Barber Beats but I tell you what all the samples are

Tracklist:
0:00: Macroblank - 理由を教え
Album: macroblank.bandcamp.com/album...
Sample: W. Dekay - Cocktail on the Beach
4:30: Macroblank - どこにも行かない
Album: macroblank.bandcamp.com/album...
Sample: Christian Scott aTunde Adjuah - No Love
9:38: Monodrone - 考えを失った
Album: i-am-monodrone.bandcamp.com/a...
Sample: Kaxamalka - A Shine of Concupiscence
15:39: Male Alchemy - 大きな壊れた壁
Album: liquidmarble.bandcamp.com/alb...
Sample: Noise Boyz - Never Ending Things (Da Funky Operator Mix)
20:51: GODSPEED 音 - ほろ苦い思い出
Album: godspeedsound.bandcamp.com/al...
Sample: Gary B - It Feels Like Summer
25:33: haircuts for men - U.S Embassy bombing
Album: haircutsformen.bandcamp.com/a...
Sample: Santa Cruz Musique - Alucia de Soleil
31:32: modest by default - 火太大 水太少
Album: modestbydefault.bandcamp.com/...
Sample: Suchitra Lata - Liquid Reflections
35:30: haircuts for men - あなたの目は悪魔です
Album: haircutsformen.bandcamp.com/a...
Sample: Kaxamalka - You Take My Breath Away
41:42: haircuts for men - 6日にMRはそれを断ると言います
Album: haircutsformen.bandcamp.com/a...
Sample: Future Loop Foundation - I Love Her More, Pt. 3
46:20: Nocturnal Hotline - Blind by Hate
Album: nocturnalhotline.bandcamp.com...
"""Sample:""" Dadamnphreaknoizphunk - Illegal Shift
53:17: Macroblank - 躊躇しないでください
Album: macroblank.bandcamp.com/album...
Sample: Vladi Strecker - Summer Sky (25 Degrees Mix)
1:00:13: haircuts for men - 我​々​の​手​に​は​、​フ​ェ​ー​ド
Album: haircutsformen.bandcamp.com/a...
Sample: Luca Fioretti - Grooving Tha Jazz DJ Mix
1:05:30: haircuts for men - デジタル出会い
Album: haircutsformen.bandcamp.com/a...
Sample: Hard Season - Foolish
1:09:19: haircuts for men - 現実に戻っ長い旅
Album: haircutsformen.bandcamp.com/a...
Sample: Kusuma Orchestra - Beyond Reason
1:15:23: haircuts for men - 彼女のお気に入りのディスコを閉じました
Album: haircutsformen.bandcamp.com/a...
Sample: Gabin - Azul Anil
1:20:50: Monodrone - 盲目の悲しみ
Album: i-am-monodrone.bandcamp.com/a...
Sample: Rey Salinero - Subir (08 Edit)
1:25:07: haircuts for men - 日曜日にはバスはありません
Album: haircutsformen.bandcamp.com/a...
Sample: Little Big Bee - Searchin' (Atjazz Remix)
1:32:36: Male Alchemy - マインドコントロール
Album: malealchemy.bandcamp.com/albu...
Sample: Audiozoom - Deep Virus (Smooth Jazztronic Cut)
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Since I have a soapbox, here are my thoughts on Barber Beats (NOT THAT YOU ARE OBLIGATED TO CARE!):
The following things are all true:
1. The degree of "sampling" in BB is utterly egregious. People used to complain that vaporwave was "just slowing down someone else's music," but this is LITERALLY true of many BB tracks.
2. BB exposes people to music they would otherwise not have found.
3. Many people prefer the BB version of a track to the original. (Hell, I used to slow my favorite music down in Audacity long before BB was a thing.)
4. Like vaporwave, BB has an aesthetic component that alters the listener's perception of the music.
5. BB artists often admit upfront that their content is "plundered" or "stolen," rather than claiming it as their own. However, they rarely list the artists and tracks that they sample.
My takeaway: BB is great and I'm truly happy that it exists. I acknowledge that the effort involved is nowhere near what's required to record and produce truly new music, but that doesn't really bother me; the end result is something that I enjoy and wouldn't get to experience otherwise. Still, I wish BB artists would give more credit to the artists they sample. You're not fooling anyone bro, and we don't care anyway -- so just own it! :) Lastly, I don't mind paying a few bucks for a BB album, but I wish some of that money could flow back to the original artists. My dream is for Bandcamp to add a "Kudos" feature, where the artist can list other Bandcamp users they want to give credit to, and the buyer can decide what % of their money goes to each one (with sensible defaults). In the meantime, I encourage you to do this manually if you can afford it. Peace!

