Alchemist has such a good attitude towards newer trends and artists and it explains why he’s been at the top of the game for so long. Such a calm dude I get why they call him Uncle Al.
Opinionated music takes birthed from social media, comments, etc. have warped people's brains into thinking who they deem as great artists are as critical as some people in their fan bases.
People really don’t understand how difficult it is to interview people, especially live. The fans take it forgranted since they’re used to seeing Anthony post videos all the time but people need to realize that those videos are just him alone talking to a camera. It’s an entirely different skillet to interview someone else
I used to read about Alc in the hip hop magazines as a kid, but I feel robbed because I’ve never listened to an interview til now..dude is definitely dope and has some interesting perspective
Alchemist IMO the most prolific producer right now. Sure he's been in the game for a while, but it's been a while that I've seen a producer working with so many artists, crafting multiple sounds for all of em and still having so much left to explore. He's to hip hop right now what Kaytranada and FlyLo/Thundercat were 7-8 years ago, and Madlib, Dilla before that.
shoutout to pink siifu, MIKE, maxo, mavi, zelooperz and navy blue, this new scene of hip hop is gonna either blow up or be appreciated way later down the road.
@@IncredibleIceCastle even if he aint on camera, hes always in the background some how. I love seeing him do these type of interviews though and he just got on a show with Rory and Mal as this interview came out. Must be an LA thing or somethin
Love Madlib but honestly he kinda sucks at interviews lol No diss to him or anything hes just a quiet dude and doesn't seem into a lot of talking. I mean theres a red bull academy thing with him on here and a lot of his answers are just one word answers and I've noticed hes the same in a lot of other interviews too.
growing up as a teen in the 2010’s Alchemist is like my generations DJ Premier or RZA. Dude is a god to me, produced on all my favourite albums and worked with my favourite artists along with putting me onto a lot of other rappers too.
@@engliships2126 yea im still finding out Al produced gems i’ve been listening to since i was a kid, like We Gon Make It by Jadakiss. Dudes always been the best.
My favorite Alchemist produced song is FEAR. by Kendrick Lamar Such a calm, intriguing, deep-touching instrumental and Dot definitely did justice to it. Also, the sample connects with the narrative of the album as a whole (Poverty's paradise).
One of the best things in music is finding out after the fact, one of your favorite producers produced a song you listen to frequently. Thank you for sharing.
Al being so fucking humble despite being a vet and a absolute goat in the game makes me like him even more. always open to learning even from the young guys. mad respect
The first time I heard an ALC production was back in Linkin Park's “Reanimation”. That album put me on to ALC and Hip Hop as a whole. After that, I heard all Dilated Peoples' catalog and the rest is history. Still here, still living, still loving Hip Hop.
Great interview...I love hearing ALC speak at length. ALC truly doesn't have a signature beat. His collaborative and instrumental projects are so different from each other but that's the beauty of it. His style adapts to the artist.
Liner notes are underrated. I have always read the thank you sections and it actually kept me informed on other artists and up and comers when they are announced. Dilated had one the largest thank you sections, it actually helped me find out about other artists.
I LOVE the drumless instrumentals and beats! I do appreciate the old school Hip hop as well, and this is just another addition that complements the entrée. Edit: Yeeaaaah apparently a week is how long it takes for me to complete watching a video LOL.
I think Anthony is totally wrong that it hasn’t been defined I think Roc marci had the biggest hand in this sound of everyone and has mastered it for a decade same with Ka
Honestly, when it comes to what I view as that particular, specific style of rhyming/sound...not that it hasn't grown and evolved in ways, but marcberg pretty much could still be considered the most well done/masterful example of it. That album is so fuckin fantastic. Cult classic, he's only grown in popularity for sure, but I still would say that album is legit underated/underappreciated as fuck. So fire oof
Alc brought up a really good point there at the end about the Pharell x Timabaland era of superproducers. I feel like back then it was about providing a distinct sound that was radio-ready and automatic for school dance & club-type pop music and now looking at mumble rap it's more of an aesthetic and artist just rides the beat (not all, but most). I like both eras of production, but it's just crazy how producers are capable of shifting the culture from beneath our feet.
Al is my favourite producer of all time ever since I first heard of him on Terror Squads debut album on the track ‘99 Live. Sonically he never lets me down. One of the greatest of all time. Such a cool dude too.
