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Luther Campbell on DJing, Hip-Hop and Miami Bass | Red Bull Music Academy

Red Bull Music Academy · Nov 24, 2015 · published to YouTube

The man known as Uncle Luke reveals how Miami influenced his career, the Pac Jam, learning to market and bringing Miami Bass to the world. #RBMA #bass TOPICS: 2:32 – Growing up in Miami 14:23 – Honesty 21:20 – Ghetto jump 30:54 – Pac Jam 51:32 – Marketing 1:06:46 – Banned in the USA Luther Campbell, you might say, is both the Kool Herc and Russell Simmons of Southern hip hop. As a promoter, club owner, label head, pirate radio station proprietor, clothing manufacturer and the foul-mouthed hypeman for rap’s most X-rated group, 2 Live Crew, Campbell pretty much did it all, single-handedly building hip hop’s first artist-owned music empire. But, Campbell says, “everything I know about the music business started from me being a DJ.” The Red Bull Music Academy is a global music institution committed to fostering creativity in music. We celebrate music, its culture, and the transformativ

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