‘Vessel’ offers a wide range of Hip Hop, Southern & Trap samples. If you are looking for ambient, wavy, & melodic jump starters, then stop now. Inspired by artist such as Juice Wrld, Trippie Redd, Drake, Future, Gunna, Young Thug, Da Baby and many more.
‘Southern Church Grooves 3’ brings you that Southern Gospel music sound that has laid such an incredible foundation. This product is dedicated to many Southern Gospel influences, such as the late Dr. Mattie Moss-Clark, Andrae Crouch, James Cleveland, Richard Smallwood and many more.
A superb collection of live Hip Hop Guitar loops with no shortage of grit, funk and righteous blue sensibility. Locked to 90 and 75bpm, this construction kit of loops is perfectly suited to fans of Travis Scott, Kanye West, J Cole and more – an homage to all southern styles and boombap flavors. Traversing vinylised hooks, detuned ambient washes and essential minimalist licks, TRX Machinemusic is proud to present a unique set of pro-studio tools, dripping in vibe. Don’t sleep on this fist mini collection…
Some studios are famous not only because of their body of work, but because they helped change the course of music history. Because their heritage seeps through to culture and myth. Because they play an integral part in how we define a sound or an era. Because there truly can be magic inside four studio walls. Ask Aretha Franklin, Etta James or Otis Redding and they’ll probably tell you that, yes, there is something that special about a place in the small rural community of Muscle Shoals, Alabama. A place that has soul – true Southern soul: FAME Studios.
Southern Marching Band Sounds and Loops
Funky guitars, thick basses, and some ambient keys help define this soulful. The South has a rich history across various genres for making its mark on music. Southern Fried Volume 1 provides foundational tools whether you are looking to infuse some wah wah guitars into your Boom Bap or searching for elements to make your 808-centered creation really knock. The demo song was produced The Audible Doctor (50 Cent, LL Cool J, Smoke DZA, Joell Ortiz, Consequence & John Legend, MURS, Onyx, and more).
Throughout the 1990s, a new type of hip hop started bubbling up across the American South. Unlike its sample-driven cousins in New York and California, Southern hip hop dropped soulful keys, bluesy bass lines, and funky breaks played by live musicians on top of traditional drum machine programming. And although Houston and New Orleans helped lay the groundwork, the epicenter of the “Dirty South” was at the corner of Headland and Delowe, in the heart of Atlanta’s East Point neighborhood.
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