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To their credit, No Limit always bridged the gap between the West and the South. Beats By The Pound were able to to combine elements of West Coast production, like high-pitched synths (see “I’m Bout It”) and live basslines, with southern style drum programming to create a recognizable style that became the label’s trademark. You can find their staccato drum cadence on standouts like TRU’s (this time only featuring the three Miller brothers, P, Silkk, and C-Murder) “No Limit Soldiers,” Mystikal’s “Born 2 Be A Soldier,” and Soulja Slim’s “From What I Was Told” among many other songs in the label’s vast catalog. Beats By The Pound handled almost all of the production duties for the label’s artistic and commercial peak from 1995-1999.
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Last edited by jwb; 01-31-2021 at 09:46 PM.
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