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Nujabes - REAL Hip Hop (47 comments)

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Posted by oneroomdisco @ 11:03 CST, 19 November 2010 - iMsg

Anyone else listen to his music? If not, you should know he makes hiphop/jazz instrumental tracks, and all of it is absolutely amazing. He mostly creates the instrumental tracks, and they're either released on their own, or some hip hop artists add lyrics to it. He is also known by some people who watched Samurai Champloo, because he did most of the music for the show.

It's unfortunate that he passed away, because he was extremely underrated, and I think had he of had more time in the music industry, his beautiful music would have been a success.

Modal Soul Classics II was just released about a week ago, which is a dedication album to Nujabes, with some more amazing artists on it.

No doubt there is still many unreleased tracks from him, but Hydeout Productions has only put out the newest Modal Soul, and that's it.

If you've never heard any work by Nujabes, I will put some links below here of some of his work. Zack Austin (also known as Nistua) creates music very similar to Nujabes, as well as Kondor and Blazo. I hope you enjoy Nujabes, his work is beautiful :D

R.I.P Nujabes :(

You can listen to his still on GrooveShark too ~ http://listen.grooveshark.com/#/search/songs/?query=nujabes

Nujabes Instrumental:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YmRzR0EhabU
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YPFS90lYMcE
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z-qGpEY6I4k
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7JiDMXojBlc
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hgXxDFvfdhM
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GUGEdttx04k
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aEaJOQ0shj0
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g1fUtQAa6eE
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_qU2MXeAz1E
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EsSOv7Skl-0

Nujabes Hip-Hop (Lyrics):
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WCmT8QMyUwU
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qjqTiQhOgU8
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y1RiFIeNNgM
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b281a0qzQ4w
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oqtzz58KXZk
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KoAAHc_o15Y
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r754jCpD3Xg
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K0Kfrj--djw
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P5-2-jD-42Q

Nitsua (Also known as Zack Austin):
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F4awGoru_VM
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e1EiUWQxzwI
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F4awGoru_VM (sounds slightly different than the one I have, I think I prefer the other one)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lOVjbYPoWYs (short, but amazing)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z6xM00COrL8 (should be familiar to some ;] )

Blazo:
http://www.myspace.com/blazo2ndsight/music/so...n-39541527
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=faW7Bi1gPhs (Nujabes tribute)

Kondor:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AoGkUJMY2kI

Nujabes is real hip-hop.

Edited by Gillz at 13:39 CST, 19 November 2010 - 12383 Hits

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<< Comment #1 @ 11:35 CST, 19 November 2010 >>

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cerb0z

Yea, still listening it since Samurai Champloo. He was a great musician, rest in peace Good Sir.

<< Comment #31 @ 04:54 CST, 20 December 2010 >>

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pharrow - Reply to #1

i knew i had heard that name before!

<< Comment #2 @ 11:44 CST, 19 November 2010 >>

By

lewl

thought you had shit taste in music after learning about your fandom of some ultra fast bpm dance music. but yeah, don't forget fat jon. i think he has done tracks with nujabes and as shing02 has too.

edit: also check out dj mitsu the beats

Edited by paras1te at 06:58 CST, 20 November 2010

<< Comment #4 @ 15:07 CST, 19 November 2010 >>

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oneroomdisco - Reply to #2

Yup, they teamed up to do music for Samurai Champloo

<< Comment #3 @ 11:51 CST, 19 November 2010 >>

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dansen

shin is also an awesome japanese hiphop producer

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I6XPwIt4WwM

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=32LaRqr_Juk

<< Comment #5 @ 16:17 CST, 19 November 2010 >>

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koOma

he was a great great producer. Losing Dilla was a huge blow aswell. Luckily we still have madlib and Flying Lotus : )

<< Comment #6 @ 19:27 CST, 19 November 2010 >>

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hilla

Dj Krush is my favourite! He is from japan aswell.

He mostly does trip hop but some collaborations with rappers too. Recommended to check all albums since they differ from style a lot!

And thanks, gotta check more about this Nujabes, sounds good.

edit. actually I've seen Samurai Champloo too =)

Edited by hilla at 19:28 CST, 19 November 2010

<< Comment #7 @ 22:44 CST, 19 November 2010 >>

By

vamp1re

Yeah, it's a shame when someone this talented dies early =/.

