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The grand prize ($1,000 USD) goes to music producer Speedy Noriega of Houston, Texas. Second place ($250 USD) goes to hip hop producer Lez "Da Beast" Lemon out of Belleville, New Jersey and third place ($100 USD) goes to producer Lee Fernandes from Issaquah, Washington.
All music producers competing in the Hip Hop Beat Contest used at least one ModernBeats sound or loop library in their contest beat productions. Odds of winning were based on the best sounding, most original, most professionally produced hip hop beat out of all contest beats received. Contest song genres accepted included Hip Hop, Urban, Bounce, Crunk, Dirty South, R&B, Pop, and Dance with a hip hop edge.
View the Top 10 chosen contestants and to listen to their contest beats at:
that $1,000 beat winning song is the weakest thing I've heard. Um hello those sounds in that track were used in the 90s. Old instruments/drums who judges this contest??
01-Jul-07 09:04 PM
lol I agree. The dude singing sounds wack as hell. I'm not surprised the cheaper a song sounds these days the better chance it has for some odd reason.
01-Jul-07 09:06 PM
Man I have no respect for modernbeats anymore after hearing that BS
01-Jul-07 09:06 PM