Quote from: d-nice on January 17, 2007, 12:28:16 PMSoopafly's production is very unique. It can be bass heavy, melodic, key driven, he is always changing it up. I like Soopa/Daz produced joints that are on Dat Whoopty Woop. Soopa on the keys and Daz with that thumping bass. That was one of the reasons I liked DPGC You Know What I'm Throwin Up by Daz because Soopa did almost the whole album. He is a underrated rapper and producer.I like Soopafly's beats a lot but I hated that DPGC album, way too experimental, just didn't sound right and there's like no rhythm or melodies at allHe takes risks. Puts alot of different sounds together. Yeah he tried alot of new sounds on DPGC but I still like a majority of the songs. That Dogg Catcha was the shit and Introduction To Mayhem. I kinda wanted to hear what a whole Daz/Soopafly album would sound like.Fredwreck had the best beats on that and the one Meech Wells did was good too