Red Bull Big Tune: Nas, Just Blaze & A Talented Producer!

16 Producers.

 

Atlanta.

 

Beats GALORE!

 

A magnificent event is about to descend on Atlanta, one of the new Meccas of Hip-Hop. The event will line up 16 talented producers for a battle for the next "big tune" that will move the Hip-Hop crowd.

 

On November 3rd, Atlanta's Opera will host the national finals of Red Bull Big Tune, where the eager crowd will determine who the winners and whose beats knock the best. Here's how is will go down:

 

Eight qualifying battles were held across the US bringing the winner and runner-up from each stop to represent in the ATL.

 

Before each producer rocks the stage they will have one-on-one experiences with top name talent Just Blaze, Mr Porter, DJ Toomp, The Bizness and Don Cannon. The Hip-Hop heavies will help them gain industry insight during two days of mentorship.

 

Then, on the 3rd, Opera will host a night that will offer performers like Jadakiss, Alchemist, Mr Porter, Just Blaze, and The Bizness.

 

Here are a listing of the producers and the runner up in each region.

 

Phoenix

 

Winner: Lifted
Runner up: Young Seph

Denver

 

Winner: Boon Doc
Runner up: Xperiment

 

Chicago

 

Winner: J Rell
Runner up: J Mac

 

Seattle

 

Winner: Marcus D
Runner up: KD Cutz

 

Minneapolis

 

Winner: Nicademus
Runner up: G Mo

 

 

Detroit

 

Winner: Apollo Brown
Runner up: Frank Dukes

 

New Orleans

 

Winner: Hannibal the Beat Animal
Runner up: Sky Scrapa

 

Las Vegas

 

Winner: DJ Finyl
Runner up: D1 (Deuno)

 

One of these aspirant beat maestros will be proclaimed the victor and will receive the opportunity of a lifetime. They will be bestowed with the opportunity to record at the Red Bull Studio in Los Angeles with an A-list emcee of their choice.

 

Presently, the artists have yet to be announced, but previous rappers include Nas, Young Buck, Common, The Game, Ludacris, Lupe Fiasco and Talib Kweli. Last year’s Red Bull Big Tune winner, C-Sick, recorded his song with Nas and loved the experience.

 

“The way Nas spits over beats is crazy. It’s exactly what I expected,” he said of the experience.

 

AllHipHop.com will follow the 2009 winner as he moves through his mentorship, victory and eventually recording with a Hip-Hop mega star.

 

Until then, watch C-Sick as he meets and works with Nas.

 

 

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