now that we know *kanye is a nazi,* doesn't really make me want to click on anything with him on it. we should treat him like voldemort, and just call him he who shall not be named. and blur his face out.
hey I'm learning tabla for about 9 years now and lemme tell you it's the best thing to zone out and to make for a very good hobby! it might be sloppy at first but it needs consistency fs.
2:32, no wonder the songs turned out great. Its R.D. Burman’s music. The man was a legendary music composer of the golden era bollywood. He is the reason why old Bollywood songs are considered as some of the best indian songs of all time.
@@avasta. That has to be one of the most broad and factually incorrect statement. You haven’t really specified as to which era you are talking about when you say “old” bollywood. Is it 2000s, 90s, 80s, 70s ? As for the golden age Bollywood music, the songs were composed by artists like Nushad, Shankar-jaikishan, O.P. Nayyar, Mohammed Rafi, S.D. Burman and R.D. Burman. I dont know much about Rafi, O.P. Nayyar or shankar. But R.D. Burman has “copied” only 24 songs out of 1,750 songs that he has composed in his life. S.D. Burman made 700+ songs in his life and only 7 were copied. Naushad composed 636 songs and only 3 were stolen. So the statement of “90%” being stolen really falls flat here. Try like 2% to 4% of old Bollywood songs are stolen from other countries music and only 0.5%-1% of those stolen songs were able to be popular or leave a mark. “Mehbooba” is one such example, where it was “copied” and not “stolen” from Demis Roussos. And speaking of “copying”, the song “lambada” was copied by 16 different artists from various countries including india. The song was “copied” and used in Bollywood movie “ghayal” in 1990. Later the lambada song was “copied” by jennifer lopez for her hit song “on the floor”. So it’s not the case of only Bollywood copying stuff and other countries and artists are holier than thou. What you were referring to is the 90s and 2000s Bollywood music, which did had alot of western influence and alot of tunes were borrowed, stolen, copied and in some cases, rightfully adapted by Bollywood music makers. Prominent example being Rajesh Roshan stealing vangelis music to create songs for “koi mil gaya”, “kaho na pyaar hai” and more. However, 80s, 90s and 2000’s do not come under the “golden age of Bollywood”. The golden age of bollywood started in 1940s and ended in 1960s. So the statement “90% of old Bollywood music being stolen from other countries” doesn’t make any sense. Even in 80s, 90s and 2000s, Bollywood did NOT stole “90%” music from other countries. Maybe around 50-60%. Apart from that, a lot of it was original or taken from other parts of india. Mainly from south indian movies and Bengali movies.
@@ThaLazyDesigner Please watch the list of copied Bollywood songs by Muzix. It's very long and might be shocking even for you. This is my third time leaving a comment here. TH-cam keeps deleting my comments for some reason.
@@avasta. I've watched the relevant content you are referring to. It's still only a handful of examples. The vast majority of popular Hindi songs are still original compositions. More over that TH-cam channel keeps repeating the same song twice down the list. And some of the connections between the original and copied are frankly barely recognisable if at all.
@@shravan7623 What!! That wasn't a "handful" at all. That was literally a massive list, and a lot of the songs there are very famous and quite a few are considered "iconic". Not quite sure why we have to deceive ourselves. No shame in admitting that these talentless hacks copied those songs. What does it have to do with us? We have plenty of talented composers like Rahman for example. But defending straight-up plagiarism is not good.
The Indian Sample from Timbo on "Put you on the game" is crazy ear candy. Basically the melody Metro Boomin did now 20 years later and people go crazy...
When I started making music...I thought Timbo made everything from scratch...so I started to make everything from scratch. lol. Now I use samples along with whatever I add. Live and learn. 😎
@@NavieD The combination of samples, stems and synth sounds is an open door to make anything you want....I would say learning this way made me a way better producer. Specially since I am not musically trained. My music is way better and in some ways it's more musical. At least I think so lol...I'm a little biased obviously. 😎
The 'ting ting ting' instrument at the start is Punjabi Tumbi ( shown written in the video at 0:48 'classic tumbi loop'). It is a single string instrument. It is used in Punjabi music in India and Pakistan (Punjabi people were divided in 1947.There is Punjab province in India as well as Pakistan). You can find Tumbi performances on youtube.
