Outkast 'Miss Jackson' Isolated Drums & Bass are 🔥

whoooooo!!!

[regulator]

This is the best shit ive been algorithmed in a while. Long live outkast

[eb]

I've heard this song so many times and never noticed the bassline sounded like that

[Maddog-eoud]

Outkast songs always have so much depth to them, it what I love about them the most

[thefinalkayakboss]

I love it when producers talk shop and take a beat apart.

[samucabitim]

'Forever ever, forever ever?' outkast constantly playing with time in this song!

[King_osei]

Organized Noise are one the most underrated producers in Hip Hop. RIP Rico Wade.

[jourdynwhitehurst]

And the little “here comes the bride” melody on the piano in the back…..honestly my favorite part of the song. Comes thru on electric guitar in the outro too *chefs kiss*

[jsvanderheijden]

Taking apart the layers of a song I like tickles my brain in a way which is so satisfying it touches ALL the music sensors in my heart ❤

[Dataclysm]

One of the catchiest songs ever. That era of Outkast was amazing 🤩

[stephenphillips]

Mixing is such a science and art at the same time, so complex.

[mjg]

It’s inevitable that OutKast will be inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame eventually.

[Nimbliebimblie]

Outkast are the GOAT baybee. They brought something no one else was bringing and STAYED on it. GOATED

[FWIKNOW]

This song and music video brings back his snapshot of this glorious era of being at home and music videos on TV.

[michaelmadcat]

The bassist from Cameo makes a cameo. 😉

[elaineroyal]

The art!
The creativity!
Humans are amazing!

[H.L.S.]

Outkast are insanely good. I’ve appreciated them way more as I’ve gotten older.

[ernie]

the trick ive developed is trying to hear each element separately as u listen. it can be done and ive found a whole new appreciation for music ive known my whole life.

[ChrisWilliams-bfye]

Rico Wade was s genius in the studio, RIP KING.

[GringoLokoMusic]

Those three elements in a song together are the work of genius

[didgejamman]

Nostalgia right there. Back in the day when hip-still had some funky soul vibes.