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   Is jazz the mother of hip-hop?

   • As pianist Robert Glasper shows above in the brief NPR Jazz Night in America video at the top, “Jazz is the mother of hip-hop.” Both jazz and hip hop were born out of oppression, and both are forms of protest music, “going against the grain,” Glasper argues. But there’s more to it.

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   Why do hip-hop producers gravitate toward jazz samples?

   • For a mood, for sonic timbre, for a unique rhythmic component. Swing is a precursor to the boom-bap. "If you're a hip-hop producer that wants a lot of melodic stuff happening," pianist Robert Glasper says, "you're probably going to go to jazz first."

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   Is hip-hop influenced by jazz?

   • “The influence cuts both ways—from jazz to hip hop and back again,” writes John Lewis at The Guardian. Or as Washington puts it, “We’ve now got a whole generation of jazz musicians who have been brought up with hip-hop. We’ve grown up alongside rappers and DJs, we’ve heard this music all our life.

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   What makes a jazz song 'Hardcore'?

   • As the genre evolved, jazz artists drew from a broader pool of aesthetic possibilities, weaving together disparate elements into the fabric of the jazz track, rather than simply layering them. For example, hip-hop’s “hardcore” aesthetic is embedded in Greg Osby’s tracks of “Mr. Gutterman” and “Street Jazz” from his 3-D Lifestyle (1993).

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   As pianist Robert Glasper shows above in the brief NPR Jazz Night in Amer­i­ca video at the top, “Jazz is the moth­er of hip-hop.” Both jazz and hip hop were born out of oppres­sion, and both are forms of protest music, “going against the grain,” Glasper argues. But there’s more to it.

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   Apr 19, 2017 · In this short doc, Glasper identifies three jazz samples, from tracks by Ahmad Jamal and Herbie Hancock, that have served as source material for famed hip-hop producers J Dilla and Pete Rock...

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   Apr 19, 2017 · 'Jazz Is The Mother Of Hip-Hop': How Sampling Connects Genres. April 19, 20179:28 AM ET. From Jazz at Lincoln Center. By. Alex Ariff. Credit: NPR. Why do hip-hop producers gravitate...

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   Mar 15, 2019 · 1990-91: The Native Tongues use 'jazz' in their song titles. The Native Tongues, a collective from the late '80s and early '90s, helped steer hip-hop into an introspective, more socially...

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    Jazz hip-hop fusion is a fusion of hip-hop beats, samples, scratching, and rap lyrics blended with the techniques of jazz improvisation. It became popular in the 1990s and continues to evolve in the 21st century with the innovations of a new generation of jazz and hip-hop musicians.