The Beats of DJ Muggs//Cypress Hill are missing. He often uses indian samples in a special way. With "Elephants on Acid" there's a whole concept album with indian stoner vibes. I often wonder why muggs' beats are so rarely analyzed in beat break downs ... ✌
Out of India theory : every single human outside of Africa can trace their DNA back to India. It has the most diverse Genes and many different variations of it! All the genetic-dna found in Europe, Asia Australia etcetera can be found in India (it has the 2nd most after Africa of course ).
don't wanna bother you, navie, but if you can recommend us some good old 00's classics like "Hold You Down" or "Give It To Me" i would appreciate it very much, at least some artists
The very first sample that I can remember and will stay with me forever was in Paid in Full! It hooked me on the sound and India has occupied a space in my mind from that day.
But if everybody is sampling from youtube, isnt the quality going down in general? I know it´s better to have the orginal sample quality and all but it´s not always to find or buy. Than youtube is a good option, but I only use youtube for vocals that I can´t find or buy. Great vid btw, always cool to see what artsist´s used for sampling. Producers of N.E.R.D did it even more simple, they just use complete presets to make some of the most iconic beats of the Neptunes, N.E.R.D etc
thats called songwriting and producing. you might not be playing instruments, but you are producing the sounds and writing a song in arranging the sounds.
i'm really into the indian vocals in electrionica music as well. tracks like *'Do You?' by Trixvel and TroyBoi.* and *'Break Law' by Dog Blood, Skrillex, and Boys Noize.*
Yo you gotta chill with the thumbnail navie! Kanyewinder singh
It's a work of art
Kanhaiya West
Kan te pai gi west! 😂
now that we know *kanye is a nazi,* doesn't really make me want to click on anything with him on it.
we should treat him like voldemort, and just call him he who shall not be named. and blur his face out.
@@NavieDbetter than the ai kanye for the vultures video 😭☠️
Indian samples and instruments are great in the mix, love using tabla in Jungle and D&B tracks.
I dig it!
I need to learn tabla, I play drums and make beats but I'm Bengali and should learn tabla
@@arko9151hey, don’t pressure yourself!
@@arko9151I would recommend giving konnakol a try and applying that to drums if you just want to carry that classical heritage
hey I'm learning tabla for about 9 years now and lemme tell you it's the best thing to zone out and to make for a very good hobby! it might be sloppy at first but it needs consistency fs.
Kanye from Chicago ✖
Kanhaiya from Chhapra ✔
Chha city ayy you know the chha city
😂😂😂😐
Homecoming ❌ Ghar wapsi ✅
@@sanghrashsirsikar5420 hahahahah
Damn 😂😂😂😂@@sanghrashsirsikar5420
Indian music is crazy. I've been exposed to it when i was 13 and as an Italian I loved it ❤
What's ur fav song? Mine is 'Raftarein' (from movie Ra.one)
I knew you were into the rap game, Karim Benzema.
Benzema hey didn't see until yu said😅
😂😂😂😂
They actually look alike. 😅
Omg now I can’t unsee it😂😂😂
lmaooo don´t looks like Karim Benzema at all, not even a little bit.
Bro Indian samples are so unique that they are vintage and modern at the same time. Love from you know where 🇮🇳
Proud Indian moment 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳
Cringe af mf 🤮🤮
🗣️💯real bhai
Pheeling prod endian aarmy 🇮🇪
Bro summoned all the pajeet
2:32, no wonder the songs turned out great. Its R.D. Burman’s music. The man was a legendary music composer of the golden era bollywood. He is the reason why old Bollywood songs are considered as some of the best indian songs of all time.
90% of old Bollywood hits are straight-up rip-offs from other countries' music 🤦♂
@@avasta. That has to be one of the most broad and factually incorrect statement.
You haven’t really specified as to which era you are talking about when you say “old” bollywood. Is it 2000s, 90s, 80s, 70s ?
