Rhap Session - Simple Plan and Nate "Danjahandz" Hills

Simple Plan and their producer Danja speak with Rhapsody about their new album.

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• simple
• plan
• new
• album
• rhapsody
• the
• end
• generation

[Millahtime]

Actually, Danja is quite the opposite of most hip hop producers, certainly hes not unoriginal, he always manages to switch his style and make himself sound different every time. Most producers have their trademark and stick to it and usually always sound the same (Lil Jon), but Danja is different every single time he makes a beat. He also has an incredible talent for knowing what will make a song become a hit. He brought back Britney and Nelly Furtado when their careers were practically done.

[15said]

nice video its alway awesome that people mixing their songs danja is rap and simple plan rock so its gotta be awesome

[slokaka]

@Millahtime and he made timbaland the richest producer out there but timbo also helped danja

[oldschoolswimmer]

@meryem002 sounds like Generation

[wind11011]

which are those acustic songs, without sound? i mean, where i can find them?

[meryem002]

what's the name of the track played on the back?

[slokaka]

in one of the interwiev danja said he grow up in pop music first thats whypop music is more femiliar to him

[slokaka]

timbo and danja are the best

[slokaka]

whit a help of timbaland

[here2learnmore]

you only say his rap because he's black, but if u look at his credits you'll find that he's done more pop tunes than rap ones.

he's more pop than u think

[teed0g]

you are a joke...

Everybody now know that you don't follow good music.

You just said the most ridiculous thing. "Danja, like most hiphop producers, is unoriginal".

If that was remotely true, madonna, britney, your precious simple plan and all the other #1 itune albums with his credits on it- wouldn't exists.

[Millahtime]

Do you mean to tell me that "you love is a lie" is like all other rap producers? It doesn't even sound like a rap producer made that track. Danja plays guitar, bass, and piano as well, which adds to his diversity.

Plus, the album got average reviews, just like every other Simple Plan album. It actually got some reviews better than their old albums, saying the different sound was a nice change for their old generic pop punk sound.