This is my forty-first entry in The Producers Corner "sample challenge", where everyone is given the same source music from which to sample, and the results are diverse and entertaining. The source this week was Shinichi Tanabe's whimsical and ethereal soundtrack for the 1977 film "Gokumon-tō". I edited and layered and combined about twenty different loops and snippets from the source, and added my own drum programming, bassline, and just a hint of piano. I didn't really spend a lot of time "chopping" the source, preferring to use what was there as layers and instruments to conduct into a brand-new confection. I figure there's no way this is going to win anything, so I decided to have fun and open it up to four minutes. I hope you enjoy the final product, and please everyone stay safe and healthy out there!!!

4 Feet High And Rhyming

The Quickening Art

The Quickening Art (TPC Sample Challenge #182)

Shinichi Tanabe - Gokumon-to Soundtrack (1977)

Too many good samples to be found inside, defintely revisiting this one in the future. My #182 entry won't count anyway, because I won the #181, but still.. I had to make something. I can't control it.

pz

TPCSC#182: "Strangels" by LazyPro

Pariah Rebel - #182

Issue

Little Slow, Little Late

Produced By Awbskure Beats
Published; March 11, 2021

Bannermen Kingdom/Prod. x Awbskure Beats

New boom bap instrumental from JSC Beats — tailored for MCs, producers, and fans of classic hip-hop sound. This beat features gritty drums, soulful samples, and a raw urban feel. Perfect for freestyle rap, vocal recording, beat tapes, or golden-era playlists. Whether you're spitting bars or building a throwback project, this track delivers timeless underground energy.

Jungle (Instrumental)

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luv jonez submission for Sample Challenge #181 at The Producers Corner.

No Control 24bit

Dilemma

After decades of recording and touring, and many turbulent ups and downs, Bostonians TYPE 4 are still going strong.  They've never let go of that golden age of hip-hop, still digging through vinyl for musical samples, and digging through life for lyrical stories.  Tommy O'Deed, Matt Reyes & Bill Ierardi make hip-hop for grownups, the old fashioned way: for the love of it.