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60 SECOND CIGAR REVIEW – Zombie Apocalypse – Should I Smoke This? HALLOWEEN SPECIAL
PART OF A 5 PART HALLOWEEN SPECIAL, this is a review on the Zombie Apocalypse by CheapHumidors.com Cigar. The song in the background is “Zombie Apocalypse” f…
12 Comments
Should I Smoke This?
October 23, 2014
LOVE the comment – not many people notice the music that we put work into.
My musical influences are ALL OVER THE PLACE so it’s hard to nail down.
First of all, I listen to EVERYTHING (except Country), second, I play
almost every instrument you can think of, so I write from a “musician’s”
perspective most often. And the vibe you got off this beat is EXACTLY what
I was going for, so that’s great. As for the “West Coast-ish” sound you say
you were hearing in the other beats, oddly enough I’ve
Should I Smoke This?
October 23, 2014
THANKS!! Much appreciated.. As always, thank you for your support..
Should I Smoke This?
October 23, 2014
DEFINITELY man! You have it pretty correct lol. Good thing is that I play
actual instruments too, so in the VERY near future, I’m gonna be laying
down live drums and even some guitar into most of my new tracks. I use live
bass in almost everything I produce already, and any piano / organ / soft
keys you hear in tracks I play live too, those aren’t samples. Glad you’re
diggin the stuff! LOTS more coming. You can keep track of the music on
Reverbnation. Just search Beats By Insomniac
TheJohnofarc
October 23, 2014
Dude I like the beat on here. Real cool and chill. I’m curious, though. I’m
a hip hop fanatic and I’m really interested in what music you listen to and
seek influence? Most of the songs under the videos have a really west
coastish new school sound to them, but with like a dash of east
coastishness. This song kinda reminded me of like Dilla’s style. Solid beat
with samples of classical instruments. Keep up the good work.
TheJohnofarc
October 23, 2014
Dude, that’s cool stuff. What I was thinkin’ with the West Coast vibe was
that you get this sort of more computerized and bass heavy production. That
mainly relates to new school, and especially the sort of mainstream new
school that they’ve got going on. Shit that you bump through your speakers
when you’re cruisin’ down the street (in your ’64). But in this perpetually
evolving genre, I find that the East Coast West Coast spectrum is narrowing
down. If you take like the new school East Coast…
Michael Lowman
October 23, 2014
Really digging the new music you put up with these reviews as well. This
particular beat I was really feeling too.
Should I Smoke This?
October 23, 2014
Thanks! I literally wrote / put down ALL 5 of these beats from scratch in 4
days lol
Michael Lowman
October 23, 2014
Dat work ethic tho…
Should I Smoke This?
October 23, 2014
Thanks a lot! I love what I do, so I’m not gonna stop anytime soon.
TheJohnofarc
October 23, 2014
You’re a pretty cool dude-bro. I really like hip-hop producers that use
real live instruments in their beats, especially if they play the
instruments themselves. Keep up the good work, man. Both with the reviews
and your music.
Should I Smoke This?
October 23, 2014
…gotten that same comment from quite a few people and I’ve never even
been to the West Coast, nor can I say that I’m a “West Coast Production
fan” particularly. I vibe to whatever I can FEEL in hiphop, so it’s a lot
of stuff for sure, but no one sound or element alone. ..way to mention
Dilla btw! Man is a LEGEND in hiphop production.
Should I Smoke This?
October 23, 2014
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LOVE the comment – not many people notice the music that we put work into.
My musical influences are ALL OVER THE PLACE so it’s hard to nail down.
First of all, I listen to EVERYTHING (except Country), second, I play
almost every instrument you can think of, so I write from a “musician’s”
perspective most often. And the vibe you got off this beat is EXACTLY what
I was going for, so that’s great. As for the “West Coast-ish” sound you say
you were hearing in the other beats, oddly enough I’ve
THANKS!! Much appreciated.. As always, thank you for your support..
DEFINITELY man! You have it pretty correct lol. Good thing is that I play
actual instruments too, so in the VERY near future, I’m gonna be laying
down live drums and even some guitar into most of my new tracks. I use live
bass in almost everything I produce already, and any piano / organ / soft
keys you hear in tracks I play live too, those aren’t samples. Glad you’re
diggin the stuff! LOTS more coming. You can keep track of the music on
Reverbnation. Just search Beats By Insomniac
Dude I like the beat on here. Real cool and chill. I’m curious, though. I’m
a hip hop fanatic and I’m really interested in what music you listen to and
seek influence? Most of the songs under the videos have a really west
coastish new school sound to them, but with like a dash of east
coastishness. This song kinda reminded me of like Dilla’s style. Solid beat
with samples of classical instruments. Keep up the good work.
Dude, that’s cool stuff. What I was thinkin’ with the West Coast vibe was
that you get this sort of more computerized and bass heavy production. That
mainly relates to new school, and especially the sort of mainstream new
school that they’ve got going on. Shit that you bump through your speakers
when you’re cruisin’ down the street (in your ’64). But in this perpetually
evolving genre, I find that the East Coast West Coast spectrum is narrowing
down. If you take like the new school East Coast…
Really digging the new music you put up with these reviews as well. This
particular beat I was really feeling too.
Thanks! I literally wrote / put down ALL 5 of these beats from scratch in 4
days lol
Dat work ethic tho…
Thanks a lot! I love what I do, so I’m not gonna stop anytime soon.
You’re a pretty cool dude-bro. I really like hip-hop producers that use
real live instruments in their beats, especially if they play the
instruments themselves. Keep up the good work, man. Both with the reviews
and your music.
…gotten that same comment from quite a few people and I’ve never even
been to the West Coast, nor can I say that I’m a “West Coast Production
fan” particularly. I vibe to whatever I can FEEL in hiphop, so it’s a lot
of stuff for sure, but no one sound or element alone. ..way to mention
Dilla btw! Man is a LEGEND in hiphop production.