As for the golden age Bollywood music, the songs were composed by artists like Nushad, Shankar-jaikishan, O.P. Nayyar, Mohammed Rafi, S.D. Burman and R.D. Burman. I dont know much about Rafi, O.P. Nayyar or shankar. But R.D. Burman has “copied” only 24 songs out of 1,750 songs that he has composed in his life. S.D. Burman made 700+ songs in his life and only 7 were copied. Naushad composed 636 songs and only 3 were stolen.
So the statement of “90%” being stolen really falls flat here. Try like 2% to 4% of old Bollywood songs are stolen from other countries music and only 0.5%-1% of those stolen songs were able to be popular or leave a mark.
“Mehbooba” is one such example, where it was “copied” and not “stolen” from Demis Roussos.
And speaking of “copying”, the song “lambada” was copied by 16 different artists from various countries including india. The song was “copied” and used in Bollywood movie “ghayal” in 1990. Later the lambada song was “copied” by jennifer lopez for her hit song “on the floor”.
So it’s not the case of only Bollywood copying stuff and other countries and artists are holier than thou.
What you were referring to is the 90s and 2000s Bollywood music, which did had alot of western influence and alot of tunes were borrowed, stolen, copied and in some cases, rightfully adapted by Bollywood music makers. Prominent example being Rajesh Roshan stealing vangelis music to create songs for “koi mil gaya”, “kaho na pyaar hai” and more.
However, 80s, 90s and 2000’s do not come under the “golden age of Bollywood”. The golden age of bollywood started in 1940s and ended in 1960s. So the statement “90% of old Bollywood music being stolen from other countries” doesn’t make any sense.
Even in 80s, 90s and 2000s, Bollywood did NOT stole “90%” music from other countries. Maybe around 50-60%. Apart from that, a lot of it was original or taken from other parts of india. Mainly from south indian movies and Bengali movies.
@@ThaLazyDesigner Please watch the list of copied Bollywood songs by Muzix. It's very long and might be shocking even for you. This is my third time leaving a comment here. TH-cam keeps deleting my comments for some reason.
@@avasta. I've watched the relevant content you are referring to. It's still only a handful of examples. The vast majority of popular Hindi songs are still original compositions. More over that TH-cam channel keeps repeating the same song twice down the list. And some of the connections between the original and copied are frankly barely recognisable if at all.
@@shravan7623 What!! That wasn't a "handful" at all. That was literally a massive list, and a lot of the songs there are very famous and quite a few are considered "iconic". Not quite sure why we have to deceive ourselves. No shame in admitting that these talentless hacks copied those songs. What does it have to do with us? We have plenty of talented composers like Rahman for example. But defending straight-up plagiarism is not good.
Indian music is seriously underrated. They are pulling from thousands of years of culture and it shows.
They get inspire from European music and add indian instruments . Now it gets copied by rappers.
Not true @@TheAshuV
@@TheAshuVmusic has been part of Indian culture since ancient times bruh
@@kalashsharma8754 Indian culture has music but mostly modern music in Indian songs have neen inspired from European musicians .
@@Amal-uf5je youtube.com/@palatteradhyankidharhai?si=rXyAS5CqMFxdR5NO
Indian music is so underrated man always loved this genre of music
Thanks man, really nice to hear about it
Thanks bro.. Love from India
Overrated
Indian music is lit as hell
As indian our music solos any music I have listened music by multiple countries still India on top.
the bollywood sample on Uptown by Travis Scott is also amazing!
U meant Indian sample. Cause Bollywood is just one of the industry in india which is northern part and the samples are from multiple industries
@@ajaywish363 uptown has a bollywood one tho😭😭 u should go listen to it gng
The Indian Sample from Timbo on "Put you on the game" is crazy ear candy. Basically the melody Metro Boomin did now 20 years later and people go crazy...
holy fricking frick...how did i not hear that?!?! OF COURSE! IT'S THE SAME CHOP!