[@user-op3hc2nk9o]

I want to respond to your argument on credit and sample clearance. Of course, it would be nice for those guys to mention their sample sources and give credit, unfortunately, this is a bit more complicated than this. The thing is that if they would list all of their sample sources they would voluntarily submit to copyright policies. Which in its turn would result in something very different from what you are depicting, Instead of sharing "some of that money" in the name of commonsensical just. the music industry would milk them entirely, particularly by even restricting some of their tracks and blocking permissions. In some cases, sample clearance gets itself to an enormous amount of money. Regardless of how we evaluate this genre in terms of its musical qualities, if the artists would follow your advice this genre as well as vaporwave won't even exist to an extent where you can come around it on the internet. What you've done on the other hand is very nice and this is the exact compromise that can be reached by enthusiastic people to link the music and provide listenings for both source and remix. This is how the underground used to be. Love.

[@lchampine]

I agree completely, thanks for adding that nuance! You're right, the sort of solution I'd like to see implemented is only feasible in a world without the insane IP laws of today -- or, perhaps, on decentralized platforms that IP laws can't reach.

[@joaoaugusto6290]

Thanks for putting in this new perpective buddy!

[@gonzaga0715]

​@@lchampinePin the comment.

[@Guerilla_G]

Most of these tracks take from already underground and obscure downtempo producers from the early 2000s and often it’s very lazy work just slowing things down slightly. The music is still enjoyable though, so obviously the correct solution is to pirate the newer copy instead of falling for a bandcamp page with fancy artwork.

[@HellboyBr11]

👌👌👏

[@misterbarclay505]

Barber Beats artists are DJs exposing the world to music otherwise lost. Illegal? Probably. Beneficial? Yes.

[@m3mori]

beneficial yeah but i would still appreciate it if they told us where the samples were from. i'm just curious man

[@KingMertel]

@@m3mori But then another barber can pitch shift it and call it theirs 😤

[@Darie2006]

@@m3mori we dont have to tell you shit go discover the music yourself thats the lazy part of this new listening culture yall dont want do the work or searching for new music

[@SoulReaper66623]

exposing? are you a moron? They specifically DONT credit original artists, they TAKE credit.

[@sorenkair]

Lost music being revived is ultimately the same as new music being produced, assuming they are of the same caliber. The only difference is the bad taste the dishonesty might leave in your mouth.

[@creamabdul-jabbar]

it's sad we went from paul's boutique to this. ngl, i enjoyed barber beats when the algo recommended them to me, but the sheer level of not doing anything with the samples is sad.

[@yassineaksas5248]

tbh im still on the fence with it. It's not really "making music" if you grab a sample, slow it out and throw some ambient sfx over it. I've begun to take it more in a "djing" way, a little disappointing to find out they're not recording their own trumpet jazz freestyles over home-made downtempo beats but, introduces me to cool music I wouldn't have found elsewhere so pretty damn successful as a DJ if anything.

[@yanthetrooper67]

Yeah but they are aware so they don't try to make money out of it, everything is free and every "artist" in the genre has "everything is plundered" in their bandcamp bio

[@dionysus1394]

@@yanthetrooper67well… hate to break it to you but macroblank does sell cassettes albeit in limited run

[@the_real_vdegenne]

@@yassineaksas5248 bla bla bla.. A man sometimes needs to learn how to shut up and contemplate things.

[@Just_an_ASMR_enjoyer]

before i clicked on the video i had no idea what barber beats were. thank you, now my music nerdom is expanding at an exponential rate.

[@realplonk]

hahahaah funny :))

[@Interstellarsun]

What I can say is while the sampling is high I do take solace in the fact that the rise of downtempo/trip-hop coming back has helped me promote my own original music sense even though I do not sample like this I still make music that is downtempo/trip-hop music. So I do like the fact its introducing people to things they wouldn't have heard or were not as popular

[@joshbezanson8455]

sampling is full* is what you mean. Not taking anything away from the fact that I love it lol

[@sidewalkdoctor1093]

Bird-up. Hearing all this stuff lately is cool, I mainly played keys in a reggae band aside from home studio beat making...but always have listened to dub, triphop, downtempo, electronica since the late 90s. Inspiring to make beats again and knowing there's an audience listening this stuff is awesome, I'm lockstep in what you said! Solace indeed.

