Artist Profile: Kidd Called Quest
Long
Live Quest
Many producers make the long journey
through hip hop through the latest trends that’s currently popping. The culture
often gets ignored in which many producers come and go. The avoidance of drum
sequencing and samples make many producers whistle through the wind. This does
not include Rochester New York’s own Kidd Called Quest who garnered through the
hip hop scene with his tight production. While many people stay in the lane of
beat making, he transforms into production by using creativity that makes his
identity unique.
Kidd Called Quest has studied the
greats in order to hone his craft on another level. This includes DJ Premiere,
Pete Rock, RZA, J-Dilla and Hi-Tek as his biggest influences that elevate him
towards success as a producer. The long days of digging in the crates and
chopping up samples which many skilled producers have done make him a hip hop
commodity. He honed his craft from the MPC to the machine in which his sound
resembles of the east coast hip hop feel to it. It’s every producer’s dream to
elevate to the top and work with the greatest MC’s in the game.
Kidd
Called Quest already has the “Put Your Headphones On” LP under his belt working
with big name artists such as Craig G, Pumpkinhead, Joe Scudda, Chaudon, Skyzoo
and many more. The connection of Kidd Called Quest beats gravitate the MC by
creating musical chemistry between his beats and the artist. It gravitate the
listener in which the theme of this album is to bob your head.
Kidd Called Quest has paved his way
through the scene as his name gets bigger and bigger. With the ongoing fickle
frustrating experiences of the music industry, he has a new focus in making his
craft limitless. He recently worked on the Verse Essential mixtape and you will
hear a lot from this talented producer. One word description is potential and
Kidd Called Quest is oozing with it. Be prepared for a lot of artists to come
his way.
Kidd Called Quest: New York Reps the Hardest featuring Craig G, All Ciddy, J-Hood, Pumpkinhead and Chuandon produced by Kidd Called Quest
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