Downloading Alc instrumentals was literally a thing back in the 2000's (early - mid). If i couldnt find it on somewhere like Kazaa, I know for a fact someone definitely uploaded it to Soundclick. Speaking of Soundclick, that was the 1st place I ever read the title: "Alchemist type beat" long before UA-cam.
@@ChickenFriedVice I’m hoping he’ll give some of the newer artists a go though.. or if Milk finally drops a new album, that would surely be worth a review compared to some of the rubbish he makes time for
I saw him a few months ago on the Dr. Greenthumb podcast! He’s crazy talented and has worked with so many dope artists he learned under DJ Muggs and he’s part of the Whooliganz! Super rad interview🤘🏼
didn’t even know who Al was when I first heard the song, but “We Gonna Make It” still gives me chills after 10+ years. Such a quality, versatile musician.
We definitely need longer convos, they always end it when it's really starting to get going (which is usually the point where the interviewee realizes how incredibly knowledgable Anthony is)
Al genuinely has to try to disappoint me hes by far the most consistent producer ive listened to. for him to stay as consistent as he has along with the sheer amount of music hes produced in that period is insane its quality in large quantities. the sampling is incredible too hes one of the best samplers if not the best right now. cant wait for the new stuff he puts out.
The relentless…….but yet creative nature of people like AL make sure penmanship will never die ……I love the concepts !! Figures ain’t every thing ! Art is art !! They’ll take notice !!! And recognize…Love to all the people who enjoy getting lost in decoding and trying to comprehend dope Emcees !!Lots of talented people
Talking from the perspective of a Greek guy that loves hip hop. obviously English is not my mother tongue and because of this I cannot get all the lyrics and especially all the cultural references or sayings of an American rapper. Because of this GENIUS is the best thing that ever happened for me for in hip hop. Just imagine that if it was not about that, I could have never been able to love and understand the genious of MF DOOM or other rappers that have such dense lyric, because I would have never been able to dissect them.. By the way, Alchemist should have scolded you for putting a 7 in Bo Jackson... Album of the year so far easily!!! P.S. I have not heard the new KA's album yet so give me a break if KA's is better.
@@palestar55 I have to put DJ mugs because without him it would not be no alchemist the same thing as rza a lot of producers I got to pay homage to it's a lot of them that I love I love all of them that came out in the '90s and the 80s
The Alchemist is my favourite and will always be my favourite Producer, his beats are just incredible. To name a few Jadakiss "wo gonna make it", prodigy "the type", Freddie Gibbs "scottie beam", Freddie gibs "something to rap about", Wiz Khalifa "universal studios", action broson "tropical storm Lenny". The best part is he's only getting better, top 3 of all time for sure.
The amount of fire beats he's made is ridiculous. "Surgical Gloves" by Raekwon, "Death Sentence" with Prodigy and Alchemist, Dilateds "Worst comes to worst".... the list goes on and on and on
The had a instrumental coming off the break today on npr of “we gonna make it” and I thought this beat is so dope I wonder who produced it. Shoulda known it was al , his beats have there own crazy swagger.
@@TheMattmatic every time you listen to his music, you think your favourite beat from him won’t get topped and then you just get proven wrong every time. I just love every single best I’ve heard from him. He’s an absolute legend, he made me love underground HipHop
Everyday we inch closer to that Freddie Gibbs interview
@A B that’s just not a good take at all
@A B Gibbs is legit the goat rn goofy
@A B ratio + gibbs is top 5
@A B no
@A B wrong
Alchemist has such a good attitude towards newer trends and artists and it explains why he’s been at the top of the game for so long. Such a calm dude I get why they call him Uncle Al.
Opinionated music takes birthed from social media, comments, etc. have warped people's brains into thinking who they deem as great artists are as critical as some people in their fan bases.
Yeah reminds me a lot of Mike Dean’s attitude towards the younger generation as well
💯
Anthony stepping it up with these interviews
People really don’t understand how difficult it is to interview people, especially live. The fans take it forgranted since they’re used to seeing Anthony post videos all the time but people need to realize that those videos are just him alone talking to a camera. It’s an entirely different skillet to interview someone else
@@brotherbodhi237 Oh yeah most definitely, being an interviewer is as if not more difficult than being the one interviewed.
I've criticized melon's interview skills in the past, but I noticed a lot of growth in this one. Takes time to get comfortable with it I imagine.
