"my pen and paper? platonic." hahahah
Saunders you got some skills dude!!
I used to dabble on the mic back in University when I was making beats.
Not writing now, nor am I set up to record anything... but you can listen to me rap (and make beats) here: http://soundcloud.com/beat-chemist
Raps are here: http://soundcloud.com/beat-chemist/b...e-charts-vocal
Last edited by BeatChemist; 07-13-2011 at 03:43 PM.
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--> "I wont give up my real friends just to play that game alone at home with headphones on, isolated from social contacts. Why did u (EA) had to ruin a game that hard? Did someone just poop in your cereals? Are we to blame for this action? "
Day three sounds good, man.
Seems the hardest thing for an MC to do is meet a damn producer/engineer. I've had some stuff written that I've wanted to bring on to the stage for going on three years now, but lacked the second half of the act. Now, I know a cat, and we're finally making some headway, but it's been a long road. On the plus side, my abilities have gone from a drip to a dribble and are moving towards being a real flow, so the practice is definatly worth the patience... But MAN it sucks knowing you want to, and can do something, but need a second set of braincells to make it work.
If your area is anything like mine, don't bother with Craigslist. You'll find a bunch of dudes who want to sell you their beats, which is cool if you have the fundage to do that, but isn't the kind of work I wanted to do.
Best place to meet the like minded is really college. Dunno if you're that age (you seem to be in the later teenage years, who knows) but if you ask around at a local community college your pretty likely to find someone else who's bored and got some passion.
Originally Posted by Krome
An old friend from school asked me if I wanted to record with him on facebook. Wednesday I get the opportunity, He started up the group "Real Important Poetry" "R.I.P." they have opened for quite a few headliners.
Im extremely hyped on this.
I'm sure you got it on lock, but all good vibes your way come Wednesday, man. Good luck. Not sure if you've had the pleasure, but there is NOTHING like being on stage with the mic.
I was young Simba. on stage No Lie. Princess of Wales Theatre. Downtown Toronto almost a decade ago, ever since then I've always wanted to get back on stage with my own material and do my own thing. That was an experience. A lot of inspiration and motivation came out of the hustle to get that job in particular, which created a lot of opportunities.
not being able to do what I love has been getting under my skin. that's why I succumbed to youtube. Matter of time before I did it anyways, so useful.
edit for deleting a lot of shit I wrote.
Last edited by saunders420; 07-13-2011 at 06:54 PM.
Truth.
glad you picked up on what I wrote before I deleted it.
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