Getting into rap when you're new to the genre
Flow, lyrics, beats: a little decoder to get into rap the right way.
Rap isn't one single thing: it's a huge family of styles, from the calmest to the most explosive. Getting into it means being open to exploring different moods.
Listen to the pen as much as the beat
A good track is judged on its lyrics, flow and production. Take time to read the words: you'll often find wordplay the speed hides.
Wander between subgenres without forcing it. What doesn't move you today might become your favourite in six months.
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