Nice lil xan pfp 👍
He's really good at askin' the right questions.
it’s gotta be illegal for al to be this cool
Based as fuck profile
@@AJ-vw7nn on what? Or where
@@AJ-vw7nn based on you getting 0 bitches
@@kuppakassi what
@@kuppakassi he's based. As in Al is a based guy. Boomer moment much ??
“If something is overcooked,
It doesn’t taste good”
Living by this
I feel like Alchemist still isn't at the point of his career where he can do an album with Cal, but good that you asked him.
Calchemist.
im sure cal scruby would be down
In when in the video did he mention Cal Scruby?
he'll get there
@@hellokintu i mean can you give me a time stamp where he mentioned cal scruby?
So inspiring to see an artist making a living doing exactly what he wants.
we should all be allowed to live doing exactly what we want
i've never seen this man without a spliff
Like mike Dean
And scott storch 😂
Jaah bless
Basically earl lmao
The scariest thing about Alchemist is somehow this man is not even in his prime yet. Dude is truly incredible at what he does.
He got better and evolved without changing his sound. But he kinda did. It’s crazy
These words turned out to be very true especially this year. Absolutely dominated 2023.
Nothing scary about it. Gotta stop using the word to describe it. Al is dope and he has stayed steady for decades.
You’ve officially made it, melon.
@@_Baj_ nah this da one kid
You kids haven’t experienced the greatness that was the Uncle Adams interview
@@BOAYang *Unkle Adams
Put some RESPEKT on his name 😤😤
Nah he makes it when he interviews MF DOOM
@@IncredibleIceCastle how tf would that be possible? 🤦🏽♂️ rip legend
Crazy how Al continues to get better every year. And I always enjoy listening to him talk music. Props to Melon for landing this interview.
I used to read about Alc in the hip hop magazines as a kid, but I feel robbed because I’ve never listened to an interview til now..dude is definitely dope and has some interesting perspective
You should go hear his freestyle with Mac Miller and prodigy
Bro I keep saying the same shit every single album. Like dawg. And he can actually spit too. His Step Brothers joints with Evidence are stupid fire
Alchemist IMO the most prolific producer right now. Sure he's been in the game for a while, but it's been a while that I've seen a producer working with so many artists, crafting multiple sounds for all of em and still having so much left to explore. He's to hip hop right now what Kaytranada and FlyLo/Thundercat were 7-8 years ago, and Madlib, Dilla before that.
shoutout to pink siifu, MIKE, maxo, mavi, zelooperz and navy blue, this new scene of hip hop is gonna either blow up or be appreciated way later down the road.
FR
That good shit
Medhane crazy too
in my opinion i’ve found his flow to be over repetitive. he never surprises me or does anything new when he drops
@@StewartGaming23 after all those allegations medhane has def been ousted out
so excited for that new Earl album
Timestamp?
@@alexxccccxbbb9952 19:53
Let's fucking gooooo.
same bro
EarlChemist
Haram is still one of the best albums of the year. Black Sunlight is a god-tier song
this ain’t God.
stop that blasphemy.
ive been putting it off gotta listen to it
@@2024newfrontier bro.. shut up
falling out of the sky too
gahDAMN
That interview is going to be interesting. Hopefully we can see melon interviewing Madlib in the future as well.
That would insane too. Madlib is so elusive. Like alchemist but i feel madlib really goes off the grid.
@@TreesRdope Alchemist is always hanging around isnt he
alc is always chopping on iglive
@@IncredibleIceCastle even if he aint on camera, hes always in the background some how. I love seeing him do these type of interviews though and he just got on a show with Rory and Mal as this interview came out. Must be an LA thing or somethin
Love Madlib but honestly he kinda sucks at interviews lol No diss to him or anything hes just a quiet dude and doesn't seem into a lot of talking. I mean theres a red bull academy thing with him on here and a lot of his answers are just one word answers and I've noticed hes the same in a lot of other interviews too.
growing up as a teen in the 2010’s Alchemist is like my generations DJ Premier or RZA. Dude is a god to me, produced on all my favourite albums and worked with my favourite artists along with putting me onto a lot of other rappers too.
Yeah same for me which is kinda weird since he's been at it for so long
@@engliships2126 yea im still finding out Al produced gems i’ve been listening to since i was a kid, like We Gon Make It by Jadakiss. Dudes always been the best.
