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Hip house. Hip house, also known as rap house or house rap, is a musical genre that mixes elements of house music and hip hop music, that originated in both London, United Kingdom and Chicago, United States in the mid to late 1980s. [1]
May 2, 2016 · Officially created in the spring of 1988 by a young artist from the west side of Chicago named Fast Eddie, the hip house formula was an upbeat fusion of its two namesake genres. House music beats, tempos and melodic synth piano lines were paired with the sort of funk and soul samples hip hop producers were mining at the time, while MCs rapped ...
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- Mike Dunn - So Let it Be Houze! (1988) Among the first pioneers of Chicago house music, DJ and producer Mike Dunn was also a big hip-hop head. His decision to rap over this sparse, skeletal acid track marks it as arguably the first instance of hip-house – or of NYC and Chicago cross-pollinating in this way.
- Jungle Brothers – I’ll House You (1988) If you had to distill hip-house down to a single track, you’d be left with I’ll House You. No other track quite captures the lightning-in-a-bottle vibe.
- Maurice – This Is Acid (1988) When acid house became a craze, Maurice Joshua tapped into the trend, curiously leaving out the 303 synth squelches that typified the style.
- Tyree Cooper – Turn Up the Bass (1988) A Chicago house original, Tyree Cooper was among the first to hit upon the idea of bringing his two beloved styles together.
Jan 28, 2020 · The origins of hip house can be traced back to various sources in the mid 1980s. The earliest hip house track is MC Miker G and DJ Sven’s 1986 hit “Holiday Rap”. Other early formidable hip house artists include The Beatmasters, Fast Eddie, Tyree and the Jungle Brothers.
Oct 15, 2018 · Unlike hip-house, which delicately borrows from hip-hop, Jersey club is a melting pot of excess. Ghetto house producers Kolombo, Adana Twins, Doctor Dru, Dusky, and Finnebassen tamely pair vocals ...
May 7, 2009 · Hip-house was an attempt to bridge the gap that had opened up between rap and dance, with energetic tempos—usually at or above 120 BPM, rather than the 80-90 BPM of most late-80s rap—and ...