Can you mention the metro melody you talking about
@@majesticyt5648 sure, check out "Future, Metro Boomin, Kendrick Lamar - Like That" 3:16 - 3:40
which song
@@majesticyt5648 Future, Metro Boomin, Kendrick Lamar - Like That, 3:16
there's a lot of Indian sampling in western music i keep discovering new songs with Indian samples every other day.
R. D Burman was my dad's favorite music producer, 2 out 4 beats in this vids are his. He was one of the greatest
Navie needs a podcast
Episode 1: the earth is flat!!!
@@NavieD facts! If earth is round explain how my beats are so flat. I'll wait
Aah a man cracked the algorithm again by simply using India again
lol so true
Video samaz mai hi nahi aya kya?
So what this topic about indian music in rap
@@joyeetaghosh2209 that mf didn't even understand the video and thought he did something smart
@@OsinakiKun you're so cool man. You understood the whole video and others are no more than a potato lol....gtfoh nerd
I love an Indian beat. Ya'll make next level dance music!
We have it in our blood 😅
Ye-preet Singh from Chandigarh
Brampton*
Navie your videos are amazing. The breakdowns are amazing and your reconstructions are impeccable
Thank you maaaaaan 💪
Thumbnail is crazy lol😂
tooooo much !!
love the way you add the actual sounds to these stories we often just hear people talk about. loved the GYFO example. great video
When I started making music...I thought Timbo made everything from scratch...so I started to make everything from scratch. lol. Now I use samples along with whatever I add. Live and learn. 😎
Has this resulted in better beats?
@@NavieD The combination of samples, stems and synth sounds is an open door to make anything you want....I would say learning this way made me a way better producer. Specially since I am not musically trained. My music is way better and in some ways it's more musical. At least I think so lol...I'm a little biased obviously. 😎
Took me about 20 years to figure this out in an epic lightbulb moment. 😄
@@christianvictor827 I hear you bro. Now it’s just a matter of using that knowledge and turn it into art. 👍🏽
The beat you made was fire bro!
The 'ting ting ting' instrument at the start is Punjabi Tumbi ( shown written in the video at 0:48 'classic tumbi loop'). It is a single string instrument.
It is used in Punjabi music in India and Pakistan (Punjabi people were divided in 1947.There is Punjab province in India as well as Pakistan).
You can find Tumbi performances on youtube.
Also selena gomez used indian sound in her song Come and Get It
"nah, I'm not doing that -I'll just bring the beats" Madlib a king lol
Believe me 70s 80s 90s Indian songs have some dope sounds there is tons of songs to flip
Bollywood music makes for great hip hop...boom bap and hindi music go hamd in hand....hindi prog rock is so dope!
I could have never guessed the second was made by an indian artist
The Beats of DJ Muggs//Cypress Hill are missing. He often uses indian samples in a special way. With "Elephants on Acid" there's a whole concept album with indian stoner vibes.
I often wonder why muggs' beats are so rarely analyzed in beat break downs ... ✌
even cypress hills older stuff had Indian samples...temples of boom it was pretty prominent
Out of India theory : every single human outside of Africa can trace their DNA back to India. It has the most diverse Genes and many different variations of it! All the genetic-dna found in Europe, Asia Australia etcetera can be found in India (it has the 2nd most after Africa of course ).
Thanks Navie. What good fun this was.
DAMN SERATO GOT A DOPE PITCH CONTROL
Goes to show RD Burman sir's music is timeless. 🙏🏾
I feel like Scott Storch was Mr. Indian sample
The trio amigo kick drumpattern is my go to kick pattern yayayaya timbo knew the bounce
Still looking for the sample Raja Kumari used on Shook🤙🏾
best indian sample of all time yung lean ginseng strip 2003 ‼️‼️‼️‼️
Woooo... As a Indian, thanks for the information!!💥🔥
Timba‘s production are BEEEYYOOND!!
I had no clue benzema has so much knowledge about music production
I never realized how bolly the knight rider theme was
don't wanna bother you, navie, but if you can recommend us some good old 00's classics like "Hold You Down" or "Give It To Me" i would appreciate it very much, at least some artists
Great video, your beat was fire!
Great stuff man
Music is Universal.
