DJ Spinna Studio Tour
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- Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024
- Dj Spinna takes us inside the Thingamajig Lab and shows us some of his equipment and record collection (we couldn't share all of it but you get an idea).
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Title: DJ Spinna Studio Tour
Filmed and Edited by Mark Carranceja of Noisemaker Media
www.highwaterISmusic.com / www.noisemakermedia.com
Spinna's music is very inspirational for dj's and producers. Everyone who's a collector of Pete Rock, Premier and Dilla should also know all about Spinna and what he brought to the table. He may not have produced as many classic albums as some, but beat-for-beat, he is a top 5 hip-hop producer of all time.
Wow, his record collection is mind blowing.
This Cat here is Very UNDERATTED
We're in agreement.
Lester Jordan Not. Hi. Yes. Very
"Graduated" from a SP to an MPC... I love the way he put that.
Spinna is a GOAT! VERY Humble man!!
love you Dj Spinna!!
as i a dj & record collector since 1983 i just love this.....
Gotta love the versatility and open mind of Spinna. Much respect.
Having seen Thingamajig back in 2005 in the book Behind The Beat, I was like daaaaaang man.. That was the first time I ever saw anything of Dj Spinna besides his catalogue and mad stuff he's been on.. This is massive for me! As like a big time fan, oh yeah. This kid is happy :D
7.35
that is a Zalatnay Sarolta 'Hadd mondjam el' on Pepita and it is a HUNGARIAN record not Polish...
anyway,
DJ Spinna is kool and a major contributer of HIP HOP culture
respect!
"All Up In It" by DJ Spinna with Soulive. It's on his "Here to There" album.
spinna since the JigMastas days yo!! very influential artist.
Wow if I was there I would be playing music all day and night.
Nostalgia
Been there too, what an experience.
Much respect to one of the hardest working men in hip hop world! And no.1 fellow in that scene when it comes to friendlyness! Great guy!
Git Hyper (Demonfuzz Records, the Netherlands)
this guy is amazing
Amazing setup and collection!!! Wow
DJ Spinna...love your works
man i really wanna start collecting vinyl!
i still remember you pop'n over the crib . good to see you are busy
I remember those college jams - Binghampton University - early 90's...... those were the days!
Genius.
Respect all day everyday DJ Spinna!!! Peace
Peace Spinna, you signed my brand new copy of "5 Star Generals" in front of Mr. Bongos in London summer of '98. That summer was a great feeling hiphop wise. Nice studio and great clip. One.
wow!!! so many records!! it cant be!!! woooow!!
@VesDPC I met this dude after he RIPPED a great set in Miami at the Winter Music Conference. He is the coolest, grounded and most professional brother you could meet, word bond.
Thats a serious collection
Yeah going through a lot of my older Hip Hop... The amount of production credits he has I've seen even just recently, oh my dayyyys xD
Go SPinna..
Spinna my music guru
Mad Respect!!
@Yoshiya10 ..hey mann is from da spinna album: here to there ,all up in it...greets
Addicted to Poly-rhythms... who knows...Beyond Real...and before that. videos like this should raise value for anything he does on wax...a demand based on reputation for what its worth.
R.A.D.+H.E.R. just a note to myself and others who would agree. Spinna got rid of a bunch of underground i would assume from the mid 90's to the early 2000's because digital downloads came on the scene. that era was when Bobbito was always saying "support vinyl", because he knew when the tech streaming sites like itunes took over it wouldn't be fair for those who invested the production for physical formats, the way they use to market their albums before that tech shift the independent underground artists was to pre-game months before with 12" singles on wax that were lead songs with the instrumentals and acapellas and remixes that you wouldn't get on the album before the album was released. and everyone was always looking forward to coppin' the next 12" and usually unexpectedly without a scheduled time because expected times would build expectations that may soon lead you to either exceed expectations or break it. those who were hip and in tune stuck close to the underground bins at the record shop waiting for the unexpected undated 12" single releases. and that was sort of a guerilla type tactic that the underground artist buyer and seller would approach the sales with. it all depended on the buyer of the independent record shop to buy most of these uncharted releases and stock them in the bins. those who copped during that era knew the real shit like saying the right word before entering a speak easy, and that separated those who were on the jiggy christal shit from the raw essential shit that caught surprise like a ufo sighting and blew peoples minds, during that time when creative control over their own content and contexts was the issue, between major labels wanting representation for their branding regardless of their owned slave's soul's own creativity, vs the creative control of the independent artist with no conformity of their content to fit any mold or expectation, it was just all out essential rawness.
