The ’90s were not the easiest decade for me because my life was full of more downs than ups. The music that saved me from going off the deep end was Trip Hop. The melancholy breakbeats with haunting vocals spoke to me on so many levels and even inspired me to create music of my own. This is one truly British art form – the mix of Post Punk, Hip Hop and Dub could only take place in the UK because these were genres that are part of the fabric of British youth culture. Today we want to celebrate our favorite Trip Hop videos, and stay for our feature on how Trip Hop Changed the 90’s underground!
UNKLE feat. Thom Yorke – Rabbit In Your Headlights
Alpha – Somewhere Not Here
Massive Attack – Unfinished Sympathy
Massive Attack – Protection

Massive Attack – Teardrop
Richard Ashcroft – Lonely Soul
Portishead – Numb
Portishead – Roads

Ingrid Schroeder – Paint You Blue
Tricky – ‘Hell Is Round the Corner’
Tricky – ‘Aftermath’
Tricky – ‘Black Steel’
Tricky – ‘Ponderosa’

Tricky – ‘Overcome’
Attica Blues – Blueprint
Massive Attack – Angel
Massive Attack – Teardrop
Massive Attack – The Spoils ft. Hope Sandoval
Beats International Dub Be Good To Me
Fresh Four Wishing on a Star
Morcheeba – Trigger Hippie
