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While Run DMC laid groundwork for hardcore rap, "Planet Rock" was the first electro funk track. This highly influential piece of music lead to a wave of electronic pop, known as freestyle, "Latin freestyle" or "Latin hip hop", as well as countless electro funk records in NY, LA (Egyptian Lover) and Miami (Pretty Tony). In Miami, a new bass-heavy style developed, it was called "Miami Bass" in the beginning and is now known as Bass or "Booty Bass". It was designed to demonstrate the strength of the stereo systems of cars and is basically dance music. Some Latin artists also embraced this new style. |
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While Run DMC laid groundwork for hardcore rap, "Planet Rock" was the first electro funk track. This highly influential piece of music lead to a wave of electronic pop, known as freestyle, "Latin freestyle" or "Latin hip hop", as well as countless electro funk records in NY, LA (Egyptian Lover) and Miami (Pretty Tony). In Miami, a new bass-heavy style developed, it was called "Miami Bass" in the beginning and is now known as Bass or "Booty Bass". It was designed to demonstrate the strength of the stereo systems of cars and is basically dance music. Some Latin artists also embraced this new style. Also, Kid Rock. |
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Influenced by the track "PSK - What does it mean" by Philadelphia's Schoolly D, west coast rapper Ice T, created his own brand of crime rhyme that was popularized especially by NWA and became known as Gangsta rap. In the 1990s, the music became softer, influenced by former NWA member, Dr. Dre's Album "The Chronic". |
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Influenced by the track "PSK - What does it mean" by Philadelphia's Schoolly D, west coast rapper Ice T, created his own brand of crime rhyme that was popularized especially by NWA and became known as Gangsta rap. In the 1990s, the music became softer, influenced by former NWA member, Dr. Dre's Album "The Chronic". |
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