HipHop 80s Wednesdays 07/24/24: Herbie Hancock's "Rockit"

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For this week's **Hip-Hop 80s Wednesdays** on our forum, let's dive into the classic instrumental track "Rockit" by Herbie Hancock. Released in 1983, "Rockit" is a pioneering fusion of hip-hop and electronic music. Known for its groundbreaking use of turntablism, this track brought the innovative scratching techniques of DJ GrandMixer DXT to the forefront, influencing countless DJs and producers. Its funky bassline, futuristic synths, and captivating video featuring surreal robotic movements made "Rockit" an iconic piece in both the hip-hop and electronic music scenes. Herbie Hancock’s “Rockit” is a testament to the experimental and boundary-pushing spirit of early hip-hop.

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