Trip hop is a music genre started from the UK city of Bristol. The pioneers of the sound are Massive Attack, Tricky and Portishead. Other notable acts who combine the trip hop sound are UNKLE, Morcheeba and Allflaws.
Trip Hop is a distinct genre of electronic music which is characterised by a number of things:
The song titled "Thank You" by Dido was released December 12, 2000. It was recorded by Dido in 1998. This song fits into the genre Pop rock and trip hop.
Instrumental hip hop music varies from traditional hip hop music as it incorporates more musical instruments. Traditional hip hop mainly has just a basic beat.
Linkin Park? No, not hip-hop.
The phrase hip hop is a combination two separate slang terms " Hip" and "Hop", for the hopping movement!
I cant hop I'm a computer
Trip hop was created in 1994.
Not really. The primary influences on Trip Hop are jazz, electronic music, and hip hop.
Trip hop is a genre which takes many influences from electronic, jazz and hip hop music. Depending on the particular trip hop artist, it may require musicians for performance or may not. For example, Portishead have a more acoustic sound that draws more from jazz than hip hop or electronic music, and so definitely need musicians for live performances. Tricky on the other hands draws mostly from electronic and hip hop, and so can perform live with one person providing the backing.
No, Gorillaz is not a Christian band. They are simply a trip-hop band.
Portishead are generally labelled as "trip-hop" although the band members like to distance themselves from this label.
Soul vibration - J Walk Friends?!
I'm pretty knowledgeable on trip hop but this question has baffled me for a long time. The best guess I have is Massive Attack "blue lines" which has a black flame in the middle in a square with the outside being brown.
No. Not even a little bit. It's mostly Nu-Metal, with a couple Trip Hop tracks.
Unkle is a popular British musical group that was established in 1994. The group typically produces music that can be categorized as trip hop and electronica.
Who let the bunnies out? Hop, Hop, Hop, Hop, Hop......
Was the joke this instead? Knock, Knock! Who's there? Hop. Hop who? Hop, Hop, Away. - The Easter Bunny's gone!
Hip-hop but they are more in an alternative hip-hop genre like trip hop would probably be their genre but definitely not pop. Id say r&b / r&b/soul due to their usual mechanic and electric sounds