HIP HOP MUSIC

HISTORY Play for music, about hip hop music. on 1520 Sedwick Avenue is an area in New York who claimed to be the beginning of the birth of Hip hop community. "Here we come", said Clive Campbell, who gave up one floor in his house used as a base to assemble. "Hip Hop culture originated and was born here, which will be spread all over the world, here we barasal because we do not have another place to meet, instead of elsewhere" he said. Besides the name, there is also the name of DJ Kool Herc who introduced the turntables at the time was at a party in 1973. In early appearances, DJ Kool Herc brought the songs of James Brown, Jimmy Castor, and Babe Rooth. Kool Herc also was the one who ultimately created the scratch and strange sounds that cause a great sensation at the time.

Hiphop feels incomplete without MC. This gap is seen by Melle Mel, MC at the world's first Hip Hop. At first Melle Mel was confused what to say in his first appearance, but because he had met with the boredom of government regulations that curb, Melle Mel finally issued on the government's hatred and his views on life through the lyrics. From then on it was more Hiphop music tells about the life surrounding the black community and the shouts and protests their consciences to unfair government policies. The lyrics of Hip Hop music tend to be hard and firm. That's Hip Hop.

Hip Hop as a culture to be clarified again in 1983 by the Black Spades which is a member of Afrika Bambaataa and The Soulsonic Force through track, entitled "Planet Rock". This song is a Hip Hop music is interesting because it has a simple blend of rap and disco music that was created through the electronic drum and synthesizer. In 1985 acting up with the latest stereo, Run DMC, LL Cool J, The Fat Boys, Herbie Hancock, Soulsonic Force, Jazzy Jaz, and Stetsasonic issuing albums that became legendary flagship Hip Hop music today.

Era of Hip Hop Gopin Kanciang Hip Hop also had its heyday respectively. Each period produced several artists and hits are enough explosive, and has followers who are not small.

Golden Age of Hip Hop (1986-1992)Hip Hop's golden age began when Run DMC album spawned "Raising Hell" in 1986, and ending with the emergence of the G-Funk in 1992. This period was dominated by musicians from the East Coast, based in New York City. Label Def Jam Records became one of East Coast independent label at that time.

Modern Era (1992-1998)Ice T, NWA, Mobb Deep and Tupac Shakur have created gangsta rap to the beat of the music is still dark but with a beat-beat is pretty tight. In early 1992, gangsta rap started to become a very mainstream music with the advent of Dr. By Dre's The Chronic. This album came with a new style called G-Funk, which is dominated by music in 70'an. G-Funk is also the one who finally became a musical identity of West Coast Hip Hop at the time.

Jiggy / Bling-Bling Era (1998-Present)Names such as OutKast, No Limit and Cash Money Records is part of this era. They are the one who popularized the style of music they so timbulah term or Bling-Bling Jiggy Era. Music in this era of so-called Neo Soul music is a mixture between Hip Hop and Soul music.

SUB-GENRE OF HIP HOP
 Hip Hop is also experiencing growth from year to year, mainly on the type of music itself. Hip Hop began to be combined with other music like rock, reggae, techno, and many other.

RapcoreRun DMC had a hard rock band's collaboration with Aerosmith on "Walk This Way". Collaboration is really successful and sits at number one rapsong hit in Billboard Hot 100. In addition to Run DMC, the Beastie Boys in 1987 was also successful with its core rap hits with "Licensed to Ill" which was produced by Def Jam Records. In this song the Beastie Boys worked with Black Sabbath and Led Zeppelin, and assisted by Kerry King, guitarist of Slayer. De La Soul's also released a rap-core song "3 Feet High and Rising" in the same year. At around 2000, Linkin Park released an album with the genre Rapcore / Rap Rock under the name Hybrid Theory with the song In The End as the best song of his.

ElectroMusic of this one was going up-rising in the moment, and no one knows that it is also part of Electro Hip Hop music. Run DMC became dedengkot on the flow of this one. "Planet Rock" Afrika Bambaataa became a target of Run DMC for the insertion of this Eelctro rhythm and was very successful in the market. The next hits are "It's Like That" which certainly is not foreign to our ears.

Miami BassMiami Bass is a part of Hip Hop that was popularized by 2 Live Crew, JJ Fad, DJ Magic Mike, and DJ Laz. This music is characterized by powerful bass rhythms, and lyrics are a little offended about sex being part of this one.

Hardcore Hip HopIn 1990'an, music from New York and the East Coast became very loud music and dark, according to the life that happens there. Artist of the year late '80s such as EPMD and Eric B and Rakim became one of the founders of the loud music with this rhythm. In addition to these two names, Public Enemy and The Bomb Squad troops also did not want to lose to express their creativity with the nuances of every crime in the lyrics of their songs. Wu-Tang Clan released their album in 1993 "Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers)", and the album is a breakthrough in the year, particularly in the genre of hardcore Hip Hop music.