Eminem as a superior beat maker is one of the most slept on facts in hip hop history. As a protege´ of the God of Beat himself, Dr. Dre, Eminem has crafted some of the best beats that no one knows about. This man has produced a whole 2pac album, and there was a reason he was trusted with the opportunity, and didn’t do a bad job either. He has produced classic songs on classic albums. Producing songs off the timeless Get Rich or Die Tryin' album, including High All The Time and the classic Many Men; he solely produced Patiently Waiting and Don’t Push Me. Breaking Detroit artists like D12 and Obie Trice, Eminem was the majority producer of the underrated classic and critically acclaimed Cheers (2003) and produced both D12 albums which spawned eminem produced hits 'Purple Pills' and 'My Band' respectively. Many people don’t know Eminem took over production duties from his mentor early on his career, co- producing the groundbreaking 'Marshall Mathers Lp.'before producing majority of the diamond selling 'Eminem Show'. Eminem would go on to continue to produce for himself and his artists, crafting the cinematic beat for the Oscar winning 'Lose Yourself.' Eminem produced the 2pac Documentary Soundtrack including the forgotten Runnin'; featuring the only song Biggie and 2pac did together. He is also produced the posthumous 2pac album Loyal To The Game. Eminem is known for his razor sharp wizardry on the mic, but he was also a magician on the boards.
Top Eminem Beats
1.We All Die One Day- Obie Trice (Cheers)
2.Many Men- 50 Cent (GRODT)
3.Patiently Waiting- 50 Cent (GRODT)
4.Runnin'- Biggie and 2pac (2pac Resurrection Soundtrack)
5.Purple Pills- D12 (Devil's Night)
6.Till I Collapse- Eminem (Eminem Show)
7.Lose Yourself- Eminem (8mile Soundtrack)
8.Stan-Eminem (Marshall Mathers LP)
9.Cleanin' Out My Closet- Eminem (Eminem Show)
10.Don’t Push Me- 50 Cent (GRODT)
We took some time recently to get to know the stunning and talented Raychiel Smith. She told us what her goal are and what she has for us in the future. So check it out Who are you and what are you all about? Im a flawed human with positive intentions and big dreams. i'm all about chasing my dreams and independence. Everything in my life is here because it makes me happy. Fashion and expression in art form that people can relate to is what i'm about. For those who don't know me. Hi, i'm raychiel, i work a regular 9 to 5. Working towards maintaining my LLC license so i can pursue a fashion career. I aspire to be a journalist and, fashion designer. A major one, not some graphics on a t-shirt shit. Its a lifestyle. Where are you from? Born and raised in northern california daly city SF and vallejo mostly. Who are your heroes? My big sister and my mother. They are ...
1. The Streets Featured Artist | WC Album | Ghetto Heisman Year 2002 Nate Dogg, like a lot of songs he sings on, makes the song. The beat from Scott Storch, sounds like a 2001 leftover and creates WC's biggest hit as a solo artist. Not too many outside of LA will remember this one. 2. Look At My Eyes Featured Artist | Obie Trice Album | Cheers Year 2003 Cheers is the most underrated Hip-Hop albums of all time. Slept on as it came out the same year on the same label 50 Cent's Get Rich Or Die Tryin'. Cheers is the best album to come out of the Shady-Aftermath factory not named 50 Cent or Eminem, and that includes all members of G-Unit and D12. Look At My Eyes, produced by Dr. Dre at the tale-end of Dr. Dre producing like Dr. Dre, is one of the last Nate Dogg/Dr. Dre combos we will ever see, and just as always, it doesn't miss. 3. I Don't Like To Dream About Getting Paid Featured Artist | Dogg Pound Album | Tha Dogg Food Year 1995 Early Nate ...
My family and I have visited the Trap Music Museum many times because my wife is from Atlanta. We reside in Los Angeles, CA and I'm a local business owner in the city. This past weekend, my wife, my kids, and I decided to go to Atlanta to visit my wife's family. Once we got down there we decided to go to the Trap Music Museum because that's one of our favorite museums to visit when we’re in town so of course we had to go check it out for ourselves. My wife and I are big fans of TI. When we went to the museum, the first thing you saw was a 2Chainz installation of his pink trap house. When you go further into the museum they give you a brief history of how Trap Music was created and the symbolism behind it. You also get to see the different awards TI has one over his rap career. While viewing the museum I saw a poster that illustrated that TI was opening up a permanent museum for the Lil Trap House that was originally a pop-up. We got a chance to vi...
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