With that in mind, grammy-nominated sound designer and producer Snipe Young created a plethora of small musical scenes inspired by blaxploitation films of the 70s. Single-note psychedelic hits danced between disjointed vocal stabs.
Sonic textures from old soundtracks merged with funky bass lines and dusty pianos. Raw and unpolished, it crackled with boom-bap drums.
In early 90s New York, hip hop swarmed from the underground onto Main Street. A crate digger’s dream, STREET SWARM was specially designed to follow the approach of pioneers like Wu Tang Clan’s RZA, who often searched for obscure samples from old movie soundtracks. New expansion inspired by the sample hunters of 90s New York hip hopīerlin, J– Native Instruments today releases STREET SWARM, a new MASCHINE Expansion packed with the razor-sharp acoustic drums, sliced 70s cinemascapes, vintage funk instrumentation, and raw grooves that typified the sound of 90s New York hip hop.
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