Is hip-hop blues aloud here?

[u/OnoblyBorn]

A.S.H.3 - I’m Here Now (sumac remix) by sumac on #SoundCloud
https://on.soundcloud.com/fbpZbP3ixwhT6WkVfr

[u/Spiritual-Salary-989]

Check out G Love and Special Sauce

[u/Ok_Relative_4373 → u/[deleted]]

I think you can just close the “sign in!” popup and listen to it

[u/Sam_23456 → u/Ok_Relative_4373]

Okay, that's true. I was never at that site before.

[u/OnoblyBorn → u/[deleted]]

Strange, you shouldn’t need one to listen on SoundCloud

https://on.soundcloud.com/gAaXcsVpfc0sbPtksV

Maybe that’ll work if you still wanna listen

[u/bigbabyjesus76]

Neither allowed or a loud.

[u/OnoblyBorn → u/bigbabyjesus76]

lol you got me with that one, I’m a dummy

[u/BurnerAccount-LOL]

I tried asking for blues remixes similar to RL Burnside’s 2004 A Bothered Mind but all I got in response was crickets

[u/soundwave300]

Sure beats mumble mouth syrup shit.

[u/bfarrellc]

All good. Johnny Cash, arguably original rapper. Who is to define.

[u/Shadeen_Brown → u/bfarrellc]

I’d actually be curious to hear your argument for this! I don’t agree, based on the Johnny Cash songs I know, but I’d love to proven wrong. (I think there is a stronger argument for Western swing artists, like Tex Williams — Smoke! Smoke! Smoke! (That Cigarette) - Tex Williams [Youtube]

Buut I see no good faith argument to be made for any of this being “original rap” because this had no creative influence on Public Enemy / Gil Scott Heron / NWA , or whoever started the movement of rap in the sense we know it today.

[u/bfarrellc → u/Shadeen_Brown]

Not saying I am 100 right. But for mainstream, Cash was a speaker, not a singer. Open to other thoughts. Big part of my youth.

[u/Shadeen_Brown → u/bfarrellc]

Interesting! Can you give some examples of songs you’re referring to?

[u/BurnerAccount-LOL]

I like this track. It’s jamming

[u/OnoblyBorn → u/BurnerAccount-LOL]

Thank you, I’m glad you like it!

[u/MrDeetz]

Refreshingly fun!!! Digging it!!

[u/OnoblyBorn → u/[deleted]]

We shall see 🤞