LA-based producer Chris Reed brings the energy in his hard-hitting Detox-inspired instrumental. This beat combines elements of soulful musicianship and a dark, sinister vibe of Hip Hop beatmaking as Chris brings the head-nod combined with powerful guitar, drum and piano arrangements.
http://soundcloud.com/chrisreed
Aftermath staff producer Focus provides the West Coast bounce on "Crenshaw & Slauson". This track sets the tone of a California summer vibe with a mellow groove and signature synth sound which flows beautifully throughout the track.
www.beatstars.com/focus
Jazz musician Larry Ellis Jr. reworks the 1993 classic "Nuthin But A G Thang" to a whole new vibe of smoothness. The beauty of this cover is in the instrumentation he brings with an interplay of beautiful soloing on guitar, horns and Rhodes which builds upon Dr. Dre's original groove.
http://www.reverbnation.com/larryellisjr
Drop The Bone gets funky with a cover of Labi Siffre's "I Got The", a song which Dre sampled to create Eminem's debut single on Aftermath/Interscope "Hi My Name Is". This cover has a special touch that one might not expect as the band adds Em and Dre's presence into the funky instrumentation by singing the chorus to "Hi My Name Is" toward the end.
Hip Hop meets Classical music on "Crewnshaw Classics", the 2008 album by The Vitamin String Quartet who perform epic interpretations of Dr. Dre's best work through elaborate string arrangements and intensity. The Vitamin String Quartet is a musical group from Los Angeles, California that is widely known for its series of tribute albums to rock and pop acts.
More Music:
Quantic Y Su Conjunto Los Miticos Del Ritmo - Nuthin' but a 'G' Thang (Dr. Dre cover)
Dr. Dre - Compton Sirens Detox Instrumental 2012 (Produced by DJ Khalil)
!llmind - Freshh Instrumental
"California Love" (BTS Mix) by Balance and the Traveling Sounds
Nuthin' But A G Thang (Lullaby Bell Rendition For Children) by Jammy Jams
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