[@Alex-pf4gs]

😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

[@Alex-pf4gs]

😊😊

[@JAK_EDITS.]

based as hell. I give huge respect to not only uploading this banger collection of songs but naming the original tracks too with links? huge w

[@fj12n3]

So glad you did this.. so many people think BB are original songs especially with how obfuscated song titles often are

[@evdorn]

Thanks for uploading this. I've been a downtempo, jazz, and trip-hop fan for years so some of the songs sampled by these Vaporware artists I recognize but others I don't. Would love to see more of these mixes so we can discover and support the original artists as well!

[@Joshua1.92]

Very cool selection and I really enjoyed reading the description with your thoughts on Barber Beats. Thank you for taking the time to attribute the original samples with this mix 🙏

[@shabonsong]

thank you for doing this. i'd be fine with BB creators if most didn't delete my comments actually properly crediting his samples within the minute. it's nuts and any 'disclaimer' doesn't do anything to change the fact that they're profiting from other peoples' music w/o at the bare minimum proper attribution.

[@gianpiero3067]

Its not nuts, when the simple act of attribution is self incrimination. Copyright infringement carries some serious consequences for these producers. How are you gonna be mad at them for not wanting you to put them on blast like that in their own comments?

[@o09o]

thanks for making this. with the rise in popularity of barber beats it's sad to see so many of the 'artists' getting credit for entire songs that were basically stolen from someone else. proper credit needs to be more normalized in this subgenre

[@obliqueparalells429]

I would say many adding their own elements, like sound effects, drum instrumentation to their tracks do. If you do a little reseaech on some BB artist, you will find out!

[@o09o]

@@obliqueparalells429 i'm aware that bb artists add some of their own touches to their music, but that's not the point i'm making. at least some form of credit should be given to an original artist when you use a substantial portion of their music in your own song. some of the time the changes barely make a difference in tracks that are wholly someone else's work.

[@waldokabab3168]

dangerous ammounts of forrealeum spotted

[@Wybrand418]

I loved that Noctural Hotline track... but now I found out that it's an exact rip off. Really disappointing, and I'd be pissed if I was the original artists.

[@JustinElevated]

@@o09o I agree. Part of what bothers me about it is like Macroblank for example. Some cool sounds and all, but it just an original song slightly altered. It's cool they put it together, but it's very much presented as original work. That is the part that bothers me.

[@hexagon1970]

I used to slow down my favourite music for listening, all the way back when casettes were still a common method, and still do it frequently today - with some reverb and delay added, courtesy of the accessibility of digital playback. I didn't thought it was a thing for more people, but I was certainly happy when BB and "Liminal mix" compilations became a thing; which occured almost simultaneously, it seems. So glad to find people in the same frequency.

[@JohnDoe-ns8ho]

I have to assume you're lying or are deeply unwell, but, if not, then your favorite music is not actually your favorite music if it needs to be slowed down.

[@zebeezz]

@@JohnDoe-ns8ho God forbid anyone who likes to listen to their music in a different way than the norm

[@JohnDoe-ns8ho]

@@zebeezz Lol they can listen however they want, we're just talking about names and classifications. If you take one of your "favorite" tunes and slow it down, you're making a remix, which becomes your new favorite if you like it better. That's what's so weird about this barber beats thing; nobody would think twice if they just called them remixes.

[@zebeezz]

@@JohnDoe-ns8ho Ah I gotchu but I found it funny how you called the dude deeply unwell lol

[@zebeezz]

@@JohnDoe-ns8hoYea if Barber Beats were labeled as mixtapes, remixes, or even compilation albums. Then people wouldn't care nor find it unethical, probably.

[@Randomperson462]

I love how they all at one point have sampled the goat Fat Jon

[@fdsgdfhfdgf9275]

i read the whole description, nice take, and thanks for the digging bro

[@SmumplytheF2P]

Considering how kinda underground barber beats are as a genre, it's friggin difficult to find more information on the artists and their "work" online. Especially the samples that they use, the least they can do is credit the songs. Especially those that they literally haven't changed anything-but just the faux Japanese track name.

