![]() ![]() ![]() The lines are often blurred, too – plenty of rappers happily admit flinging ideas into the mix in the studio, but will stop short of ratting out their employer. Nash writing credit will help rather than hinder the marketing push, rap tends to take a dim view of hidden writers. ![]() What’s clear, though, is that ghostwriting is as old as the hills, and about as common as it’s ever been (side note: as any booze-lubricated industry type will tell you, don’t think it doesn’t go on with underground dance producers, either). The background chatter of who-wrote-what is always there, with certain triggers – from Skillz’ redacted ‘Ghostwriter’ to that Nas kerfuffle a while back – occasionally tossing fuel on the fire. Every few years, hip-hop gets itself into a tizzy over ghostwriters. ![]()
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