VIDEO: K-DEF – The Making of For Def’s Sake (Pete Rock Revisit)

Harvey Newman Aug 13, 2011
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K-Def shows why he is that producer that you should’ve/should pay attention to. Such a great signing by ReDefinition Records.

To support his latest record, K-Def gave us a behind the scenes video to demonstrate what went into making of “For Def’s Sake,” a DOPE remake of a classic Pete Rock & CL Smooth track from the their Mecca & The Soul Brother LP.  “For Def’s Sake” is an expertly programmed instrumental that pairs haunting vocal wails & acoustic guitars with jazzy vibraphones & crisp drums in a unique way that only someone like K-Def could do.  The track is brief and as such it keeps the listener tuned in for the duration, before quickly fading out, never overstaying it’s welcome.  Interestingly, this track features no samples at all.

Buy The Single On Vinyl On FatBeats Buy The Digital On iTunes

For more info head over to ReDefinition Website

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Harvey Newman

Founder of The Word Is Bond (thewordisbond.com), championing underground and independent hip-hop since 2009.

2 comments

  1. Based on my own opinion, I think that the making of For Def’s Sake (Pete Rock Revisit) was truly awesome.  I know that many people are interested about this great music. I also enjoy my time listening to this very creative album.

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