OK, so all of that said and understood. value is the issue right now other than maintaining of focus for the essence of the culture. anyone who copped those releases 15-20 years ago either are holding on to those physical copies or selling them on ebay. those underground releases weren't pressed for gold or platinum or lets just say more than thousands at the most or maybe 500 copies. like the 60's or the 70's rare funk was sort of like the independent scene for underground during the mid to late 90's. now those rare funk pressings are in demand because over time the generated value based on the limited copies pressed are hard to find and are considered treasures to collectors. it seems the artist also does a favor for the collectors of physical coppies over time value goes up the more rare and hard to find if you could find it on ebay or some mom and pop independent record shop, digital downloads from a website, those files never gain value for resale because you cant resale a digital file because those files can be duplicated and given to those who never purchased the transmition of the first file, so there is no value in that. im not a advocate for over inflation but the true value all depends on the the community and the value based on artists reputation from their creative skills, history of creative innovation, exclusiveness to a cultured following, and their upbringings in their career from who's who, and also the reputation of their independent record label and also the limited pressings hard to find demand for the reason of a specific quality in production, sampling rare drum break or rare hard to find obscure sample with buzz. put the cursor on the blue highlighted time on the right and press 5:59 .
the beat that comes in at 10 mins....sick.
legend..Mr spinna please hook up with jigmastas for an lp bruda..cant get enough of your music the new record is nuts!! the joint with elzhi is straight heat! ..also i dont think its any coincidence that the legends who are still relevant in this game have stuck with what they do best for the most part..digging out records..choppin samples..sticking to a consistant blueprint whilst continuing to evolve all the same..thank u Dj Spinna
Spinna , you vinyl fiend . peace from the Batteria kid . Idem . keep in touch
tru-school bizness!...great inside look into his craft.
love this cat!
Good god...nice studio and REALLY nice record collection. Just give me some bomb as cheeba cheeba and a record player and I could chill down there for at least a few days spinning shit all day and night.
I feel your pain man real heads are still digging. I don't get down with that sampling off the net s**t. I will search records online so when im out digging i will grab them. Also i've seen records that are out there i will order them peace.
Mr. Survivor. SPINNA is the MUSIC SAMURAI.
I want that skull snaps-its a new day 12 inch....shit is my jam
@phatlip2 it's "Melody" off the Sonic Smash record
I would just lose my mind if I got any where near Spinna's record collection!
Man hip hop is beautiful
wowzers!
Peace! I got that De La jawn!!!!
me too man, me too.
Good luck...it's so much more expensive now to collect vinyl.
can anyone tell me more about that 'giant' record?
true!
spinna is serious. dude is amazing on the beats. listen to jigmastas.
@kaltklax
thnx bruv!
I found that De La Soul EP he was talking about for like 5 dollars in a local record store. I doubt it's' really worth 50 bucks out there.
Nice👏🎤👍👊
@Germ303 lot's and lot's of money and um you could get the gear online! shop around
spettacolareeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
anyone got more info on the "giant" LP with the woman in the dog's mouth on the cover?
BONG!
@Yoshiya10 Dj Spinna & Soul Live - All Up In It
Sarolta Zalatnay. Buy the reissue so the artist gets PAID !!!
07:40 its not polish record. its hungarian ! haha
MAN I BET YOU CAN SHOW RECORDS FOR DAYZ . ID WATCH IT.....WORD TO ALLL VINYL JUNKIES
nice vid, but that album is not from poland, it's from hungary (Sarolta Zalatnay)!
Man how can i search for records for to sample dawg, wjere is the the best place to look! by the way i am Hot Boy, i am from Louisiana dawg! Holla!!!!!!
peep the video responce if you love records and dope beats..
Anyone know the whereabouts of the DJ Spinna Soda & Soap instrumental? I've been searching for a release.
that joao donato is really hard to find. don't even pop up on ebay..
09:05 the real HOLY GRAIL :)
@braemarsucks I would have put Keep On Rockin' on there :)
beat at the end of the video?
E Mu Edinburgh!
@gzicrew
whos the artist?
Anyone knows the track at 6:42 ?
05:28 I saw the 12 inch of Roxanne Shanté
name of last track plis? thnx .. p & l
what is the beat @ 6:42?
@9Bamba5 sarolta zalatnay
last time i looked a $1000 from japan!
@FXCommissionRebates your out of touch. Records are everything to hip hop
Dilla can't be that good I think ayatollah and easy mo where better