Best Soulful Voices In Rap Songs

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Who's got the soul?

Mos Def
Phroahe Monch
Devin The Dude
Krizz Kaliko
Nelly
Mr. Porter
King Gordy
Z Ro
Mo B Dick
Nate Dogg
Kokane
Pimp C
Cee Lo
Bone Thugs
Danny Boy

Subject: Re: Best Soulful Voices In Rap Songs Sat 05 Jun 2010, 9:54 am

NEITHER

Subject: Re: Best Soulful Voices In Rap Songs Sat 05 Jun 2010, 10:05 am

D.Powell wrote:

NEITHER

Um...I don't think you have to pick from that list. That was his choices, you pick your own. Baby bubba

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Out of the guys that Jeff mentioned I'd go with Nate Dogg

But overall I'd say Q-Tip

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D.Powell wrote:

NEITHER

Yeah wow, hater.

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I disagree with q-tip, he has an annoying voice and can't really sing or deliver the soul.

Subject: Re: Best Soulful Voices In Rap Songs Sat 05 Jun 2010, 11:18 am

My picks in N3R0's list would be Bone Thugs and Nate Dogg and Pimp C...and Krizz Kaliko.

Another one I want to pick not mentioned is Speech from Arrested Development.

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Southern Rap Pro wrote:

I disagree with q-tip, he has an annoying voice and can't really sing or deliver the soul.

Tip is very soulful, he's got a great flow that went along with his beats so I disagree with that opinion entirely.

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ATCQ and Q-Tip's beats are all very jazzy, but I don't consider Q-Tip the emcee as very soulful. I just don't think of high-pitched nasally voices as soulful.

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Southern Rap Pro wrote:

ATCQ and Q-Tip's beats are all very jazzy, but I don't consider Q-Tip the emcee as very soulful. I just don't think of high-pitched nasally voices as soulful.

To quote Wayne Maye, I'm gonna have to respectfully disagree with you.

One Of A Kind Posts: 10516 Join date: 2009-05-06 Age: 30

smh, not one person co-signed Cee-Lo. Really? The man is the epitome of soul IMO.

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T. Myers wrote:

smh, not one person co-signed Cee-Lo. Really? The man is the epitome of soul IMO.

Yeah Cee-Lo is definitely soulful. Wyclef is another name that comes to mind.

Subject: Re: Best Soulful Voices In Rap Songs Sat 05 Jun 2010, 2:30 pm

Yes. Wyclef is another one. Fuck the rest of The Fugees though. Namely Lauryn Hill, because I hate her music. With a passion.

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J. Linker of 0nSlaught3r wrote:

Yes. Wyclef is another one. Fuck the rest of The Fugees though. Namely Lauryn Hill, because I hate her music. With a passion.

Lauryn is easily the most talented member of the group. People here just hate her because she doesn't have a penis. But it's whatever.

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KJ Styles wrote:

Out of the guys that Jeff mentioned I'd go with Nate Dogg

But overall I'd say Q-Tip

So, Q-Tip is more soulful than Nate Dogg?

Subject: Re: Best Soulful Voices In Rap Songs Sat 05 Jun 2010, 2:43 pm

Southern Rap Pro wrote:

ATCQ and Q-Tip's beats are all very jazzy, but I don't consider Q-Tip the emcee as very soulful. I just don't think of high-pitched nasally voices as soulful.

I gotta co-sign Pedro right here, Q-Tip is dope and has been a part of many classics but there is absolutely nothing "soulful" about him

how about Soul Brother Number 1-Pete Rock

Cee-Lo is a great choice

9th Wonder uses "soulful" sounds on his beats

Erick Sermon also employs "soulful" sounds as well as funk

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When they are rapping, I think Wyclef is more soulful than Lauren. When Lauren raps she is very straightforward, when Clef raps he puts a soulful, singing twist to it.

Subject: Re: Best Soulful Voices In Rap Songs Sat 05 Jun 2010, 5:10 pm

BROTHER ALI!

Subject: Re: Best Soulful Voices In Rap Songs Sat 05 Jun 2010, 6:00 pm

Canibus
Willie D
Rza
Sticky Fingaz

obviously

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Slang Editorial wrote:

Canibus
Willie D
Rza
Sticky Fingaz

obviously

Those guys are passionate, but I wouldn't consider them soulful.

Subject: Re: Best Soulful Voices In Rap Songs Sat 05 Jun 2010, 6:15 pm

lol, i was clearly joking, none of them are soulful

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smh @ KJ

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Freeway easily for me.

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D.Powell wrote:

Southern Rap Pro wrote:

ATCQ and Q-Tip's beats are all very jazzy, but I don't consider Q-Tip the emcee as very soulful. I just don't think of high-pitched nasally voices as soulful.

I gotta co-sign Pedro right here, Q-Tip is dope and has been a part of many classics but there is absolutely nothing "soulful" about him

how about Soul Brother Number 1-Pete Rock

Cee-Lo is a great choice

9th Wonder uses "soulful" sounds on his beats

Erick Sermon also employs "soulful" sounds as well as funk

Powell, SOULFUL VOICES. And I PUT UP CEE-LO AND YOU SAID NEITHER.

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gametheory91 wrote:

BROTHER ALI!

If I'd said that, I'd be anally raped like I was in Oz for saying a white dude's name in a soulful discussion.

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Victor Shade wrote:

Freeway easily for me.

Freeway??? C'Mon Son!!! Dude is passionate but not soulful.

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KJ Styles wrote:

Victor Shade wrote:

Freeway easily for me.

Freeway??? C'Mon Son!!! Dude is passionate but not soulful.

Uhhhhhhhhh...I thought you listened to Freeway.

Subject: Re: Best Soulful Voices In Rap Songs Sun 06 Jun 2010, 11:55 am

N3R0N0N Of 0nslaught3r wrote:

D.Powell wrote:

Southern Rap Pro wrote:

ATCQ and Q-Tip's beats are all very jazzy, but I don't consider Q-Tip the emcee as very soulful. I just don't think of high-pitched nasally voices as soulful.

I gotta co-sign Pedro right here, Q-Tip is dope and has been a part of many classics but there is absolutely nothing "soulful" about him

how about Soul Brother Number 1-Pete Rock

Cee-Lo is a great choice

9th Wonder uses "soulful" sounds on his beats

Erick Sermon also employs "soulful" sounds as well as funk

Powell, SOULFUL VOICES. And I PUT UP CEE-LO AND YOU SAID NEITHER.

I said neither because I was joking with you Jeffrey....LOL..laugh a little you'll start to feel much better about yourself

as for who I named well I was just throwing those who I thought used "soulful" sounding production man...

I'd like to add Teddy Riley to that list....the New Jack Swing contained nothing but a bunch of soul sounds in it!

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Teddy Riley had a soulful VOICE too.

Subject: Re: Best Soulful Voices In Rap Songs Sun 06 Jun 2010, 4:13 pm

I would say Cee Lo from this list and Phonte because of Little Brother and Foreign Exchange

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N3R0N0N Of 0nslaught3r wrote:

KJ Styles wrote:

Victor Shade wrote:

Freeway easily for me.

Freeway??? C'Mon Son!!! Dude is passionate but not soulful.

Uhhhhhhhhh...I thought you listened to Freeway.

I do, but I don't see him as soulful.

Subject: Re: Best Soulful Voices In Rap Songs Sun 06 Jun 2010, 7:38 pm

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