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Remember when I told you about Tusal and you said if thats him not even at his best you definitely want to hear it. Here you go, this shit is way better than he used to do and there was nothing but positivity for his old shit.

http://www.wutang-corp.com/forum/sho....php?p=2297352

Check the thread I made on a rapper in hiphop shop. He is good

No problem fam

[YOUTUUBE]code(not the whole youtube link, just the numbers and letters after the "="[/YOUTUUBE]

For instance the YouTube link I posted in your message box has the code h_2NYvlloXg

[YOUTUUBE]h_2NYvlloXg[/YOUTUUBE]

You have to remove the U's, Wu corp won't allow YT in visitor messages.

Yes if you search on YouTube Young RJ Making A Beat you'll see he shows us how he did Forever or at least some parts. Dope beat indeed.

Yes Little Brother will always have a place in my collection just cause I loved their work. Check out Young RJ produced beats Slum Village - Turnin' Me Off and Special on their latest mixtape with Mick Boogie. Sounds like Dilla made it and he copied the exact same drums but its fucking dope

I used to really like 9th Wonder as well but when I listened more and more to a lot of great beats, the more I realized his drums were extremely basic. I liked his soul samples and his beats did open my eyes for better music, but I like brothers like Kev Brown, Damu, J Rawls, Fat Jon, Nujabes and them more. If you listen closely you hear that 9th Wonder uses the same drums 90% of the time but EQ's them. PEACE

That's dope. What else producer you like? I'm guessing Madlib and Oh No. Who's your favorite producer?

Yes I will let you know. He's like E-Lime's teacher lol but when you look at the beats @ soundcloud it's the other way around. You hear those drums on You Make Me Feel So Good, those are extremely old and then when you listen to Stakes Is High, Yesteday and Illa Bossa Nova (!) those drums are better programmed cause Tusal tought him some dope techniques for flipping drumbreaks. You make beats as well?