hot producers for new nas album

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Despite his craving for a slice of the rap pie, President Carter has resisted his urges as an emcee, and is instead ready to put all his efforts behind former rival, Nas’ new album, in a joint distribution deal with Sony.

Speaking on what the icebreaker was that brought the two former rivals together, Jay said, “That was Mark Pitts, who used to manage Biggie and now manages Nas. He arranged that meeting. He’s a friend of mine and said, ‘Will you sit down with Nas?’ I said, ‘Yeah, no problem, of course’, because… there’s always been a respect thing. I’m sure he probably went to Nas and said, ‘Would you sit down with Jay?’ He probably Don King’d the whole thing. I didn’t even ask him that,” he laughed.

So, with all the talk of Nas’ new album, can fans expect a Hov/Esco collabo? “We gonna be in the studio working, so we’ll see what happens,” he said coyly. “I just don’t want to do nothing forced. I been through that before with Best of Both Worlds [his two collaboration albums with R. Kelly]… But I’m telling you, we’re gonna be in the studio and I’m sure the vibe is going to be right. If I had to place some money on it – and I’m a betting man – I would bet on it.”

According to President Carter, producers Just Blaze and Kanye West will get first shot at Nas’ album, before Jigga takes it outside the camp to beatmakers like Timbaland, Dr Dre and DJ Premier.

”I’mma give everybody a shot, new producers. I’m accustomed to working with new dudes who got that sound. Hopefully we’ll find a new Kanye, a new Just. But I’m going to Just and Kanye first,” Hov said.


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I miss the old days, when one or two producers would create a landscape, or a theme for the album. "Me Against The World" has sort of a popped out bay sound to it, Illmatic has that old school breakbeat feel to it. Both were classics. Now, even albums sound like mixtape comps. 80 MCs, 80 producers. Shit's hardly music anymore.
 
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Por la Fuerza said:
I miss the old days, when one or two producers would create a landscape, or a theme for the album. "Me Against The World" has sort of a popped out bay sound to it, Illmatic has that old school breakbeat feel to it. Both were classics. Now, even albums sound like mixtape comps. 80 MCs, 80 producers. Shit's hardly music anymore.


I agree...one of my favorite albums of recent memory is the Common 'Be' album...where Kanye and Jay Dee aka J-Dilla split the production bill...

But at the same time...Game's album had a gang of A-list producers and I loved that too...


But I mean...there is NO WAY you can go wrong w/ the production lineup Nas is getting for his new joint...thats a dreamteam if I've ever seen one.
 
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Por la Fuerza said:
I miss the old days, when one or two producers would create a landscape, or a theme for the album. "Me Against The World" has sort of a popped out bay sound to it, Illmatic has that old school breakbeat feel to it. Both were classics. Now, even albums sound like mixtape comps. 80 MCs, 80 producers. Shit's hardly music anymore.
Priducers of Me Against The World:Tony Pizarro, Easy Mo B., SoulShock, Shock G, Moe Z.M.D

Thats 5 people dog..not to mention the others that took part in the engineering of the project...

Producers of Illmatic:DJ Premier, L.E.S., Pete Rock, Q-Tip, The Large Professor...

Once again...5 people...and also 4 engineers...

Youre an idiot...