Maino – Hi Hater (Remix) video featuring T.I., Swizz Beatz, Plies, Jadakiss & Fabolous Behind The Scenes
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Cassidy – My Drink N My 2 Step featuring Swizz Beatz video
Cassidy’s video from the HIGHTLY ANTICIPATED album, The Barry Adrien Reese Story (B.A.R.S)
IN STORES EARLY NOVEMBER
Elephant Man “Five O” Remix featuring Wyclef, Yung Joc, Swizz Beatz and Assassin
Elephant Man Five O Remix featuring Wyclef, Yung Joc, Swizz Beatz and Assassin
Swizz Beatz – Ghetto Stories review
Either you love the man or you hate him, but without a doubt Swizz Beatz has had his share of hits in the industry. Blowing up on the scene with the Dmx classic “Ruff Ryders Anthem”, Swizz soon became the toast of the industry. Every artist hoped on the bandwagon and elevated Swizz to one of the biggest names in the industry. From Dmx, to Noreaga to Jay-z, the name Swizz Beatz was literally one every album that came out in the late 90′s. However, as the industry started to embrace Swizz, fans and critics all over started to realize that Swizz’s production was very simplistic, boring and repetitive. After numerous hits, Swizz Beatz quickly became the fad producer of our times. His synthesizer-produced tracks soon became utterly simplistic in nature and down right unoriginal. With rumors circulating that Swizz even stole some tracks off of a Casio programmed keyboard, the industry which once embraced him soon shrugged him off as a gimmick.
Various Artists – Ruff Ryders Vol. 1 review
The Ruff Ryders crew, DMX, Drag-On, Eve, The Lox, and Ja Rule. May be the best crew in hip hop today! Just playing. These guys are the definition of wack. DMX has been dropping info about this joint and have some of the crew appear on his last album ‘Flesh Of My Flesh, Blood Of My Blood.’ Well they finally got to the studio and produced the compilation. The CD features production mostly by producer extraordinaire Swizz Beats.
Various Artists – Ruff Ryders Vol. 1 review
When I first heard that this LP was in the works, I was, to say the least, not in the slightest bit bothered about it. However, with that being said, it isn’t completely bad.
Out of the Ruff Ryders camp, there is only one group of emcees that I consistently enjoy listening to. That is of course, The LOX. They all have tons of skill. But other than them, the other emcees which I consider to be part of the actual Ruff Ryders (not affiliates), those being; Drag-On, Eve and DMX really hadn’t impressed me on anything that much. DMX has had his moments, but usually he hasn’t come off as someone that I’m too impressed with.