[@wilhelmthesecond9820]

I find as the more popular barber beats is becoming, the less the music is actually "changed". Some artists just find very underground jazz samples, and very slightly pitch shift it, and bam, they have their "own" songs. It's a little sad to see since I've been listening to barber beats since HFM back in 2015

[@rumplstiltztinkerstein]

Macroblank has his own youtube channel

[@SmumplytheF2P]

@@rumplstiltztinkerstein I am subscribed to that

[@klhmia]

Not sure if you saw all the artists and sample mentions in the description

[@SmumplytheF2P]

@@klhmia I did, this is why I clicked on this video in the first place. What makes you think that?

[@iyvnx]

this video just started but i alr know im going to love this so much omg. thank you

[@MyPimpedOutMuslim]

Thanks, I think it’s important for channels like macro blank to the artists they sample

[@drewhester6836]

No it isn't

[@MyPimpedOutMuslim]

@@drewhester6836 ok Drew

[@Ppppftt]

​@@drewhester6836yes it is

[@mozfan47]

this groove is so nice and relaxing ... perfection!

[@nevernevernow]

you're a legend for this! thank you

[@TroyFarah]

i'm conflicted about barber beats sometimes too, but i have to admit that i listen to it constantly because it feels so nice. i think of it more as collage than music, so the mystery is part of it, but i also agree crediting original artists is important. anyway, i appreciate this playlist a lot.

[@makyeah]

LOL me too. Yeah I sort of think of it like a DJ set. A little of the DJs work, and some other tracks.

[@thewolfPrince]

It's an offshoot of Vaporwave. It's all about theft baby

[@sidewalkdoctor1093]

@@makyeah That's a good analogy!

[@eddyflux]

nice and mellow! and thanks for the tracklist :) on the controversy: listening to this mix feels like a regular chillout set where you take (really good) smooth funk / jazz tracks and pitch them down. looking at it that way makes it a little bit funny that each track has a "fantasy" artist, name and cover (I really like the covers though).. But maybe there is more to the music than just pitching down / light fx.. Anyways, enjoy the music and don't get too angry on the internet y'all... Congrats, if you've actually read my comment to the end and let me recommend you the "Mushroom Jazz" series!

[@richardsorensen4163]

Whenever I let the algorithm just do its thing, and pick which videos play next, regardless of what I start with, it ends up on a macroblank album. Its almost maddening, cause its so smooth I barely notice the artist I selected stopped playing until I look up, I'm wearing a macroblank T-shirt, and it's the mid-90's, and low-fi is at it's absolute peak.

[@joshbezanson8455]

This is it.

[@FrankDerbly]

Damn, i thought there was more to it than this. This is straight up fucking theft.

[@uppishcub1617]

Yes, plunderphonics. Its literally the point of the genre.

[@FrankDerbly]

@@uppishcub1617 Kinda disappointing, just cause there's music in adjacent genres that heavily use sampling but at least have some level of originality/creativity.

[@johnohara1739]

@@FrankDerbly Definitely. RZA, 4th Disciple, Mathematics, pretty much any Wu-tang producer sautee samples and then cook it up as a whole new thing. its dope- its personally my favorite style of music. these guys in this video are totally just stealing lol

[@subhazard4297]

I'm gonna make a genre called 'greatclipsbeats' where I just speed up barber beats tracks (to very close the original tempo) and put them in albums.

[@4m0d]

loll

[@nathanxxvii]

you won't.

[@artophile7777]

Do it. Just do it.

[@the_real_vdegenne]

I can hear you cry in a small corner somewhere lost in the vast universe, and somehow I quite enjoy it.

[@subhazard4297]

@@the_real_vdegenne I'll have what this guy's having.

[@Yeener]

For the track at 4:30, the sampled you listed is a cover of a Little Dragon track off their Self Titled Debut LP from 2007. Would highly recommend anyone to listen to it! Little Dragon collaborated with Gorillaz on Empire Ants as well :)

[@Yeener]

Here’s the link to the track btw kzbin.info/www/bejne/i5KYoaqrrc1parM

[@lchampine]

I saw a guy complaining that どこにも行かない stripped the "original" song of its "Black context and roots in Black culture" -- he had no idea that it was a cover of a Swedish band, lol. I mean sure, there's an argument to be made there, but I just had to laugh at someone criticizing sampling when the sample itself was a cover. And now that I think about it, Little Dragon's lead singer is half-Japanese, so recontexualizing the song with a Japanese title kinda brings the whole thing full-circle, doesn't it?

