When Jimmy played this, I said, вЂFind him. Dre recalled in Rolling StoneВ вЂњIn my entire career in the music industry, I have never found anything from a demo tape or a CD. In fact, Dre met Eminem after the latter placed second in the 1997 Rap Olympics, and someone sent a copy of the Slim Shady EP to Interscope Records CEO Jimmy Iovine, who played it for Dre. Dre additionally helped out on The Marshall Mathers LP, The Eminem Show, Encore, Relapse, and Recovery. 2 on Billboard and has become of the masterpieces of hip hop. He was executive producer on EminemвЂ™s The Slim Shady LP, a record that debuted at No. Dre is known as a perfectionist in the studio and workaholic, and his attention to detail is something that helped him produce some of hip hops biggest artsist and turn them into superstars.Дre produced Snoop DoggвЂ™s 1993 debut Doggystyle, which sold millions of copies.Дre was also the man responsible for unleashing Eminem (also a studio perfectionist) on the world after signing the Detroit rapper to his Aftermath label in 1997. firmly established, Dre, a six-time Grammy winner including Producer of the Year in 2001, would go on to work with some of hip hopвЂ™s biggest names, putting his production talents to work. ItвЂ™s the benchmark you measure your album against if youвЂ™re serious.вЂќ Dr. Kanye West said it best when he said in Rolling StoneВ that The ChronicВ вЂњis still the hip-hop equivalent to Stevie WonderвЂ™s Songs in the Key of Life. These were not elements found in old school rap records.ДЄ listen to his collaboration with Snoop Dogg on вЂњNuthinвЂ™ But A G ThangвЂќ, with its smooth groove will quickly convert most music fans to DreвЂ™s brand of hip hop. Dre successfully incorporated massive, funky bass grooves and beats with earworm synthesizers like on вЂњFuck wit Dre Day (and EverybodyвЂ™s CelebratinвЂ™)вЂќ, all blended in with catchy harmonies. The ChronicВ is where Dre put it all together with the phenomenal grooves and a feel that took hip hop to another level entirely, while clearly defining the West Coast sound and his own G-Funk subgenre. in 1991 after a dispute with Eazy- E, he went on to Suge KnightвЂ™s famous label, Death Row Records and released his trademark album The Chronicin December 1992. Dre Finds Himself with The ChronicДЄfter Dre left N.W.A. Dre also started incorporating background harmony and catchy, repetitive keyboard sounds, that had more of todayвЂ™s hip hop vibe. It was on N.W.A.вЂ™s final release, 1991вЂ™s Niggaz4life, that Dre really let the groove do the talking on the songs, adding in plenty of percussion into the mix. Dre began the process of honing his techniques behind the board. on their big release, Straight Outta Compton, which came out in 1988, and spawned the Gangsta Rap genre, with lyrics glorifying murder, guns, drugs and disrespect to women. Dre was working in Compton, California with N.W.A. ItвЂ™s your basic, early rap record.ДЄ year after Raising HellВ was released, Dr. It doesnвЂ™t have lots of funky grooves or harmonies. Now the sound of the album is fairly bombastic, with uber producer Rick Rubin having a hand in the production. 2 on Billboard in the United States, propelled in part by Run D.M.C.вЂ™s collaboration with Aerosmith on the hit вЂњWalk This WayвЂќ.Д«ut Raising HellВ is mostly a rap record that featured the hits вЂњItвЂ™s TrickyвЂќ and вЂњMy AdidasвЂќ, among others and helped put rap on the mainstream map. released Raising Hell, a record that would quickly reach No. Rap music basically hit big in May, 1986 when New YorkвЂ™s Run D.M.C. His real name is Andre Romelle Young and heвЂ™s the guy who brought ghetto street rap to the masses thanks to his ear and ability to produce amazing grooves. Few people in the music industry have made an impact on a specific genre like Dr.

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