Sample Sessions - Episode 291: Everyday Struggle - The Notorious B.I.G.
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Season 3 of Sample Sessions: Exploring how samples are utilised by producers in order to make some of Hip Hop's biggest songs; all from a DJs' perspective.
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Fire ass video, top 5 big song for me. I like how the beat is so soft and calming and his lyrics completely juxtapose it by the hard struggles.
Appreciate you checking out the video. I think the appeal with this song/ and album cover was just the opposite of what it appears to be. Even the artwork, a baby looking innocent whilst the songs tackles some of life’s darkest themes and this song epitomises that as you described. Top 3 tracks of The Notorious BIG without a doubt.
My favorite BIG song
Same! Hope you enjoyed this episode, do check out more Biggie Sample Sessions episodes and let me know what you think 🙏
This shyt is hard nyce work
Appreciate it.
Just came across your channel. I love seeing how samples are flipped and their origin. It’s crazy how DJ’s are able to break these down. Dope!
Hey what's up Jontue?! Appreciate you checking out the content. Much more to come! And just dropped another episode. Would be cool if you checked it out: ruclips.net/video/9bLCKZaaLag/видео.html
I have this song on a jazz playlist the song was gritty on biggie's track the drum hit hard ready to die is a classic.
„In either way“ was also little Anita (kanye reference haha). It reminded me on „caught up in the rapture of love“
Send me the Kanye reference if you can 🙏
I was hoping you had a lead on that horn stab in "Everyday Struggle". I've been curious if that's sampled or just some random horn stab from that era that everyone used back then.
Sup BDaMan?! I can tell you now, some intricate samples/ sounds, from this era especially, you will not find the route of them for legal reason - They will never be disclosed. I believe that it was a sample for sure but it’s a guess at best. Also, thank you for peeping the content.
@@DJObiSmalls Yeah, I definitely tried to dig in a Facebook group I'm in for that horn stab and no one had any leads - probably for that exact reason. Definitely love the content! I've been peeping a lot of it here at work. It's keeping me in good spirits for sure.
@@BDaManTheRapper Lol. Puffy paid too much money on legal fees for his copyright on Ready To Die so it's understandable that he doesn't disclose other samples. And appreciate the comment. Got an episode dropping now. Check it out if you can and let me know your thoughts.
I think a sample by a group named Bridgeport had theirs removed from one of his tracks on ready to die after lawsuits any remastered versions took it off.
i just tried to AI extract it to shazam it but it didnt work, horns too quiet in the mix. bah. what is that damn sample!
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So the dude who made the sample for Everyday Struggle was jammin this beat back in the day and remembered it or just stumbled across the record messin around in the studio?
I believe it was produced by the Blues Brothers. And probably were crate digging for sure. But Dave Grusin is a legend.
5:17
U forgot the five stair steps drum break but it’s chops so I ain’t gonna trip
Can you do a sample breakdown of insane in the brain by Cypress Hill?
Added to the request lsit.
Im trying to find that one rnb song that also covered dave grusin’s jazz melody
I really cant find it anywhere if anyone knows what song im talking about lemme know
@@supposedtobe5170 there are a few. Faith Evans did one with Raekwon and I believe Wizkid did one a few years back.
Can add in my city or No Help by Z-Ro and trae tha truth?
Added to the list, both of them
@@DJObiSmalls bet that, I appreciate it
Hey Obi, on step 2 did you mean increase speed by 1.5 or 15% or exactly what you said initially 15x?
Sup David?! The whole Sample Sessions series is done via DJing (as I am not a producer); all the instructions are DJ speak. So the "Speed" is accurate to DJ Decks. For Music Production programs, I think you would need to time stretch it (lol I am not sure if that makes sense but I think so).
How do I do this in FL Studio?
U know how to cut parts out
Sup Jaylen Anderson?! Not certain how to apply this to FL but I do know, "speed" will be time-stretching, that is as much as I know lol.
It's a shame so many of his lyrics are kind of a bummer cuz his beat flips and his flows were classic
Ha Damidas. You need to elaborate.
I kind of agree, I am picking up from your comment that you are a biggie fan as opposed to a hater Anjou are just saying some of his more colourful lyrics haven’t aged well by todays standards… and ye I feel that. But as you said - classssic flows
@@provid3nce989 Yeah totally, I was raised on Biggie and used to listen to all his stuff ever since his 1st album up until like 10 years ago, now I’m really against lyrics that talk about poc killing other poc cuz it just sounds crazy. And I think it was all a result of the jewish label owners convincing them to do it. And you never heard a rap song where they talk about killing racist white ppl, gotta wonder why
@@provid3nce989hmm. I think that is what RTD a classic. Even if you just look at the contrast between the baby and the title on the album cover. Sets up perfectly how the album was going to be.