The sequencing between songs of any album that Alchemist works in is just godly
Alan is THE most humble artist out here. Passionate, yet humble.
He’s a genuine article
My favorite Alchemist produced song is FEAR. by Kendrick Lamar
Such a calm, intriguing, deep-touching instrumental and Dot definitely did justice to it. Also, the sample connects with the narrative of the album as a whole (Poverty's paradise).
Holy shit i had no clue
good share
Whaaaat I never knew that
One of the best things in music is finding out after the fact, one of your favorite producers produced a song you listen to frequently. Thank you for sharing.
BRUH. I had no clue Al produced that, this man might be Top 5 in existence.
i really loved this interview. the way Al talks about stuff with such passion and the chemistry between him and melon is really nice to listen to
Al being so fucking humble despite being a vet and a absolute goat in the game makes me like him even more. always open to learning even from the young guys. mad respect
The first time I heard an ALC production was back in Linkin Park's “Reanimation”. That album put me on to ALC and Hip Hop as a whole. After that, I heard all Dilated Peoples' catalog and the rest is history. Still here, still living, still loving Hip Hop.
Im confused, I thought DJ Babu and Evidence did all their beats. I honestly didn't know ALC made music w them, cool.
@@kylev938 EV produced the High Voltage remix with Babu on the scratches. Alc produced the Forgotten remix.
Damn, that was probably my first hearing him too. He’s on some insane roll right now, incredible producer.
same here, reanimation open my eyes on underground hip hop
Oh shit! Was not expecting Melon to get the GOAT producer on
Madlib on here?
@@neilb3332 how is madlib greater than Premier?
@@QuestionMarkKick360 Pete rock or preemo the best ever for me no doubt. Wordisbond
@@QuestionMarkKick360 goat is plural, number one. Second, madlib is above alchemist. Premier and Pete a different discussion
@@QuestionMarkKick360 how tf Premier better than Madlib?
Great interview...I love hearing ALC speak at length. ALC truly doesn't have a signature beat. His collaborative and instrumental projects are so different from each other but that's the beauty of it. His style adapts to the artist.
Liner notes are underrated. I have always read the thank you sections and it actually kept me informed on other artists and up and comers when they are announced. Dilated had one the largest thank you sections, it actually helped me find out about other artists.
Alchemist is a legend, his beats especially the ones he did for Mobb Deep are the best
Missed it live, dope to see it’s up already
Man, nicely done interview. Super organic and really great, knowledgeable questions.
Al is so respectful/supportive. Him bigging up all the people I listen to, including himself, makes me so happy
Logic finally collabs with The Alchemist
Cringe
@@jonn3041 ok
After going back to some of logics old tracks and then his most recent work I feel like he could fit on the next like yacht rock or somethin
lol the firepunch pic
Get it cause he looks like logic, hey why isn't anyone laughing
Didn't expect to love this interview but it's pretty much perfect
super hyped to hear that theres more music comin in the horizon, much love al, youre one of the best.
Melon receiving some genuine respect from The Alchemist. Warms my heart
21:03 is where he talks about Earl's upcoming album.
Bless youuuuuu
There was ad on it too 😭😭
@@Shamssali thnx!
Thank you, was looking for some time stamps
I LOVE the drumless instrumentals and beats! I do appreciate the old school Hip hop as well, and this is just another addition that complements the entrée.
Edit: Yeeaaaah apparently a week is how long it takes for me to complete watching a video LOL.
I think Anthony is totally wrong that it hasn’t been defined I think Roc marci had the biggest hand in this sound of everyone and has mastered it for a decade same with Ka
Honestly, when it comes to what I view as that particular, specific style of rhyming/sound...not that it hasn't grown and evolved in ways, but marcberg pretty much could still be considered the most well done/masterful example of it. That album is so fuckin fantastic. Cult classic, he's only grown in popularity for sure, but I still would say that album is legit underated/underappreciated as fuck. So fire oof
He purposely ignores Roc Marci. Always has for whatever reason. He weird like that
@@lobsterblacc9478 Yeah I always noticed this, don't get it all.
Yup Apollo brown too tbh
Word
Alc brought up a really good point there at the end about the Pharell x Timabaland era of superproducers.
I feel like back then it was about providing a distinct sound that was radio-ready and automatic for school dance & club-type pop music and now looking at mumble rap it's more of an aesthetic and artist just rides the beat (not all, but most). I like both eras of production, but it's just crazy how producers are capable of shifting the culture from beneath our feet.