<< Comment #8 @ 01:45 CST, 20 November 2010 >>

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ninja51

Damn, i never thought there were Nujabes fan in this site :D. Glad to hear. Best hip hop producer since J-Dilla imo. You guys should check out Nomak,Uyama Hiroto and Dj Okawari which have similar style of Nujabes. Rest in Beats SebaJun :(

falco-

<< Comment #9 @ 03:24 CST, 20 November 2010 >>

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Inane

If you want some downtempo electronic type stuff (Nujabes approved!) be sure to check out Emancipator: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e-Ho7IwupxI

and a producer i only recently ran into on the net is TOKiMONSTA
i gotta say she is incredibly impressive and this stuff is real hiphop http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3qn5MRov_OI http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_hkO8MqqgG0

<< Comment #16 @ 12:09 CST, 22 November 2010 >>

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cerb0z - Reply to #9

Thx m8, more suggestions?

<< Comment #20 @ 13:30 CST, 22 November 2010 >>

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Yellack - Reply to #16

not exactly like Nujabes/Hip Hop, but still worth a listen:

Milosh - The City - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=weKJjknf748&feature=fvw

Netsky - Your Way - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U0azxS5FTpY

Jazztronik - Samurai - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zz4AbcPNuLE

<< Comment #21 @ 05:10 CST, 23 November 2010 >>

By

koekie - Reply to #16

Shin-Ski
:)

<< Comment #10 @ 03:37 CST, 20 November 2010 >>

By

dansen

guru also died earlier this year

<< Comment #15 @ 01:27 CST, 21 November 2010 >>

By

illwill_ - Reply to #10

eyedea just died recently too

<< Comment #11 @ 04:57 CST, 20 November 2010 >>

By

koekie

R.I.P. Seba Jun :(

<< Comment #12 @ 08:29 CST, 20 November 2010 >>

By

gauss

Wow, thanks for sharing this. Expected trash and was treated with something special.

<< Comment #14 @ 22:00 CST, 20 November 2010 >>

By

oneroomdisco - Reply to #12

:)

<< Comment #13 @ 09:12 CST, 20 November 2010 >>

By

paulrrrr

gillz delivers

<< Comment #17 @ 12:26 CST, 22 November 2010 >>

By

Naghokez

First song of him I heard was "think different" with substantial, he's a great artist.

<< Comment #18 @ 12:31 CST, 22 November 2010 >>

By

fag music (blazo and kondor were quite nice tho)

don't be a fag, listen to this instead :
http://www.hard.fm/

<< Comment #19 @ 12:34 CST, 22 November 2010 >>

By

Only person making this kind of music not from bristol?

<< Comment #22 @ 15:38 CST, 10 December 2010 >>

By

ddk

nice, i had only heard the instrumental auraurian dance, i wasn't aware he was also a hip hop artist.

pretty big fan of older school hip hop like hieroglyphics/cyne/a tribe called quest/deltron/other californian hip hop etc

nice to add this to my collection! thx

<< Comment #23 @ 15:50 CST, 10 December 2010 >>

By

ins '

and real hip hop is supposed to be good?

<< Comment #24 @ 16:36 CST, 10 December 2010 >>

By

mastab - Reply to #23

what is real hip hop?

<< Comment #25 @ 19:05 CST, 10 December 2010 >>

By

ins ' - Reply to #24

you tell me !

<< Comment #27 @ 02:47 CST, 11 December 2010 >>

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deathinfire - Reply to #24

real hip-hop = hip-hop that has been approved by pasty white people

<< Comment #26 @ 22:06 CST, 10 December 2010 >>

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illwill_ - Reply to #23

It's real hip hop in the sense that it's art just like other valid forms of music.
If you didn't know, there is a difference between rap and hip hop. MTV and radio stations label everything hip hop when in reality almost none of it is. It's rap, or personally what I call pop rap.
Rap is basically a watered down offshoot of hip hop with no substance that is purely about making money. It is disposable with no artistic merit.
So yes, real hip hop is good; or at least it's a valid form of music if it's not your cup of tea.

Edited by illwill_ at 22:07 CST, 10 December 2010

<< Comment #28 @ 03:10 CST, 11 December 2010 >>

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DamianLillard - Reply to #26

I was under impression that in semantics hip hop meant the whole hubajaba nigger culture and rap just (the lousy) music.

