Entertainment
Say Hello to Atlanta’s multitalented entertainer, Vigilante

Formally known as Young Lyrical Dreads, Remarcus Steele changed his name to Vigilante aka Vigilantelom while in college in 2014. While in audio engineering school, Vigilante recorded his debut album “Flawless Victory.” This album features hit singles such as “That’s How We Do It”(That in which has been taken to over a 100 radio stations) and “I Can’t Breathe” which has been performed along side the NAACP.
Vigilante is a member of a self-appointed group of citizens who undertake law enforcement in their community without legal authority, typically because the legal agencies are thought to be inadequate.
That sums his inspiration up in one.
Remarcus “Vigilante” Steele is currently signed to Gage Talent Agency and Premier Modeling and Talent Management. Remarcus has been on projects such as “A Little” with Regina Hall and Issa Rae, The lead on the hit show “For My Man” and a guest star on “Fatal Attraction” both airing on TV one. Also costarring on an episode of Homicide Hunters. Remarcus is currently touring hit musical stage play “Go Back and get God” as the lead antagonist Fearless.
He has premiered on shows such as 107.9 with Erin Rae, Jay T and Has freestyle of the year with Radio God Stu. Also my Streetz 94.5 with Ferrari and DC. Was even on Be 100 Radio with Debra Antney. Lastly he even made daytime television appearances on the Rich (Rich In Faith Tv) and Beyond Ordinary.
In 2020 Remarcus will be premiering in his first animation film “The Little Giant” as the lead Dax and “21 Questions” as the lead Michael. Both are set to drop on Netflix.
You can find Vigilante on all social media platforms
Instagram/Twitter/Snapchat @vigilantelom
Youtube: Vigilante Visuals
VEVO: VigilanteVEVO
Entertainment
Discovering The Influence of Jazz and Soul in Hip-Hop Sampling

Hip-hop music has taken over the world since its ascension from the streets of the Bronx in New York City. Characterized by its unique blend of poetry, rhythm, and beats, hip-hop has produced some of the world’s most iconic musicians and songs. One of the hallmarks of hip-hop music is its creative sampling techniques, which involves using snippets of music from old records to recreate new sounds. But where do these samples come from? And what has been the major influence behind hip-hop sampling?
The answer is jazz and soul music. In this blog post, we’ll put jazz and soul music under the microscope as expert Benjy Grinberg explores how these genres have influenced hip-hop sampling.
Jazz Music Influence On Hip-Hop Sampling
Jazz music was a major inspiration behind the early days of hip-hop music. Jazz music was all about improvisation and freestyling, which is very much in the DNA of hip-hop. In the early days of hip-hop, DJs often looped beats from jazz records to create breakbeats, which became the building blocks of early hip-hop music. One of the most sampled jazz artists in hip-hop is none other than the legendary saxophonist John Coltrane. Coltrane’s music has been sampled in countless hip-hop songs, and his influence can be felt in the music of many hip-hop icons, including Wu-Tang Clan, Nas, and Kendrick Lamar.
Soul Music Influence On Hip-Hop Sampling
Soul music, on the other hand, was all about emotion and expression. The raw, unfiltered passion of soul music was aptly captured in the sampling techniques of early hip-hop producers. One of the most sampled soul artists in hip-hop is James Brown. Brown’s unique blend of funk, soul, rhythm, and blues has been sampled in countless hip-hop tracks. Brown’s “Funky Drummer” has become one of the most iconic samples in hip-hop and has been used by everyone from Public Enemy and Run-DMC to Dr. Dre and Kanye West.
Jazz And Soul Music As A Source Of Inspiration For Hip-Hop Sampling
As hip-hop music evolved, so did its sampling techniques. Producers and artists began to look beyond just using samples to create beats but also as a source of inspiration for their lyrics and melodies. Jazz and soul music became fertile ground for this kind of experimentation. Artists like A Tribe Called Quest, De La Soul, and The Roots infused jazz and soul samples into their music, not just for the danceable beats but also to add depth and richness to their lyrics and melodies.
Other Examples Of Jazz And Soul Sampling
Hip-hop’s rich history is peppered with countless examples of jazz and soul samples. Some of the most iconic tracks in the genre owe their existence to these tried-and-true sources. One example of hip-hop greatly influenced by these genres is “N.Y. State of Mind” by Nas. The track samples Joe Chambers’ “Mind Rain,” featuring a haunting and soulful beat with Nas’s gritty and introspective lyrics. Another iconic track that has sampled jazz is “Electric Relaxation” by A Tribe Called Quest. The track heavily samples Ronnie Foster’s “Mystic Brew,” creating a hypnotic and smooth rhythm that complements Q-Tip and Phife Dawg’s playful yet insightful lyrics. These songs and many more showcase the versatility and creative genius of hip-hop producers who have skillfully incorporated jazz and soul samples to create a new wave of music.
Final Thoughts
In conclusion, jazz and soul music have significantly influenced hip-hop music. Jazz represents the improvisational spirit and freestyling DNA that runs through hip-hop music, while soul represents the raw, unfiltered emotions that hip-hop music embodies. Jazz and soul music have been sampled and used as inspiration by countless hip-hop producers and artists, and their influence can be felt in the music of some of hip-hop’s most iconic names, from Wu-Tang Clan, Nas, and Kendrick Lamar to Public Enemy, Run-DMC, Dr. Dre, and Kanye West. According to Benjy Grinberg, without jazz and soul music, hip-hop music would not be what it is today – a global phenomenon that has influenced not just music but also fashion, art, and culture.
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