Great job, man. Loved this interview. Alc is my favorite producer
Al is my favourite producer of all time ever since I first heard of him on Terror Squads debut album on the track ‘99 Live. Sonically he never lets me down. One of the greatest of all time. Such a cool dude too.
"you might find out about an artist and he's already platinum."
That's how I've felt my whole life listening to hip hop.
Downloading Alc instrumentals was literally a thing back in the 2000's (early - mid). If i couldnt find it on somewhere like Kazaa, I know for a fact someone definitely uploaded it to Soundclick.
Speaking of Soundclick, that was the 1st place I ever read the title:
"Alchemist type beat"
long before UA-cam.
this interview sparked off a serious hip hop buzz for me lately. respect to both. serious boys!
Y'all bounced off each other so well. Such good convo
Your interviewing skills have improved a lot 🔥🔥. This one was amazing. Keep it coming.
The best producer of all time imho. No one can do what he does. The range Alchemist has sets him apart!
Check j dilla if you haven't already dude
@@nickcollier-webb3327 yeah, he’s up there with them all.
Al repping Blah Records with the footy jersey - love it. (Best label in UK and potentially on the planet)
YES! Finally someone who notices, Melon really needs to check out the members of Cult Mountain (Mainly Milkavelli and Lee Scott).
@@pinkimpala9128 Clbrks too
@@pinkimpala9128 he reviewed Lee Scott & Dirty Dike - Butter Fly shortly after it dropped
He was rocking a Yung sweg lord cap a few years back too, hope he works with blah someday
@@ChickenFriedVice I’m hoping he’ll give some of the newer artists a go though.. or if Milk finally drops a new album, that would surely be worth a review compared to some of the rubbish he makes time for
Final step in your career is to interview Nardwuar
Nardwuar actually interviewed Melon
So much knowledge and wisdom is being dropped here I just want people to understand how rare this is
I saw him a few months ago on the Dr. Greenthumb podcast! He’s crazy talented and has worked with so many dope artists he learned under DJ Muggs and he’s part of the Whooliganz! Super rad interview🤘🏼
So cool how him and Muggs are running the underground rn in terms of production. They deserve it
@@miseryisme that’s facts bruh Forreal!
didn’t even know who Al was when I first heard the song, but “We Gonna Make It” still gives me chills after 10+ years. Such a quality, versatile musician.
alchemist has evolved beautifully as an old producer
INSANE INTERVIEW!!!!!! Thanks
Thank you so much Anthony, this is legendary 💙
Our boy AL. No one can do it better. jus dropped 3gees on all the ALC vinyl i could get. Word up
great interview! i love the alch. i could watch his cave episode over and over again, he is so funny, cool, and insightful
One of my most favorite producers and my favorite music reviewer doing an interview. This is is a dream come true 💕
We need an ALC interview post Kendrick vs Drake, that beat on Meet the Grahams is hip hop history
YES
Holy shit. Dopest interview you've ever done by far I would've never expected this.
We definitely need longer convos, they always end it when it's really starting to get going (which is usually the point where the interviewee realizes how incredibly knowledgable Anthony is)
My fav producer ever! Thank You! I was jus at the Armand Hammer show in Lawrence the other night!
Melon getting the chance to interview Alchemist makes me wanna create a UA-cam channel
Go for it dude
You already have one
Al genuinely has to try to disappoint me hes by far the most consistent producer ive listened to. for him to stay as consistent as he has along with the sheer amount of music hes produced in that period is insane its quality in large quantities. the sampling is incredible too hes one of the best samplers if not the best right now. cant wait for the new stuff he puts out.
Like preemo still ain't around after all this time still putting in work
@@leod8489 response to anything specific?
So stoked to hear whatever he has cooked up with Mavi
timeline??
Good Job Brotha!! having him on your show is great man one of the best in the game no doubt!!
Anthony really brought his dad out here and called him “The Alchemist”
Genuinely proud of you about this one boiyo.
I’ve been waiting for a Logic X The Alchemist for the longest!!! Let’s gooooo
Great questions! Dope interview 💯
Al is such a f**king legend... Return of the Mac changed my life in middle school. Peace from Connecticut!
Absolutely love Al, great interview
Gotta add this to watch later Playlist, send my thanks and compliments to the chef!
