Hip Hop Culture - Radio

Hip Hop Culture - Radio - Hip Hop Radio - Your source for Weekly news, Hip Hop Charts, album sales reports, release dates and much more. The best source for the hottest hip-hop music, mixtapes and videos updated daily! The beginnings of Hip Hop was a musical and social movement starting in the New York Bronx nearly 30 years ago. Three people are really credited with taking hip-hop and propelling it into the mainstream; they are Afrika Bambaataa, Kool Herc and Grandmaster Flash. Each of these people played a significant role in the development of this sub culture.Kool Herc is credited with being influential during the pioneer days of Hip Hop music. He moved to the Bronx at the ripe old age of 13 bringing with him his Jamaican heritage. The blueprint for hip-hop music came from the Jamaican tradition of toasting, which is the act of talking, or chanting over the music, many times the words are impromptu lyrics thought up on the fly by the deejay. He and Cale Nossak are also known for developing break beat deejaying where a certain section of music, most often the part that was best for dancing, was isolated and repeated creating an all night dance party.Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2007 and was the first rap/ hip-hop artist to receive this honor. Grandmaster Flash and other DJ's such as Jazzy Jay further refined break beats to include scratching and cutting. It wasn't long before other DJ's were copying the style and creating a whole new sound. Flash practiced and developed three specific techniques that are still considered standard for any deejay.While the pioneering and development credits tend to go to Grandmaster Flash and Cool Herc, Afrika Bambaataa is credited with improving and modifying the hip-hop sound and taking it first to downtown white audiences and then the world. Using synthesizers and the rapidly improving drum machine Bambaataa and the Soulsonic Force released "Planet Rock" an electro funk kind of sound that audiences immediately loved.Afrika Bambaataa also looked at hip-hop as an agent for social change, as a former warlord of the South Bronx gang the Black Spades he had influence in his territory. In the beginning, he focused on expanding the turf of his gang by going into rival territory and forging relationships and by increasing membership. This led to the Black Spades being the largest gang in the city.This Free Hip Hop Radio brings you the best hip Hop and RB music, Freestyle Rap, Gangsta, Oldshool, Hardcore hip hop, Rap, Urban Music, RnB, Urban Contemporary and Alternative hip hop. Start listening to Hip Hop Radio on your android. Download today for FREE, and start streaming latest and hottest Hip Hop songs/music anywhere you go. Hip Hop Radio Stream Free Music.DISCLAIMER:This app is made in collaboration with the best online radio stations. This app was tested on multiple smartphones and tablets, so that users do not experience any problems while installing or using this app.Please report bugs with phone and operating system information. If you have any questions, suggestions or comments do not hesitate to contact us.None of the content in this app was created or modified by us. We are a curator providing direct access to content publicly available on Youtube. The content of this app is publicly available on the web and powered by YouTube. We are not responsible for any copyright issues as the app gives access to YouTube videos as is. We did not upload any of the videos to YouTube.DuckieMedia更多