Salaam Remi on Making His First Millions Producing Fugees & Ini Kamoze
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- čas přidán 5. 07. 2024
- Salaam Remi is one of the most prolific and eclectic producers in the game. In the above segment from Salaam's interview with VladTV, Salaam talks about the early stages of his career, and getting his first number #1 record on the pop charts at 21 years old.
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Salaam Remi has to be the most low key, legendary producer ever. Love that he doesn't care for the spotlight.
he is legendary, like alot of the best producers out there he can blend his style into many different types of music, the opposite of a one trick pony
larry conley facts
I think Marley Marl's on that list too, but you're defo right
Fo sho!
I had no idea he helped with so many classics. Respect.
Same here. I was one of his biggest critics until this interview.. when Nas chose him to exec. produce The "N" I was clueless to why. Now it makes sense. This dude is a genius.. body of work is up there with the household names.. just a quiet dude who didn't get caught up in being in the spotlight.
This man deserves greater credit and acclaim. He produced the best tracks on Amy Winehouse's 'Back to Black' album and yet all the fuss is made about those produced by Mark Ronson.
Loraine Thompson realist comment
Rym izzah realest*
Exactly 💯
Very humble guy considering all the classics he's made!!!!
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this man is the essences of don't judge a book by its cover he looks super regular
Vlad keeps pushing him to brag about his money and his talent but Salaam never goes there. Hip hop producers usually can't stop talking about their money and stature. How can he be so talented and so successful and still be so humble? Amazing!!!
This guy is a living genius
Respect to this guy. Im jamaican and i had no idea he had his hand in the culture like that. Dope!
Respect my jamaican bro ..im jamaican too 👊
He’s West Indian himself
If you followed everything he said then that's great. But if you caught every musical sample reference and all the soul music nods,,then bigg up to you cause you are a musical person. For everyone else, let your comments reflect your level of music knowledge.
I miss the way radio use to be
This dudes name was ringing out in the 90s just like J Dilla
he so humble man. real hip-hop shyt!
ini kamoze recorded the original welcome to jamrock which damian marley remade into his own
really? I thought he just sampled "World a Music"
EbtsOby that’s what he’s referring too, world a music is the song the sample came from
Salaam Thank You.. I'm 23 now & I listened to Meth & Redmans Da Rockwilder since a kid. I would've never thought they got there hook from Cypress Hill
Salaam is that dude. Respect!
Vlad takes a lot of flak but let's be honest this is one of the few destinations where you can get untold hip-hop stories from a first person perspective
Seriously amazing producer and so low key and cool. Here comes the hotstepper too? One of my heroes for sure
this man dropping knowledge.its a gud interview coz vlad knows his stuff too so they both jus dropping jewels.
yeowww2013 stay in school
L Boogie MisEducation and The Score - are musical genius ! ....I know every ad lib word to each song its crazy !
salute salaam remi for being iconic 👏👏👏
This is inspiring
probably the most underrated producer of all time....
One of the classic producers of the 90's.
Salaam & Clark Kent are vladmir's best interviews to date
Why the surprises on how low-key he is, this is the original role a producer is supposed to play, producers are background guys that are behind the sound they aren't supposed to be ALL IN THE VIDEOS, ALL ON THE RECORD...you know the rest. He's just playing his part.
To all you artists out there, who don't wanna be on a record label where the executive producer's...all up in the videos, all on the records, dancin'...then come to Death Row!
+swampthing94 loool
Legendary Producer!
AYO... SALUTE!! Gave Salaam so much flack for the 50/50 results on the Nas material. but ey, for the "Hotstepper" trak alone... SALUTE!!!
this guy is amazing. big up fa da blac mon!
still have the "Vocab" single on vinyl....the b-side has a reggae remix of "Nappy Heads" by Mad Spider
Every time Vlad says "So..." all I can hear is "You're a philosopher..." big up Salaam he's an OG for sure
Mighty Moe "Yes...."
Mighty Moe like me! who stood up for the south Bronx, and every sucka mc had a response!
This cat is so underrated and he is a true artist no offense to hit-makers getting money from simple shit.
Underrated legend
Wyclef's The Carnival album is dope too!
His rhythm roulette episode is dope!
I only know him for this beat wich is legendary:
House Of Pain - Shamrocks And Shenanigans (Salaam Main Pass) (1992)
This guy should write a book
Same feeling here
Been knew Salaam is that dude.
PLZ RELEASE FULL INTERVIEW
legend
He mentioned 97.9 The Box in Houston at 6:03.
If you're not from Houston then you won't see any relevance.
June Amarillo ok tell us
Great Vid Vlad
Dope interview
good info #salute Salam
These are Vlads best interviews.
When I first looked at the title of this video, I thought his name was Salami.
We're is the nephew tommy interview 😡😡😡
One of the greatest producer, I'd put him up against any producer inna versus.
Dude never gone get a wrinkle
from 10:05-10:13 salaam is incredibly still, I thought my video was paused haha
this man is 44!😁😮
classics
Vlad got soned in the first interview.
respect
Subtitles on these videos are clapped.
y he remind me of Biggie?
Im stepping hottah dis year 4:29 Beyonce Baby BOY yes umm
Salaam Remi > Dr. Dre
Got damn Jafakeins
As successful as Hot Stepper was Ini Kamoze still ain't got paid for that song, forgot to mention that!
look like he had too much salami n remy
agthaog1986 corny
agthaog1986 u super hatin
Michael S. how im hatin on his physical appearance lml??? Salaam cool he nice at what he do i aint taking that away from him
***** lol i guess..i wasnt lookin 4 a reaction soooo
agthaog1986 me neither, was just a play on words. Super hatin, u super saiyan..
WHO DF IS DUDE?
King Ro He discovered hip hop on a train to Somalia
dj Dope lollll
U must still be on a Mississippi plantation.
Honestly I respect that he produced for legends, but 70% of his beats is not hot... thank God jay never let him produced for him.... because you can't name a wack beat HOV hopped on
You smoking and hop off Jay nuttz