[@Yeener]

@@lchampine the irony of all of that is wild LMAO Even the album itself initially released IN Japan a month before going international

[@AdlejandroP]

Yessss

[@PALEHORSE88]

No love in this room No love left in here No love left for you

[@hikari69]

I love discovering various genre of music randomly from KZbin, I've never heard this kind of music

[@yxh]

I love the 'kudos' idea

[@freshtodeath]

If i could like it twice I would. This is a fire compilation thank you~

[@brentschmogbert]

You can like it twice

[@saznoozalot]

Subbed and liked without a second thought. I agree with you on all points, and it drives me crazy that the samples are always so hard to find. I have had a huge gripe with artists for this.

[@maxrop7966]

Thanks for the video and BB explanations !

[@KingMertel]

First time I hear of Barber beats. I love vaporwave, beats, lounge, Cafe Del Mar, Gran Turismo. Consider me hooked. The first track is such a fucking bob..... 0:00: Macroblank - 理由を教え Thanks for uploading & introducing me!

[@sarundayo]

As someone who just recently became a fan of the genre, I applaud your honesty for acknowledging the sources, and let's be honest here, not that Barber Beats artists have been the first ones to ever sample other material, heck, music as a whole has been plagued by copying, or sometimes transforming (for the betterment) the source material. And therein lies the beauty of this genre that otherwise would never exist if corporate greed should ever take hold. Enjoy the end work and be content with life 😊

[@julienc2780]

Thanks for sharing perfect for my sunday afternoon

[@frost-80]

I've subscribed because you told what the samples are! REAL NICE!

[@TehFingergunz]

this is an awesome spin on a hfm/barber beats mix, thank you for making this!

[@MuTaToR32]

maaaan thank you, bless you!

[@Yantryman]

Vaporwave artists on usage of samles, reverbs, slowdowns: we take colours used in other pictures, and we paint a different picture using the same colours. Just want to leave it here.

[@FelixKorsah]

Love these beats

[@MikeCaseyMusic]

this is dope & also thank you speaking up on sampling / proper credit

[@sidewalkdoctor1093]

"Skamples" ahhhhhh -hAAAAAAAA!!!!!! now it all makes more sense. So many of these beat makers are scarce on info and not so much rep'd on Spotify. I'm of a typical dub and triphop background into beat making myself, don't sample material not for any reason I just like composing beats. But, I read some other info and comments from many vidz on youtube about "ooh great sample".... the sonic quality of everything and of course some horn lines, those are super near impossible with MIDI on these levels. I didn't realize how much re-sampling was done! I can dig it - but very correct, give some credit. Very informative - my friends who made vwave and ewave crafted their own sound and made it lofi and gritty with plugins. I really like how smooth and rich these tunes sound!!

[@sydelcid]

Agreed with your thoughts! Thanks a lot for the compilation and more importantly for providing the details about the original artists.

[@Dell88music]

I get these a lot in my feed(macro, usually) and I'll confess, I didn't realize to the extent this was happening with these songs. I've heard some good future funk remixes, and I respect the moving parts, and making new songs over old ones, but honestly, after listening to this first track and comparing it to the OG, it is HARD to keep listening to this mix already. All I can say to people who do this type of music is you get out what you put in. There's nothing wrong with having fun with old tracks, and showing love by analyzing and experimenting with other's music, but don't expect a bunch of accolades or even ad money, in this day and age of the internet of our lord. Find what you love about music and chase it, everything that comes after will feel normal and deserved. btw, thanks for your commentary, it really helped give me another perspective on youtube music, of which I am a great fan of.

[@SunInTheShadows]

Thank you for not presenting something as your own work good sir but also for presenting us with a fine selection

[@lchampine]

wow "Blind by Hate" is *literally* just Illegal Shift. Not even slowed down or anything. Shameless lmao

[@d.w.stratton4078]

Check out the sordid history of that "call on me" sample from the house/jungle scenes. Lotta hustle

[@fdsgdfhfdgf9275]

@@d.w.stratton4078 can you elaborate on that ?

