The Joe Rogan Experience - #2233 - Scott Storch

Scott Storch is a multi-platinum, Grammy Award-winning record producer, songwriter, and entrepreneur, with over 50 billion streams and more than 100 million records sold worldwide. His new single "On My Own" featuring Abbie Stair is out now. https://open.spotify.com/album/2awsI47CHYE55cWPzYGPNf?si=WrGa9ueRSIuUFoRySm8hBw&nd=1&dlsi=96056a526c8d4a2c https://www.1217music.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Duration: 2h 8m
Broadcast on: 22 Nov 2024
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Scott Storch is a multi-platinum, Grammy Award-winning record producer, songwriter, and entrepreneur, with over 50 billion streams and more than 100 million records sold worldwide.

His new single "On My Own" featuring Abbie Stair is out now.

https://open.spotify.com/album/2awsI47CHYE55cWPzYGPNf?si=WrGa9ueRSIuUFoRySm8hBw&nd=1&dlsi=96056a526c8d4a2c

https://www.1217music.com

Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The Joe Rogan experience those are the three I probably most iconic so what do you what did it we're rolling now so tell me what what's like the most iconic beats you've created we're rolling we're rolling hey fuck it hey how you doing hey I mean look I've got not hundreds but thousands of songs thousands thousands of songs I'm told most often that most iconic or identifiable one is obviously still Dre we got give me a little that real quick now if you watch my fingers while I'm playing that if I was just like a fucking sterile like just basic mother I'd be playing what I wanted to do it like sloppy right like that perfect imperfection like you know what sometimes you want a nice sloppy booty or a nice fucking you know what I'm saying you don't want things always like perfect picture perfect right you like a little grit on your hardwood floor yeah yeah no that's where you know that perfect imperfection how did you get started huh how did you get started making beats what started you in music what started me in music okay all the way back all the way back all the way back listening to like Aussie Osborne and cheap trick in the mirror with a tennis racket thinking wow I could probably get some girls to like me if I knew how to fucking play this shit and then it my parents had like a upright piano in the house and it was a piece of furniture and I had cassette you know at that time was all about cassettes I had a little baby cassette thing I put it on the piano bench and figure out how to play all my favorite songs just just self-taught yeah and you know I ended up taking three or four lessons and the guy was like you should just teach yourself really yeah like and my family didn't we didn't have no money like and my mom to get to the piano lesson all that shit was just I did my thing and like it's at a point where my mom and dad were like can you go outside and play with the kids I'm tired of hearing this shit no no no no no no no and then not evolved into I moved with my father my parents had divorced my dad was a court reporter stenographer and we moved from I grew I was born in New York as an infant moved to Florida but when I was 15 just turning 15 I moved to Philly with my dad and I was really getting into music I was experiencing like hip hop now in my head like what year was this I don't even know what year was I'm 50 okay seven years different than me so yeah okay I'm real horrible with the years but talk at early 90s yeah extreme is the beginning of like the big hip hop boom out of New York and when I first found a love for hip hop it was this music that they were sampling all these like cool like fender road sounds like like say Tribe Called Quest that's not one of mine but it was that like relax yourself that like native tongue the day lost soul right right all that type of shit was heavy and like I was like wow music is really great in this it was different than like I mean I love NWA and I loved like but that was like hardcore shit and then like this musical guru and jazz and all this shit was coming around so I got into that and I couldn't really afford a keyboard I'm living in Philly my dad was like I was cutting school and going into the city from the burbs to like getting the music scene at this young age and it was like yo go back to school and start that shit or get the fuck out he's trying to do me a favor with tough love but I decided to get the fuck out 15 and now I'm like couch topping at homies and that led to moving into the fucking hood in West Philly with this guy who was an aspiring manager that was a videographer that I met at my dad's court reporting firm and kind of like halfway against my dad's will he took me in and we started hitting the pavement man and I joined the roots they were called the square roots at that time you know the band on the track West love etc and I didn't have much money and I bought what they call offender roads this is like big keyboard which is they're very expensive now because it's a vintage but at that time I could get that for like 200 bucks and I got the keyboard had a couple of broken notes on it and shit and I just made my sound with that it was just like this soulful thing you know what I mean and joined the roots and now I'm a band member you know simultaneously I'm doing construction at Philly for Fred and my life like these like shell houses that I got to live in one for a while and I got

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