Red Bull Music Academy is always looking out for educating producers, DJs and music fans. They’ve put there effort into making a new mini-series to shed light on the latest and most fascinating developments in Internet-based music. H?SHTAG$ has taken on the task to explain and provide background for terms circling the web, from #cloudrap to #seapunk, #postdubstep to #advancedpop. We have the 4th episode for you. The subject? Beats!

The 10-minute mini-doc will feature the best when it comes to experimental beats music. Flying Lotus, Gaslamp Killer, Shlomo and XXYYXX are among the producer talking about how a simple LA club night and a circle of friends gave grounds for a global phenomenen, and changed electronic music as well as hip hop in the process.

Photo: Death Waltz Recording Co.

Latest news

• 03.08.2020 Ivan Dorn unearths stunning new single 'Love Could Be'
• 22.05.2019 Selena Gomez at Cannes 2019
• 22.05.2019 Here Are the Lyrics to Taylor Swift's 'ME!,'
• 22.05.2019 Why Gwyneth Paltrow ‘Has Worked Hard'
• 20.05.2019 Netherlands wins Eurovision
• 22.05.2019 Julia Roberts Reveals Why She’s Never Watched ‘Game of Thrones’
• 22.05.2019 Elton John: 'Being a performer saved my life'
• 22.05.2019 Shakira and Carlos Vives beat plagiarism case
• 20.05.2019 Taylor Swift admits strange shower habit
• 19.05.2019 Sam Smith & Normani's 'Dancing With a Stranger' Hits No. 1
• 19.05.2019 Michael Jackson's Eldest Child Prince Graduates
• 15.05.2019 Taylor Swift Reacts to YouTubers' 'ME!'
• 19.05.2019 Unfinished Prince memoir gets publication date
• 15.05.2019 'Daisy Jones & the Six' goes behind the music
• 15.05.2019 P!nk and Stormzy Continue U.K. Chart Reigns
• 15.05.2019 Halsey Announces New Single 'Nightmare'
• 14.05.2019 Grandmaster Flash wins Polar Music Prize
• 14.05.2019 New releases from Amanda Palmer, Stella Donnelly
• 19.05.2019 Hozier talks about new album 'Wasteland, Baby!'
• 14.05.2019 Myspace loses 50 million songs