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DUBCC - Tha Connection => West Coast Classics => Topic started by: Rasheed San on December 22, 2012, 03:17:27 PM
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Don't Know If Someone has already posted it if yes then sorry!!
This Was Recorded When DJ Battlecat Was In Japan During His Tour between June & July 2012!!!
Once Again Hood Sound Records Took The opportunity To Rec Some Tracks!!
We Got Here Daichi Which Is Hood Sound Records New Generation's Artist With The Song "Good Time"!!
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Enjoy The Music Video!!
The Song is Off Of Daichi's 2nd Solo Album coming Soon in 2013!!
https://vimeo.com/51588570 (https://vimeo.com/51588570)
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Nice one! Though I don't think Japanese is a very good language to rap in and Japanese rappers very often seem so uncomfortable when acting 'cool' there are cool sounding exeptions like this.
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Dope beat. 8)
Any language is a good language to rap in, but as a listener I usually stick to ones I actually understand.
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Thanks for sharing.. beat is great but i cant understand why battlecat keep doing collaborations with these terrible rappers.
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Thanks for sharing.. beat is great but i cant understand why battlecat keep doing collaborations with these terrible rappers.
im sure he got paid well for this...
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Thanks for sharing.. beat is great but i cant understand why battlecat keep doing collaborations with these terrible rappers.
That's Your Point Of View And Im Sure BC Dont Think Like You!!Anyway Like I Said Hood Sound Records Is Not a small company or whatever this is the biggest Indepedant label In Japan!!
Everytime A Big Westcoast artist is going to Japan he have to stop by and Make business With Them!!!
It's All About Bisness..!!
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Dope beat. 8)
Any language is a good language to rap in, but as a listener I usually stick to ones I actually understand.
Wrong. Some languages are grammatically structured in a way that makes it very hard to rhyme.
Don't get me wrong, I don't judge the language itself but that's a great difficulty, e.g. with agglutinative languages like Japanese or Turkish.