Despite what reports and people are saying, Dr. Dre will not be a millionaire after Apple acquires Beats. Word hit yesterday that Apple wanted to…
Hip-Hop used to be all about originality and celebrating individuality. However, somewhere along the line, rappers starting coveting beats and flows that were hotter…
Researchers at Purdue University have developed technology that allows the beats from Hip Hop music to be transferred into energy that could power medical devices that are implanted in humans. Could you imagine watching Grandparents listening to Hip Hop when they need a recharge? Read More here
(ed. note: This article is a repost from 09/10 on 1Revent.com.) Source The Top Ten Producers to Watch Out For in 2011 and Beyond For the last decade and more, there have been a handful of mainstays in the realm of beat making. These producers have come from being nobodies from nowhere to dominating the […]
