u/Manolito57

It’s all in the title: post your best underground/ lesser-knowntracks. Let's discover some new gems !!

Une perle méconnue du rap français ! Incroyable instru, incroyable flow

J'aime découvrir de nouvelles pépites, des perles méconnues du rap français. Les derniers en date c'est ici sur Reddit, quelqu'un à posté les sons du groupe Symbiose et Dune. Du très bon. Alors j'attends vos pépites !

Une petite perle underground des années 90. Postez vos meilleurs sons méconnus et oubliés du rap français, l'age d'or éternel du rap.

Des ambiances, des instrus, des refrains pareils on en fait plus. Quelle tuerie.

The album is called "Criminal Migraine", it came out 20 years after his last one, yet no one is talking about it. It’s a good album with an interesting lineup of guests—Treach, Ras Kass, Mad CJ Mac, and so on. He is the oldest well-known rapper to release an album, and that’s worth discussing—Ice-T is a legend. Go give the album a listen; it’s good !

Je trouve qu'il est trop souvent oublié. Pourtant son premier album Le Thème est très réussi, il y a pas mal de titres très bien exécutés avec des prods fidèles à l'époque. Son second album D.E.F contient de très bons titres rap/funk/rnb dont il a l'expertise. Et puis Tu me plais est un grand classique du rap français comme on en fait plus.

For years, I’ve been building an underground G-Funk and West Coast playlist that now spans 2,800 tracks. It brings together the best underground G-Funk—covering Los Angeles, the Bay Area, Sacramento, Chicano rap, and more. While some albums are well-known, the selection largely consists of underground—or even obscure—albums and tracks. It covers the period from the 90s to the present day, and I update it regularly. I’ve inevitably missed some albums, so I’m looking for your help with suggestions. Of course, most people won't have the patience to check the full playlist, so I’m really hoping to hear from a few true enthusiasts. Underground albums (available on spotify) only—specifically G-Funk or Mobb music from the 90s to now. You can find the playlist in the comments.

For years, I’ve been building an underground G-Funk and West Coast playlist that now spans 2,800 tracks. It brings together the best underground G-Funk—covering Los Angeles, the Bay Area, Sacramento, Chicano rap, and more. While some albums are well-known, the selection largely consists of underground—or even obscure—albums and tracks. It covers the period from the 90s to the present day, and I update it regularly. I’ve inevitably missed some albums, so I’m looking for your help with suggestions. Of course, most people won't have the patience to check the full playlist, so I’m really hoping to hear from a few true enthusiasts. Underground albums (available on spotify) only—specifically G-Funk or Mobb music from the 90s to now. You can find the playlist in the comments.

I listened to a few tracks by Telepath, Emzil, and Psicadence that featured funk samples, and I think it’s the perfect combination. These two genres are meant to be blended—the heaviness of slushwave bass and reverb paired with psychedelic funk synths makes for such an auditory treat! I It can also be heavy soul samples with synths, in the style of "Juicy" (Mtume) or "Sugar Free." I was wondering if there were any slushwave artists or albums in this style you could recommend?

Hello, I’m looking for good Vaporwave albums that aren't just heavily reliant on funk or soul samples—avoiding the kind that simply take original melodies and just slow them down. I’m looking for highly original productions with an airy, liminal feel—something like Ahero, y o u r d i s c o v e r y, h º r ¡ z º n щ ¡ r e l e s s, Satin Sheets, Simple Syrup, Mindspring Memories, etc.

Hi, I already own Boss Pacific, which is coconut and lemon. Is there any point in buying Rayhaan aquatica since it seems very close ? Also, are Hawas Tropical and Rayhaan similar?

Hello everyone, I'm hesitating between three perfumes for summer : Hawas Malibu, Hawas Tropical, and Jean Lowe Immortal.

I'm looking for a fruity and fresh scent for summer, suitable for hot weather. From what I've read, I'd be inclined to go with Jean Lowe (i think it's the most fresh among), but this perfume seems to create very mixed reactions; some love it, others hate it. I get the impression that Hawas Malibu is the safest blind buy, while Hawas Tropical seems quite original (like paradise garden), but I don't know if it's suitable for a hot summer. Also what i want is longevity on skin : more than 5 or 6 hours if possible.

Thanks !!