[@maximillianschauer1439]

​@@d.w.stratton4078 can you elaborate please I'm really curious

[@OhSoSnake]

More like 'Illegal Shit' based on how shameless it is 😂

[@Inari_the_Fox]

@@d.w.stratton4078 we demand elaboration

[@greatawakecoach]

Giving credit where credit is deserved. Solid, many thanks.

[@jahdhdoflkdkwja]

you are so right for the samples being used without Any credit whatsoever is super disrespectful, especially when they name the song like they created everything

[@Crisstobie]

Very nice I'm enjoying this

[@beatdoglorioso]

Do more of thesee!!!

[@misaelrey382]

YT video titles that warms your heart 🔥

[@Arguhhh]

that track at 4:30 is the sole reason the internet exists imo🥶

[@functionpresents]

this is amazing

[@JamesFredrickson]

I always wondered why Marcoblank was so damn good, lol. Thanks for the enlightening post.

[@Mischiou]

Love the relaxed vibe. Really made my day, thanks!

[@alicedelarge]

Thank you so much for the great compilation and posting the samples as well. Absolutely agree with everything you wrote in the description. Personally, I tend to like the BB version of songs more, too, so I'm really grateful for these artists, but I do wish they'd be more open about their samples.

[@NicoTroia]

Amazing thank you

[@jiji1946]

I like your "soapbox".... all sounds very considered, fair, and reasonable to me. thank you for your efforts in sharing.

[@caize989]

I'm so poorly versed with any artists these people would sample, so this list is great to see. Thanks for that. At least the album covers still usually look cool. I'd assume the artists typically at least do most of that themselves since designer credits seem very rare.

[@netro7701]

i bet all the artworks are also plundered from somewhere, the layout might be original

[@oCabrino]

i wish had a spotify playlist of this

[@kenniWORLDPEACE]

..."but i tell you what al the samples are". love you bro. sharing info helps other producers discover new music and grow. appreciate you for that part.

[@Darie2006]

So you wasnt gonna otherwise dig for new music to create too? Lazy if you ask me

[@4m0d]

I agree with the description !

[@fourzod]

I love BB and I'm among the others of wanting to learn more of the original works being sampled Thanks for sharing this!

[@CheeseIsPizza]

I like this bass sound

[@k6meodmt564]

damn this is good. thank u!

[@Zoahhh]

Great analysis. I agree on all points

[@lchampine]

Thanks man, your compilation is legendary!

[@Zoahhh]

@@lchampine Thanks! :)

[@xkarea2]

Spreading knowledge, Amen

[@praxisclow]

Bro wanted to make an statement regarding barber beats and at the same time managed to make a dope playlist. This one condensates the greatest hits of the barber beats scene. I find myself coming back here way too many times ahaha

[@lchampine]

it's actually the reverse, I only wrote that bit in the description after I saw people arguing in the comments haha. Originally I just wanted to make a good playlist! And I included all the samples because I personally love hearing the "source material" and sometimes it can be hard to track down.

[@praxisclow]

@@lchampine then you achieved exactly that! Seriously, all of these in here are bangers. I'll always be coming back here. I also like to go back to source material and check the differences between both.

[@purephsr]

these slapp

[@ellocodelaps3915]

Hermoso para el relajo

[@SilverSeleucid]

barberbeats to downtempo is what nightcore was to techno. same shit different name, i love all four, so many great techno and pop artists id have never found without nightcore and the same can be said for barberbeats

[@Waldbraut]

So thankful for Playlists as informative as this one. I think we all know BB and vaporwave are just plunderphonics and therefore always contain samples or are just straight up slowed down versions of already existing songs. So as far as this piracy goes, finding the original song of a sample can be quite the treasure hunt xD Love it tho when people actually credit the originals as its p rare

[@finley.joseph]

You're doing god's work. I've always been a huge fan of Macroblank, but it would frustrated me so much reading the comments where people would say things like "wow he's making a full album every month when most other artists take years to make one!!''. I have no problem with mixes, remixes and edits (love them infact) but the lack of credits given on these uploads always felt wrong...

[@zimou3040]

NICE ONE

[@mumdidntraisenofool]

waow that's very very nice

[@madfangkills]

Holy crap, you actually referenced the samples. You sir are the best there is

[@zirconexists]

You are a golden god, Danke Schoen.

