Why Is G-Funk Not Produced Anymore?

[hellawear9]

one of my favS!!!

[Triple OG Rapsodie]

one of my favS!!!

That's not g funk that's mobb music

[V2DHeart]

G-Funk is alright but in that retro-stylee more than anything. There needs to be progression, you know I love the golden years stuff, but I don't want to hear a whole bunch of artists coming out and just ripping them off, because they ain't going to be the same thing. A bit of G-funk goes good though yeah, and the stuff in France is making it slightly fresh again.

Agreed.

There are artists that have progressed the sound a little. Soopafly comes to mind

[geah]

 dope album recently

[gfunkin2]

would u consider this as g-funk?BOMB  ASS TRACK!!!my top 5 track ever.

I would. Blackjack can produce a beat.

Couple of bangers on that album: Livin for Today, Young Gs Perspective ft. Biggie

[gfunkin2]

Have any of you guys listened to Dom Kennedy's latest album "From The Westside With Love 2"? The whole album has a 90's g-funk vibe. Me and my production team The Chromatix produced "Money Don't Stop" ().

This is really smooth.

Nice work. 

[gfunkin2]

Da Vinci- "Clean Ass Whip"

[2euce 7even]

would u consider this as g-funk?BOMB  ASS TRACK!!!my top 5 track ever.

I would. Blackjack can produce a beat.

Couple of bangers on that album: Livin for Today, Young Gs Perspective ft. Biggie

sho

[bouli77]

G-Funk and Mobb Music are out of fashion and it's a shame because production-wise that type of rap was really advanced. i'm hoping another style of rap which incorporated groovy and old school funk elements soon emerges. that's why I love Southern producers like Jazze Pha, Pimp C, T-Mix, Mike Dean or Mo B. Dick. but if you're really looking for rap music with G-Funkish beats with or without a modern twist there still are out there artists, even mainstream that do it, even occasionally.

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as far as French artists, since most people here don't understand french I don't think foreign G-Funk is really appealing to english speaking listeners. I think you'd be better off listening to French electro since the lyrics are in english most of the time and the music can be really groovy and sound like G-Funk


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[Triple OG Rapsodie]

Da Vinci- "Clean Ass Whip"

That whole album is dopeness, not g funk though.

[Sccit]

i'm hoping another style of rap which incorporated groovy and old school funk elements soon emerges.

we workin on it..

[gfunkin2]

G-Funk and Mobb Music are out of fashion and it's a shame because production-wise that type of rap was really advanced. i'm hoping another style of rap which incorporated groovy and old school funk elements soon emerges. that's why I love Southern producers like Jazze Pha, Pimp C, T-Mix, Mike Dean or Mo B. Dick. but if you're really looking for rap music with G-Funkish beats with or without a modern twist there still are out there artists, even mainstream that do it, even occasionally.

<a href="http://www.youtube.com/v/RJzu0HayPhI" target="_blank" class="new_win">http://www.youtube.com/v/RJzu0HayPhI</a>

Crunk Juice had some pretty solid non-Southern cuts to it. Lovers and Friends was another. Too bad Lil Jon's on both of them.

[2euce 7even]

G-Funk and Mobb Music are out of fashion and it's a shame because production-wise that type of rap was really advanced. i'm hoping another style of rap which incorporated groovy and old school funk elements soon emerges. that's why I love Southern producers like Jazze Pha, Pimp C, T-Mix, Mike Dean or Mo B. Dick. but if you're really looking for rap music with G-Funkish beats with or without a modern twist there still are out there artists, even mainstream that do it, even occasionally.

<a href="http://www.youtube.com/v/RJzu0HayPhI" target="_blank" class="new_win">http://www.youtube.com/v/RJzu0HayPhI</a>

Crunk Juice had some pretty solid non-Southern cuts to it. Lovers and Friends was another. Too bad Lil Jon's on both of them.

dat lil jon song is nuts because yuo dont expect this kinda production from that "wackness in person"

[3rd Coast]

g-funk not made nemore..

kuz the new producers can make 10000beats in the amount of time it would take a warren g, pimp c, organize noize or quik.. to crate dig for the perfect sample and create..


producers r lazy as hell...everybody sound the same...g-funk era.. yeah they might have sampled the same songs... but it always sounded different..

still trip out now..when i listen to ugk's protect n serve....i always go pop in wc's soldier story......

[2euce 7even]

g-funk not made nemore..

kuz the new producers can make 10000beats in the amount of time it would take a warren g, pimp c, organize noize or quik.. to crate dig for the perfect sample and create..


producers r lazy as hell...everybody sound the same...g-funk era.. yeah they might have sampled the same songs... but it always sounded different..

still trip out now..when i listen to ugk's protect n serve....i always go pop in wc's soldier story......

real talk!!