Underworld - Caz Green (Prod. Khrist Koopa)
"Anyway, I looked up chop and screw. He’s right. It’s a mixing technique… It remixes hip-hop music, which I’m told developed in Houston. Well, the chop and screw developed in Houston, not hip-hop. The chop and screw technique remixes hip-hop music with the kind of music that was in Houston in the 1990s in the hip-hop scene. And it’s done by slowing down the tempo and skipping beats. It ends up sounding like a chopped up version of a tune, and so it’s called chop and screw. There’s even an app for it."
— Rush Limbaugh (via tumblinerb)
Rustie - “Slasherr” (Numbers)
Katie Got Bandz feat. King Louie - “Pop Out” (2013, Lawless)
Mike Brown Da Czar - Young & Thuggin Shyt (2012, Mixtape)
Birdy Nam Nam - “Defiant Order” (2013, OWSLA)
Grandmaster Caz - “Rappers Delight” (Live, 1979)
As most who would ever care already know by now, Sugar Hill Gang rapper Big Bank Hank swiped the raps for their - and hip hop’s - breakout hit from the rhyme books of more established street star and Cold Crush Brother Grandmaster Caz. Here is Caz performing his original “Delight” verses over the same Chic bassline at a Bronx block party shortly after the Sugar Hill version crossed over to “princesses in Europe and Africans in Africa and Chinese in China.”
Rocko f/ Future & Rick Ross - “U.O.E.N.O.” (Mixtape, 2013)
Sometimes you’ll hear a rapper say THIS SHIT SOUND CRAZY at the beginning of a rap song only to completely let you down when the song proves to sound perfectly sane. This is not one of those occasions.
Rocko’s Gift Of Gab 2 is out now.
Rick Ross kinda ruins this song by admitting to drugging someone and then raping them but the beat is crazy.
Problem & Iamsu! - “Please” (Mixtape, 2013)
Gucci Mane - “Breakfast (feat. Waka Flocka Flame & PeeWee Longway)” (Mixtape, 2013)