[@newbie2386]

ESTA UNA CHIMBA PARCERO!!!

[@Dreamcorp.Inc.]

Yoo this is great man, already found a few samples from the original artists, making my hobby a lot easier. 😅

[@TheSnake0444]

yoo bro i believe you have good taste I really like these tracks just discovered, care to share your playlist, youtube nd spotify if possible. Need to update my list for tracks.

[@Seph_the_Seph]

Love your channel dude

[@Dreamcorp.Inc.]

@@Seph_the_Seph I really appreciate it. Wish I could still run it like I was but it's unfortunately ran it's course for now. Currently directing my energies towards running a netlabel that has already featured a lot of the same artists I've reposted.

[@aeonikus1]

this sounds exceptionaly well played back at x1.5 speed. I watch podcasts/info content at that speed to save time, I forget to change and now see I'm at x1.5 and music is quite fine! :)

[@concon264]

I never realised how wild the sampling was until I checked the differences in Monodrones song "考えを失った" (the third song on this mix) and it is literally the same song just slow to about 0.7x speed. although I do prefer its crazy how it's like that

[@thebedroomshow9010]

That's how its done! I always wondered how "marcroblank" was making all of their songs, or how the channel posting the music could be posing as someone else and saying how everything was plundered. Now I realize theyre just recycling good music. That's why their sound changes from album to album. Pretty lame when I see them accept money and donations for it too

[@FiftiesDad]

they are raking in the cash from physicals sales

[@emmettbrown3463]

@@FiftiesDad yeah i was kind of unsure how to feel about them when i saw some person in the comments linking to the original songs but then saw them selling vinyls and stopped listening to them altogether

[@koankharisma211]

Fucking with the color scheme of the cover art I've actually never heard of macro blank before but the name rings somewhat of a bell❤

[@Rileyg-wn1wv]

Okay hey I’m not trying to sound like that guy, this was an amazing video and I watched all of it, only thing I would add though respectfully is more blood like in the scene where all the dead bodies had been laying there, the blood could be pooled realistically. It would just add to the amazing vibes. Thank you for your time and coming to my TED talk

[@lchampine]

sir this is a barber beats playlist

[@Rileyg-wn1wv]

@@lchampine dear god how did I switch videos. Gonna keep this up anyways tbh.

[@joshbezanson8455]

Doing Gods work.

[@CrudeCylinder]

this is great man, ive always been frustrated with the degree to which people were just stealing music

[@Lynx196.9]

Yes 👍🏽

[@indiahaze2197]

Smooth, just like my dark liquor. 🥰🥰🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@monstro.invisivel]

That's what i am talking about!

[@lamujerestrellita4467]

a goodie

[@Roshea]

These are all the easy ones

[@scarecrovv]

Thank you, based god

[@marycabatino]

Love this , awesome 😎 btw I subscribed you as well 👍

[@thedeeprot]

🔥🔥🔥

[@daoyang223]

lol a bunch of indie artists took japanese city pop samples and then didnt credit them. A few years alater a bunch of popular artists did the same to city pop. Sadge time. You sir are awesome!

[@europa_bambaataa]

it's wild-- the second track was also done by Little Dragon. I think that's the original, from 2007.

[@agnidominik4693]

I don't even know what barber beats are, but this playlist is quite groovy

[@foreverlostt]

same here man, first time ive heard of this haha

[@FiftiesDad]

goofy name given to a genre by aloe city wrld that has existed since electronic music has existed

[@uppishcub1617]

Barber beats are vaporwave, but with jazz samples instead of pop samples

[@SASardonic]

I'm sure a lot of people have already posted this but please really do more of this. I'd love to know where the samples in haircuts for men's corona mix came from. Aside from the part that was sampled from that one Xenosaga/'The Metro' track that I definitely recognized.

[@lchampine]

idk about a whole mix, but if there's a specific track you're interested in, post it here and I'll try my best!

[@ZeeHilal]

Wow this played after my new song seamlessly somehow

[@iamfelix021]

sheeeesh

[@kimlopez7463]

the first song .. sounds like someone is fishing in nature but I'm the fish and got catched/hooked by the first song. man my mind is fked up sorry. just how I feel ^~^ love you guys stay strong

[@kristofori]

1:00:13 Listening to the original of this is like being in mirror world after listening to the hfm version for so long.