ÜBER DIESE EPISODE
In this first episode, Al Hug introduces the new Minta Foundry Breakdowns format and does a deep dive on one of his samples that is expected to come out on a song soon.
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In this second episode, Al Hug goes to break down one of his soul compositions and shows how he flipped it to make it sound like a J Dilla sample.
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In this fifth episode, Al breaks down one of his favorites songs that he created together with singer Pale Jay. What started as piano idea quickly turned into a full song and ended up being used on Big L's posthumous album "Harlem's Finest: Return Of The King". The song is called "Forever" and feat…
In this third episode, Al Hug welcomes the amazing Reske. Super-composer, sound-designer extraordinaire, and one of the most important sample creators in the genre right now.
Listen to us break down one of the samples from his most recent Kingsway Music release. 'House of Sand' is more than just a …
In this fourth episode, Al challenges you to create a sample without a grid or fixed tempo. Using one of his samples, he shows what challenges he had to face in doing so. This late 50s, early 60s inspired Jazz sample only features three instruments, but there are still tons of things to learn from …
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