What makes Make the Music 2000 by Rahzel notable?

This album is notable for its creative use of beatboxing and vocal percussion, influencing numerous artists within hip-hop and beyond. It received critical acclaim for its inventive sound, helping to elevate beatboxing as a legitimate art form in the music industry. Additionally, its playful tracks and interludes contributed to a growing interest in vocal-based music during the late 90s. When Rahzel released 'Make the Music 2000' in 1999, he was transitioning from his role as a member of The Roots to a solo artist, showcasing his unique beatboxing skills. This album followed his debut solo effort, 'Rahzel's Greatest Beats', and marked a significant step in establishing his identity outside the band. His reputation as 'The Godfather of Noyze' was cemented with this release, blending traditional hip-hop with innovative vocal techniques.