| August 12, 2008 (11:50) | posted by djwriter | ||||
 Pop-Rap. Musical style. DJ information blog. Pop-Rap hybrid of hip-hop and rap bits with a powerful melodious filling, which normally is part of a choral section (chorus) in the structure of the standard pop-songs. Pop-rap tends to reduce the aggressiveness and increase the lyrical value compared to street hip-hop, although in the mid to late 90th, some musicians this style mixed with hardcore elements, trying to prevent negative public reaction and public ease about their music . Pop-rap style originated in the late 80th, when such artists as Run-DMC, LL Cool J and the Beastie Boys started to go to the main music stage. Shortly thereafter rapper such as Tone Loc, Young MC, DJ Jazzy Jeff and the Fresh Prince recorded a few singles with an emphasis on their ability to tell good from the scene of life stories, and that has caused them great success in chart. They used samples to create melodies. With the advent in 1990, MC Hammer and Vanilla Ice, sending pop-rap often subjected to ridicule (and sometimes even be prosecuted) for the desire to imitate well-known hits, not making them any significant changes, or they are not changing. Such cases have been unable to definitively undermine the reputation of this style, as many musicians 90th continued to hold leading positions hit parades, while developing its own sounding (PM Dawn, Naughty by Nature, House of Pain, Arrested Development, Coolio, Salt - N-Pep, Sir Mix-a-Lot, etc.). Meanwhile, the bright G-funk, owned by Dr. Dre and Puff Daddy's Hammer illegally continued to arrogate to itself the elements of pop-80th hits, and that has helped areas such as hardcore and gangsta rise up on the first line charts. By the end of 90th -style pop-rap dominated musicians, who influenced gangsta and hardcore, as well as artists, mix rap and urban soul. |
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