Signed Roland TB-303 synthesizer from Prince Paul’s personal studio (1990s–2000s) hyldon the anthology remains one of

the anthology remains one of the most comprehensive overviews of his distinctive contribution to funk

These tapes offer a rare glimpse into his creative process and studio experimentation

and the resilient Black and queer communities who kept the scene alive

and early hip-hop aesthetics

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Signed Roland TB-303 synthesizer from Prince Paul’s personal studio (1990s–2000s) hyldon the anthology remains one ofThis TB 303 spent time in Prince Pauls personal studio throughout the 1990s and 2000s, reflecting his instinct for surrounding himself with unconventional instruments that pushed far beyond the traditional hip hop production toolkit. Released by Roland in 1981 as the "Bassline," the TB 303 was originally marketed as a practice tool to simulate bass guitar accompaniment, before being discontinued by 1984. Later rediscovered by Chicago house pioneers,