"'Cosmic'.Expert Tip: The song was well written with powerful lyrics that allowed it to stay on the Billboard Hot 100 for 1 month. "Track07 ( Georgia Anne Muldrow Version)" (featuring Arlo Parks) "So.Incredible.pkg (Robert Glasper Version)"(featuring Smino and Robert Glasper) "Terms (featuring Dominic Fike & Denzel Curry)" (produced with Dominic Maker and JD. "Soul Food" (featuring Buddy) (produced with Elijah Rawk) "Payback" (featuring OhGeesy) (produced with Judge Beats) "Aye Twin" (featuring Key!) (produced with Dylan Brady) "Toes (featuring Lil Baby & Moneybagg Yo)" (produced with Queen Sixties) Future)" (produced with FKA twigs, Jack Antonoff, Skrillex, Sounwave, Lewis Roberts, and Noah Goldstein) " Take Me Back to London" (featuring Stormzy) (produced with Skrillex and FRED) ""Big Titties" (featuring Baauer & EARTHGANG) "Slick Talk" (produced with EWonder and Christo) "Don't Get Chipped" (produced with Cubeatz) "24 Hrs" (featuring Trademark Da Skydiver and Young Roddy) "Pow Wow" (featuring Dom Kennedy) (produced with 183rd)
"Ball Game" (featuring Kendrick Lamar) (produced with 183rd) "Continental Kush Breakfast" (featuring Den10)
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Kenny calls his studio The Cave, and beginning in March 2019, launched a YouTube series of the same name, in which he invites artists to rap 16-32 bars over a custom beat he creates during the video. Marks ultimately left the group in 2017 while Kenny transitioned from being a EDM producer to a hip-hop producer. These two became friends, and in 2012, they decided to form the EDM duo Loudpvck. In 2009, while attending Berklee College of Music, Kenny met Ryan Marks, a DJ. His songs often begin with the producer tag "Whoa, Kenny!", which was originally said by the Atlanta rapper KEY!, who is a frequent collaborator of Kenny's. Another style of his production leans to a more experimental sound, found within his collaborative project with rapper Denzel Curry, Unlocked which contains many spoken word samples scattered throughout the tracks and a more disjointed feel, provided by various creative implementations of obscure musical samples found throughout the project. such as with the likes of the more laid back and instrumental approach of songs such as singer Dominic Fike's "Phone Numbers" which contains a live guitar sample (performed by SNL lead guitarist Jared Scharff) and a more acoustic feel, backed by a Virtual Studio Technology (VST) version of a real electric bass within Ableton Live that plays the bass line, provided via the Kontakt (sampler) VST. He also explores more versatile instrumentation, tempos, production styles etc.
Ī lot of his productions credits often fall into the Trap music sub-genre of hip-hop, commonly using 16th/8th note hi-hats with slight variation (such as rolls), hard-hitting kick drums, snares & booming 808 bass shots. He plays piano, bass guitar, electric guitar and drums and often implements live instrumentation into his instrumentals, whether it performed by him or from a fellow instrumentalist. His digital audio workstation (DAW) of choice is Ableton Live. After spending some time in New York, he moved to Boston and studied Jazz Guitar and Music Business at Berklee College of Music. It was also during the year 2010 when his music attracted the attention of Levi Maestro, leading to their collaboration on an ad campaign for Brisk. His internship at CMG led to his collaboration with artist Smoke DZA on 4 of his albums. Īfter he graduated high school, he moved to New York, where he started interning for Cinematic Music Group in the summer of 2010. Blume III won second place in the competition, which motivated him to start taking music production seriously. During his junior year at Greenwich High School, he was able to enter a national electronic-music competition hosted by the National Association for Music Education (NAFME) and the National School Boards Association (NSBA). His first guitar was a Fender Stratocaster and his first amplifier was a Fender Hot-Rod Deluxe. He has been studying music since the age of 9 when he started playing the guitar, playing drums since the age of 11, and producing music since his sophomore year of high school. Kenneth Blume III was born and raised in Greenwich, Connecticut. Kenneth Charles Blume III, known professionally as Kenny Beats, is an American record producer, audio engineer, and songwriter.
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