DJ Muggs Signs To ULTRA Records, Preps "Bass For Your Face" Solo LP

don't understand all the hate for electronic coming from hip-hop heads. Both genres emerged from the club/underground party scene and even further back, disco (listen to the disco four, treacherous three, funky four plus one, whereas early house also emerged from the disco scene and European disco began infusing electronic). Both genres emphasize DJing,production of artificial sounds and sampling. You can even look to the emphasis on dance (what do you think break dancers were dancing to? electronic influenced beats). Look at Afrikaa Bambaata sampling Kraftwerk, who were essentially the forefathers of electronic. Even later on dance remixes of hip-hop tracks in the 90s. Ghostface collaborating with Cassius, one of the biggest french house producers. Today, theres mad electronic producers and DJs that were influenced by hip-hop (A-Trak, Mimosa, etc) including in the dubstep scene, which originated from amplifying and distorting the bass on Jamaican dub tracks, similar to how hip-hop began with DJ Kool Herc and jamaican dancehall music. Coming from a hip-hop head and a fan of electronic, it is definitely worth considering the relationship between the two genres and it will help you appreciate electronic. Sure, there is wack electronic out there, but there is also wack hip-hop out there. Doesn't mean you have to generalize and hate on an entire genre.