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Is Daz Dillinger a real producer ?
Sccit:
--- Quote from: WCEric on September 24, 2026, 08:27:30 PM ---I think Daz can produce and he has signature touches like these two songs - this first song reminds me of Ambitions and this is his remix and its outside of rap:
Another one Daz did which sounds eeriely similar:
Because a lot of Daz's stuff sounds the same - he definitely has to be his own producer. I mean, sure he has co-producers or raps over other people's beats but he always credits them. I think that Daz is a producer in regards to most of what he's done in the industry and I'm sure there's stuff he's not properly credited for that might not even have his signature sound like the two records above (I.E. Doggystyle The Album). But he stays beatmaker because that's what he has the budget to do and is comfortable with and no one really gets onto him to make beats outside of his camp. I think he knows the equipment and uses it, but doesn't really produce much due to demand - he just makes beats and sequences what he likes for albums.
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this is definitely his sound
notice how it's drum and bass driven
the instruments are conceived and played by others
for the record, daz is a very dope producer .. hes basically a poor man's dre (which is a compliment)
like i said earlier, i put him in that second tier
tier 1
dre
quik
warren
battlecat
timbo
premo
pete rock
dilla
rza
havoc
tier 2
daz
meech
jellyroll
storch
fredwreck
soopafly
pooh
alchemist
hit-boy
uneek
just a random 10 names to showcase the difference in tiers
there are others who can fit into both (and some in between)
WCEric:
I feel you, Sccit. I don't really think anyone is up there with Dr. Dre or his people in terms of hip hop production minus Timbaland's people. The bar for production is very high. On the West Coast, Jellyroll comes close to Dr. Dre, Storch, and Quik with this beat for Xzibit. Do I think Daz could do a record like this? Yes. Its all about timing and who you network with.
Jay_J:
--- Quote from: Soopafly DPGC on September 24, 2026, 03:13:38 PM ---I think your timeline is off a bit. The original version was a Dre solo that already had the new beat. So did Laylaw produce the original Dre solo version, then Dre remixes his solo version, then Pac wants it so Dre fine tunes the solo version to include Pac and updates the beat? Dre didn't want to give it to Pac, Pac asked for it. By the time Pac heard Dre's solo version and asked for it for his album, Dre already had the updated beat for it.
Or are you saying there's a Dre solo version out there somewhere that has Dre rapping his two verses over the REMIX Laylaw original beat?
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First og version was remix version which is produced by laylaw. Dre took it and produced the first version you all heard. It was a solo track. Then he gave it to pac. And laylaw saw that he is not credited. Dre told him that he will fix it by using laylaws og version in album as a remix. Then laylaw is not credited again. Sure dre mixed and co produced the remix version too but it was laylaw's beat.
HighEyeCue:
--- Quote from: Sccit on September 24, 2026, 08:43:17 PM ---
this is definitely his sound
notice how it's drum and bass driven
the instruments are conceived and played by others
for the record, daz is a very dope producer .. hes basically a poor man's dre (which is a compliment)
like i said earlier, i put him in that second tier
tier 1
dre
quik
warren
battlecat
timbo
premo
pete rock
dilla
rza
havoc
tier 2
daz
meech
jellyroll
storch
fredwreck
soopafly
pooh
alchemist
hit-boy
uneek
just a random 10 names to showcase the difference in tiers
there are others who can fit into both (and some in between)
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you have to have a tier 3 for guys like Swizz
Sccit:
--- Quote from: HighEyeCue on September 25, 2026, 01:21:17 AM ---you have to have a tier 3 for guys like Swizz
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lol swizz would be like tier 5 on a good day
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