<< Comment #29 @ 17:19 CST, 11 December 2010 >>

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illwill_ - Reply to #28

Well in the past it was acceptable to interchange the terms hip hop and rap but some time in the '90s the two got separated.
It's said that the four elements of hip hop culture are MCing, DJing, breaking and graffiti. Today's rap music really has nothing to do with this stuff.
A good comparison for hip hop vs. rap would be metal vs. nu-metal. However I doubt you would like hip hop much better than rap, or possibly wouldn't be able to tell the difference between the two, since hip hop also involves a lot of "niggers" and judging from your androgynous emo photo it's not your type of music. Which is fine.

Edited by illwill_ at 17:19 CST, 11 December 2010

<< Comment #30 @ 01:32 CST, 12 December 2010 >>

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DamianLillard - Reply to #29

Great dodge sir ... straight into the noob creek.

<< Comment #32 @ 12:16 CST, 20 December 2010 >>

By

tourist - Reply to #29

I thought the 4 elements of hip hop were KFCing, Kool Aiding, watermelon and food stamps.

<< Comment #33 @ 16:10 CST, 22 December 2010 >>

By

baksteen

dunno about this..

it's kind of nice

but not my kinda style of jazz/hiphop...

listen to a tribe called quest..

i know it's kinda uncompairable but oh

<< Comment #34 @ 10:57 CST, 29 December 2010 >>

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZYI9uh9dNwo

Interesting find, can't locate where it came from though. Maybe they only did one song.

<< Comment #39 @ 20:59 CST, 29 December 2010 >>

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lewl - Reply to #34

yea it's a single. nujabes did two remixes of l universe tracks also. maybe you can count them as nujabes & l universe tracks

<< Comment #35 @ 11:25 CST, 29 December 2010 >>

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zkyp

"Real hip-hop" meh. Imo it's hip-hop with strong jazz influences edging on the trip-hop genre. The latter might be something you should check out if you like this type of music.

<< Comment #36 @ 15:25 CST, 29 December 2010 >>

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koekie - Reply to #35

Any recommended trip hop artists?

<< Comment #37 @ 19:14 CST, 29 December 2010 >>

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zkyp - Reply to #36

If you like hip-hop, artists like RJD2, Wax Tailor, DJ Frane, UNKLE, Blockhead.
For more melody/vocals I'd recommend Thievery Corporation, Kruder & Dorfmeister albums, Boards of Canada, Portishead. For "real" trip-hop artists; Sneaker Pimps, Tricky, Massive Attack, Morcheeba, Blue Foundation

Edited by zkyp at 19:14 CST, 29 December 2010

<< Comment #40 @ 06:34 CST, 30 December 2010 >>

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koekie - Reply to #37

Thanks!
Not all are my cup of tea but definitely the MVs are compeling to watch.
My fav so far is RJD2 :)

<< Comment #42 @ 08:48 CST, 30 December 2010 >>

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zkyp - Reply to #40

Yeah, RJD2 rocks (albums he made with others too). You could check out The Herbaliser, Nightmares on Wax, Cut Chemist 'n DJ Shadow next, if you haven't heard these already :-)

<< Comment #44 @ 09:17 CST, 31 December 2010 >>

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koekie - Reply to #42

I know DJ Shadow, not the others though. Will def check it out.
Thanks again!

<< Comment #45 @ 22:58 CST, 8 January 2011 >>

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mastab - Reply to #42

a lot of stuff from ninja tune is really good

<< Comment #38 @ 19:27 CST, 29 December 2010 >>

By

ddk

i recommend Akala to all.

<< Comment #41 @ 07:45 CST, 30 December 2010 >>

By

somebodyshootme '

cut your nails man

<< Comment #43 @ 09:41 CST, 30 December 2010 >>

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kapca - Reply to #41

http://www.mainstsupply.com/product.cfm/4/98/50461

<< Comment #46 @ 15:08 CDT, 25 April 2011 >>

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EJq5Y7IEgFE

Edited by Gillz at 15:15 CDT, 25 April 2011

<< Comment #47 @ 15:44 CDT, 25 April 2011 >>

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�bst

I always liked these guys music, + a lot which has already been mentioned :D
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5CIzNlFUpmc

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