It's also replicated and repeated
Gonna binge some of your vids
The very first sample that I can remember and will stay with me forever was in Paid in Full! It hooked me on the sound and India has occupied a space in my mind from that day.
DJ Quik did it best with So Contagious using the Monsoon Wedding sample. Even tho it’s an r&b beat he killed it
Yeep that's the beat I allude to at the end
The samples are so unique and unexpected
love your vids been a fan for a long time!
Wooh crazy man🇮🇳🙏❤️
Really loved when Timbo made Country Style by Petey Pablo.
We just built different 🗣🔥
I don't know much about Indian music but when I hear it sampled 9/10 times it's fire.
6:14 oh, you finna get into QUIK now, I hope.
It takes real talent to link the source and the sampled material. kudos to Navid D
HQ explanations and storytelling, as usual.
Kaynewinder Singh?
Or
Kahnaiya West? 😂
My favourite Indian sample found in American music is from “Toxic” by Britney Spears.
The first sample is from Shamur's Rock your body
Love from India 🇮🇳
Being a Hip Hop fan since I was a kid
🙏❤💯
The first song is also used in Khantrast's song called Missile Toes and it has a completely different feel from Freak on
Nothing beats Indian music
you fr one of my favorites to watch to learn and gain inspiration
Kanyeveer Singh Dhillon 😂😂
I’ve never laughed so hard at a thumbnail 😭
Those glasses suit you well man, good choice!
How does your channel not have more views?
ok thumbnail got me here
Because there is a link between us.
GOAT Tier, my boy
But if everybody is sampling from youtube, isnt the quality going down in general? I know it´s better to have the orginal sample quality and all but it´s not always to find or buy. Than youtube is a good option, but I only use youtube for vocals that I can´t find or buy. Great vid btw, always cool to see what artsist´s used for sampling. Producers of N.E.R.D did it even more simple, they just use complete presets to make some of the most iconic beats of the Neptunes, N.E.R.D etc
yeah the top sampled music from producers is basically 1960s indian music or music from iran pre/post revolution
You're amazing bro
The thumbnail 😬😬 always cool to hear punjabi and indian beats in western music though.
I immediately thought of Erick Sermon - React (Prod. Just Blaze) and Truth Hurts - Addictive (Quik and Dre)
Whoopty sample is the best one yo
What good fun that was!
Wow. Never seen such an in depth analysis. I was expecting it would be one of those list of Indian music that were sampled.
-Eric B and Rakim - Paid in Fulll - Coldcut Remix
-Public Enemy - Can't Truss It
Bruh ! That thumbnail is working hard ! If it wasn’t there I would never click 😅
i do alot sampling becuase i dont how to play any instruments
Nothing wrong with that
thats called songwriting and producing. you might not be playing instruments, but you are producing the sounds and writing a song in arranging the sounds.
Eh - to me the sampler is the instrument.
The best indian sample gotta be auditorium by mos def
Not including Erick Sermon and Redman’s “React” (Produced by Just Blaze) is criminal
i'm really into the indian vocals in electrionica music as well.
tracks like *'Do You?' by Trixvel and TroyBoi.* and *'Break Law' by Dog Blood, Skrillex, and Boys Noize.*
Including madlib but not shadows of tomorrow as an example should quite honestly be criminal
He talked about it in the madvillain video
you missed out What's happening - Method Man ft Busta rhymes. They sampled a every popular bollywood song by RD Burman - Dum maro Dum.
Kanye w a patka is killing me 😂
Eric Sermon killed one too for Red.
N in paris? nah N in india
Niggwinder singh 🔥🔥🔥
You should check out Toxic by Britney Spears the sample is Indian
Madlib is the GOAT of flipping Bollywood samples
Kanwar West
kanyes also used indian dialogues or something in pre-Rubin yeezus, you can find it on youtube
Your videos are amazing Brotha keep them going!444🎉🎉🎉
You should check out tracks by A R Rahman from India.
man I ate such a good falafel damn
Navjeet singh gills favourite genre
i love your project please next topic on this { Infinit - Lade nach Instrumental } thankyou