Heard this instrumental few years ago it helped me produce better drums and improve the flow of the grime instros I produce even today bro! Pulse x and instros like this were game changers for me. But this instrumental is called - Youngstar/musical bob - baby pulse 👊🏼
This is interesting you said this… I remember back a few years ago I would load up instrumentals on the virutal dj app on my phone, and change the pitch and tempo and it would sound hard… you could say it was sinilar to the slow version type tiktok instros we have today!
When I heard this instrumental, banger the moment it hit my ears. True story it was one of the first instrumentals that inspired me to produce grime music with the violins used here!
I agree with you! Did you enjoy the fact that it was mixed at a higher tempo and different pitch? I think it sounded quite good, songs on different tempos and pitches to the original are a game changer… think that’s why see an advance in slow versions of songs today.
I’ve heard this instrumental it was one of my inspirations for making dubstep back in the day before I switched to grime … but even today I have no idea what the instro is called 😫
Hahaha… you can even hear mant mc’s spitting in this mix 😅 I’ve produced about 15 new instrumentals on my page see if you spit on modern cinematic instrumentals 👊🏼🔥
That one there is ripperman - rubble! It’s right before dexplicit Hench. I loved both instrumentals, orchestral grime instrumentals definitely inspired me to produce cinematic music! Grime was a different genre, way different to what we hear today.
It does man… what’s your thoughts on Grime today? I think the Grime culture/society around Grime music was really authentic… the concept of clashes, dj’s clashing, grime sets, even the idea in grime set where one mc gets the mic and says one word and everyone’s like “jackunm”😅😂 don’t see that happening as much as it’s regulated.
@TheLordPanic 🙏 I grew up in the days of lord of the mics 🎤 1 and when clashing was a daily thing for grime plus the prime days for me was 2000-2010 ..it's not so big now as the music has split into so many different types of music I still would like to go back to the old days though ...Grime life!!!
How many times did you say “jackunmm” during the mix ?😅 it was thanks to instrumentals like this I was able produce grime in the beginning and turn my sound into what it is today… I will always thank those who created and authored Grime man, such a versatile genre!
Man, I remember listening to some of these instrumentals that helped me first produce grime and turn it into what I’ve got today… also, I think Someone’s placed a track list above
