Omg and so much more...but that's a great first reference because of all the incredible producers Madonna used over this time period like Shep Pettibone, Junior Vasquez, and William Orbit. Nelee was also a big force behind the lower tempo sounds of the Sneaker Pimps, etc
William Orbit is a legend. Madonna's Frozen still sends chills down my back till this day. I had no idea about his involvement with Sneaker Pimps tho! It must've been before Corner became the lead vocalist aka before Splinter. Still, cool piece of trivia!
@@kkyun2785 haha! The debate on whether "additional production and remix by" constitutes production is too subjective for me. :) You understood the qualification I was making and that's what matters. I do think Hooper was more involved though than just plugging in some drums, though I cannot verify that.
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Brilliant use of speed control while keeping pitch the same. Love, love, love this!
For those who don't know, Nellee Hooper was one of the producers behind Madonna's stunning Bedtime Story
Omg and so much more...but that's a great first reference because of all the incredible producers Madonna used over this time period like Shep Pettibone, Junior Vasquez, and William Orbit. Nelee was also a big force behind the lower tempo sounds of the Sneaker Pimps, etc
William Orbit is a legend. Madonna's Frozen still sends chills down my back till this day.
I had no idea about his involvement with Sneaker Pimps tho! It must've been before Corner became the lead vocalist aka before Splinter. Still, cool piece of trivia!
@@kkyun2785 I was referring to his mix of 6 Underground more specifically, not actually involvement in the musics creation :)
Ahh, so just like Junior Vasquez and Madonna - not really producing, but remixing
@@kkyun2785 haha! The debate on whether "additional production and remix by" constitutes production is too subjective for me. :) You understood the qualification I was making and that's what matters. I do think Hooper was more involved though than just plugging in some drums, though I cannot verify that.