Another episode of Livin The Life with Jermaine Dupri. In this clip he digs in the crates of break beat albums looking for drum sounds. When he finds something acceptable he goes to work on the MPC. Simultaneously new artist Dondria is recording in the next room.
In this episode of Living the Life with Jermaine Dupri he leaves the club in the early morning hours and heads straight to the studio. Once in the lab we find him working with Native Instruments’ MPC style Maschine, which B Cox put him on to.
Atlanta based producer Jermaine Dupri gives us a peek inside the making of a So So Def remix for new artist Dondria’s “You’re The One”. Dupri goes in the vocal booth and arranges the song over a completely different beat created by Chucky.
Bryan Michael Cox and Jermaine Dupri in the studio creating a track for Johnta Austin’s debut album; LSR (Love, Sex & Religion). We see B Cox laying down the piano, strings and a mock version of the guitar. Jermaine goes in and adds some drums and sounds from the Zoom Streetboxx drum machine.
Jermaine Dupri works on a Vegas, Rat Pack , Ocean’s Eleven themed mix tape and samples crooner Frank Sinatra’s “My Way”. He also talks about creating his own sounds, and how he chooses which beats make it to the album.
An episode of YouTube Spotlight shows how So So Def’s Jermaine Dupri successfully maintains a YouTube channel, Living The Life With Jermaine Dupri. Dupri talks about the benefits of direct contact with artists and fans, and using it to tap into new talent.
The second part of Jermaine Dupri’s YouTube Spotlight, where he discusses his personal involvement with his YouTube page, how he discovered Dondria on YouTube, and what he looks for in an artist.
Part three of Jermaine Dupri’s YouTube Spotlight interview. He tells us which YouTube channels he’s into, special moments in his career like breaking through with Kris Kross, and some of his other special interests aside from music.
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