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The 39 pages that link to Hip-hop music, each with the reason it gives.

• Call and responseRelated: Rappers and crowds use repeated calls and shouted replies to build participation.

• Rock musicCompared with: Its production-centered foundations differ from rock’s traditional emphasis on live amplified bands.

• FunkRelated: Hip-hop producers sampled funk recordings and reused their drums, bass lines, and breaks.

• Drum machineRelated: Drum-machine patterns became a key source of beats in hip-hop production.

• Gangsta rapNarrower topic: Gangsta rap is a lyrical subgenre within hip-hop music.

• American popular musicRelated: Hip-hop became a major U.S. genre by transforming spoken rhythm and recorded sound into popular forms.

• BackbeatRelated: Many hip-hop beats use backbeat accents, reshaping them through sampling and production.

• Hip-hop cultureBroader topic: Recorded music carried hip-hop beyond its Bronx beginnings and into global popular culture.

• Grandmaster FlashNarrower topic: Flash's methods became part of hip-hop's foundational musical vocabulary.

• James BrownNarrower topic: Hip-hop producers repeatedly sampled Brown’s breaks and vocal performances.

• The Sugarhill GangNarrower topic: The group carried a sound rooted in New York hip-hop onto commercial radio and record charts.

• Auto-TuneRelated: Auto-Tune became a prominent vocal tool across several strands of hip-hop.

• Contemporary R&BRelated: Hip-hop production and rhythmic phrasing have shaped contemporary R&B’s sound and collaborations.

• Music genreBroader topic: Its development links musical conventions to a broader cultural movement.

• Musical quotationNarrower topic: Hip-hop production often builds new works from recognizable fragments of earlier recordings.

• KraftwerkNarrower topic: Kraftwerk's electronic rhythms and sounds became source material for hip-hop producers.

• Run-DMCNarrower topic: Run-DMC helped establish a stark, forceful sound within this broader musical tradition.

• Herbie HancockRelated: “Rockit” connected Hancock’s electronic music with the emerging culture of turntablism.

• Seo Taiji and BoysRelated: Rap rhythms and delivery supplied a central part of the group’s early sound.

• Jay ChouRelated: Rap rhythms and production techniques recur in Chou’s songs.

• Old-school hip-hopNarrower topic: Old-school hip-hop is an early period and style within this broader musical genre.

• The Black Eyed PeasNarrower topic: The group’s early work grew from hip-hop before incorporating pop and dance music.

• Nu metalRelated: Rap phrasing, turntables, and hip-hop beats became defining ingredients for several nu metal bands.

• Rapper's DelightNarrower topic: The single became an early commercial gateway for this broader musical tradition.

• Roland TR-808Related: Producers used the 808's powerful bass drum and crisp percussion to build stark, looped beats.

• Russell SimmonsNarrower topic: His record-label work helped move this genre into mainstream markets.

• 2NE1Narrower topic: The group drew heavily on hip-hop rhythms, styling, and performance conventions.

• Boogie Down ProductionsNarrower topic: The group’s records developed within this broader musical tradition.

• Music of the United StatesBroader topic: Hip-hop became a global force while retaining roots in Black and Latino urban culture.

• Parliament-FunkadelicRelated: Hip-hop producers repeatedly sampled Parliament-Funkadelic recordings and drew on its grooves.

• Kurtis BlowNarrower topic: Blow’s recording career helped establish rap as a commercially viable part of hip-hop.

• Namie AmuroRelated: Amuro incorporated hip-hop influences as her sound shifted in the late 1990s.

• Salt-N-PepaNarrower topic: Salt-N-Pepa developed within hip-hop while adapting its sounds for mainstream radio.

• Ice-TNarrower topic: Ice-T’s career helped carry hip-hop from local scenes into mainstream music and television.

• Slick RickNarrower topic: His work expanded the genre’s repertoire of character-driven, plot-centered songs.

• Yo Yo Honey SinghNarrower topic: Singh drew on rap and beat-making while reshaping them for Indian-language pop.

• Linkin ParkRelated: Mike Shinoda’s rap verses bring hip-hop phrasing into the band’s rock arrangements.

• Mangue bitRelated: Hip-hop’s rhythmic and production ideas contributed to the movement’s urban, contemporary sound.

• StromaeRelated: Rapping and hip-hop phrasing are among the foundations of Stromae’s vocal style.