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trip-hopper, n.
Brit. |ˈtrɪpˌhɒpə|, U.S. |ˈtrɪpˌhɑpər|
Forms: [Also without hyphen.]
[‹ trip n.1 5a + -hopper (in hip-hopper n. at hip-hop n. Derivatives). Compare slightly later trip hop n.]
A performer of trip hop.
1993St. Petersburg (Florida) Times (Nexis) 9 Nov. b6 Trip-hoppers PM Dawn's thumping, Prince-influenced You Got Me Floatin' is a major highlight. 1997Independent on Sunday 30 Nov. ii. 6/1 You may (at your own risk) call the band trip-hoppers, and you may compare them with Massive Attack or Moloko, but no one makes music like Portishead do. 1998S. Reynolds Energy Flash xiii. 314 Generally, when trip-hoppers do rap, their style is contemplative, low-key and low-in-the-mix. 2000Entertainm. Weekly (Electronic ed.) 28 July A surprisingly optimistic third CD from the moody U.K. trip-hoppers. |