#beatboxer

[st4r-w4ltz]

more beatboxer propagandaaaaa!! Melody (integrity) and Harvey (Bravery)

[justabeatboxanalyst]

hello beatbox person ! i recently found a comment under a korn track calling the noises davis makes beatbox and now i wonder whether it counts as it in your opinion or not (for examples of the noises see twist, freak on a leash, good god has some im p sure. i think you know what im talking about but just in case) like it doesnt sound like a stereotypical beatbox for me but like it sure isnt singing?

So I've been thinking about this quite a bit to the point that later down the line I might write an essay about it. I'm not too familiar with Korn so I had to specifically listen to the examples you put. Modern beatboxing can't really be reduced to only drum sounds, as there are vocal sounds and many sounds that can be pitched or serve as sound effects (think a water drop sound). That being said, there is a rich history of many other forms of vocal art/music. For example, there's scat-singing, throat singing, rapping, etc. I'm not an expert on any of these, but I know beatboxing often draws upon techniques from these other artforms. For the case of Korn, Davis is making a lot of rhythmic gibberish sounds that probably could be called scat-singing? But if you want to call it beatboxing, I don't particularly mind either.

TLDR:

Does it count as beatboxing? Sure why not.

[cherrygryffon]

Kim Gunho/WinG smile appreciation post because HOW IS HE SO PRECIOUS?

[laughingsquid]

Beatboxer Perfectly Recreates the 'Thomas the Tank Engine' Theme by Building Individual Harmonies

[mannytoodope]

Douglas Davis, better known by his stage name Doug E. Fresh (born on September 17, 1966), is a beatboxer, rapper, and record producer. As a beatboxer, he can imitate drum machines and various other effects using only his mouth, throat, and microphone. Fresh began his career as a solo artist with little notice. It was when he joined The Get Fresh Crew and teamed up with newcomer Ricky D( who later found fame as Slick Rick) that the two released the singles“ The Show” and “ La Di Da Di,” which are considered hip-hop classics. After Slick Rick left the group for his own solo career. Fresh continued to have success throughout the 1980s and into the early 1990s. Fresh and Slick Rick reunited on a track in 1995. He briefly had a radio show playing classic hip-hop and R&B. Fresh is still performing his classic songs and has served as a judge on various music shows. I was able to see him perform a while back, and he put on a fantastic show. Doug E. Fresh plays a pivotal role in hip-hop, renowned for his exceptional beatboxing and MC skills.

[airheadhsmk]

过去绘

[chaosmisha-art]

'Habanera' - a performance by WinG

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