The full metal alchemist
@Nicari Dennie goat
Lead to gold
A fucking btd 6 reference wtf 💀
Alc you are my biggest inspiration as a producer, inspired me to chase my dreams in music. Much love.
BEEN WAITING ON THIS. CAL x ALCHEMIST WHEN?
The relentless…….but yet creative nature of people like AL make sure penmanship will never die ……I love the concepts !! Figures ain’t every thing ! Art is art !! They’ll take notice !!! And recognize…Love to all the people who enjoy getting lost in decoding and trying to comprehend dope Emcees !!Lots of talented people
Finally, Anthony reviews Fullmetal Alchemist
Al is the King of this shit👑 met him in Vegas 2010 and he gave me some amazing gems for producing that stuck with me. All love and dope interview
He talked way more than I thought he would
never been so happy to hear something new from earl. love u thebe
Talking from the perspective of a Greek guy that loves hip hop. obviously English is not my mother tongue and because of this I cannot get all the lyrics and especially all the cultural references or sayings of an American rapper. Because of this GENIUS is the best thing that ever happened for me for in hip hop. Just imagine that if it was not about that, I could have never been able to love and understand the genious of MF DOOM or other rappers that have such dense lyric, because I would have never been able to dissect them..
By the way, Alchemist should have scolded you for putting a 7 in Bo Jackson... Album of the year so far easily!!!
P.S. I have not heard the new KA's album yet so give me a break if KA's is better.
I love bo Jackson but I think the price of tea in China is better, so far I think Pray 4 Haiti Mach hommy is AOTY for me
Nice! Love the interviews, melon. Some of your best content.
I'm seeing alc and armand hammer live in LA this sunday 🧘
the interview i’ve been waiting for! salute.
I would love an Alchemist x Melon collab tape 🔥🔥🔥
Ur so riteeeeeeeeeeeee
this is the best interview you've done yet
An Alechemist interview?? Ok Anthony I see you. Keep going up the ranks
Glad he mentioned KA n Roc..they mastered the conversational slow flow over beats with minimal drums.
Tell him to drop that Action Bronson Riff Raff song
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I didn’t know how much Earl had a hand in the album that’s awesome
What alchemist said about how boldly allows him to shine on beats tho DOPEA especially cuz he mentioned how it reminds him of prodigy
Please interview Knxwledge. I really enjoyed hearing The Alchemist's take on things.
so happy to hear them talk about mike, mavi, and pink siifu.
Alchemist is my number one producer so many years in this game he's a goat 🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
since there isnt really new madlib hip hop stuff i would agree
same he is the goat
Number 8 for me, Dre, Lib, Dilla, RZA, Premo, Tip, and El-P above him buts it’s still CLOSE
@@palestar55 I have to put DJ mugs because without him it would not be no alchemist the same thing as rza a lot of producers I got to pay homage to it's a lot of them that I love I love all of them that came out in the '90s and the 80s
@@djtimspaceking8306 👍
This! Is a great interview. You let him fly off on his own and got to see into the genius. Congrats on that AFAN. Real,
I never would've thought Anthony would do a full interview with Uncle Alchemist.
Amazing interview. Loved the questions and all. Well done
Interviewing Kenny beats again but in this format would be dope
great questions. always worth listening to Al!
The Alchemist is my favourite and will always be my favourite Producer, his beats are just incredible. To name a few Jadakiss "wo gonna make it", prodigy "the type", Freddie Gibbs "scottie beam", Freddie gibs "something to rap about", Wiz Khalifa "universal studios", action broson "tropical storm Lenny". The best part is he's only getting better, top 3 of all time for sure.
The amount of fire beats he's made is ridiculous. "Surgical Gloves" by Raekwon, "Death Sentence" with Prodigy and Alchemist, Dilateds "Worst comes to worst".... the list goes on and on and on
The had a instrumental coming off the break today on npr of “we gonna make it” and I thought this beat is so dope I wonder who produced it. Shoulda known it was al , his beats have there own crazy swagger.
@@TheMattmatic every time you listen to his music, you think your favourite beat from him won’t get topped and then you just get proven wrong every time. I just love every single best I’ve heard from him. He’s an absolute legend, he made me love underground HipHop
@@ryc1403 true, there’s just something about his beats. The small touches and oscillations just make him so special.
Next level interview