During a May 25th game between the Braves and Phillies, Big Boi got to step into the announcing booth to help call the game. It’s another new medium the rapper is stepping into after trying his hand at baseball announcing last month. While Big Boi has made a number of appearances on a variety of shows this will be the rapper’s first time stepping into host duties.
The show is set to premiere on Hulu on July 21st. “From trailers and campers to sprinters and school buses if it has wheels, Big Boi and Janice are ready to make their clients’ vehicle renovation dreams come true.” The show follows them as they take on extravagant requests from clients. Together they own Celebrity Trailers a company that aims to expand upon the luxury of larger vehicles. The show, titled Big RV Remix will be hosted by Big Boi and business partner Janice Faison.
Outkast legend Big Boi is about to take the reins on a new Pimp My Ride style Hulu series. They were telling everybody but nobody believed them. “When I was in high school, I never bragged about hanging with Future,” he went on. After the chance meeting, he would become the in-house producer for Freebandz and produced seven tracks on The WIZRD in 2019. ATL Jacob On His Producer Tag & How He Makes Records With Rappers. “Just growing up knowing those techniques from band, I use that same theory today.”“Besides piano, I play some trumpet, a little trombone alto sax, clarinet, marimba, and xylophone,” he added.” The whole percussion section: bass drum, timpani, quads, and drums,”Īfter selling tracks for $90 a piece, ATL Jacob’s production eventually was discovered by Freebandz CEO Casino who would introduce him to Future and the rest is history. ATL Jacob On His Producer Tag & How He Makes Records With Rappers. “It’s about knowing when a certain instrument should come in, when you should take it out, or when to have something solo,” ATL Jacob shared exclusively with HipHopDX last year. As a multi-instrumentalist, the lessons he learned as a band member would be instrumental as developed his production style. Over the last few years, you’ve heard his ATL Jacob production tag on hits such as Future’s “Wait for U,” Kodak Black’s “Super Gremlin,” and Lil Baby’s “Right On.”As a teenager, he first displayed his aptitude for music as a member of his high school band. He was also named “Top Producer” by BMI in 2021 and was nominated “Producer of the Year” at the BET Hip-Hop Awards this year. Great producer, song will start w a vibe and that dumb s comes on and completely ruins the vibe. He said he listened to that beat every day for a month straight … and he knew what he was going to do to it.The Atlanta native has crafted his own unique sound that has caused him to stand out among a crowded field of beatmakers.
“But we were talking the other day when we were at Drake's house, and he said he skipped it because he knew it was one of his favorites. “I made it about a year ago … and I knew I was going to give it to Future. In a separate interview with Complex last month, Jacob said that Future had ditched the beat at first, but requested it later on. The Atlanta-based producer and rapper covered several topics, including his growing success and popularity in hip hop, his dream collaborations, and some of the lessons he’s learned since entering the industry. “He was like, ‘Man, this record crazy!' So we was trying some stuff on it but you know, we just ain't get to the point where we actually finished ‘WAIT FOR U.'” This week on the Big Facts podcast, co-hosts Big Bank, DJ Scream, and Baby Jade sat down with ATL Jacob. “What's crazy is before ‘WAIT FOR U' came out, that was one of favorite songs,” Jacob explained. Jacob made the revelation during an interview with B High Atl. The song has been shaking the airwaves and has already been certified platinum.Īccording to ATL Jacob, who co-produced the track, Kanye West first recorded over the beat but never turned in the finished song. 1 song on Billboard 100 last month with ‘'Wait For You,'' a hit record that featured Drake and Nigerian songstress Tems.
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