Jay Dee Lives On As Kilroy Creative, Valtteri Laurell & Ricky-Tick Big Band Have "Visions Of Dilla"
By JR on 2:19 PM
Filed Under: Art , Covers , Jay Dee , Jazz Fusion , Ricky-Tick Big Band , Valtteri Laurell
From J Dilla’s Lab to Now.
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Celebrate Jay Dee With The Official J Dilla Donuts Wave 1 Reaction Toy Figure
By JR on 11:33 PM
Filed Under: Hip Hop , J Dilla , Jay Dee , Mixtapes , Shawn J Period
"Fan-Tas-Tic Vol.2" Instrumentals by Slum Village Re-Emerges On Colored Vinyl
By JR on 4:16 PM
Filed Under: Hip Hop , Instrumentals , Jay Dee , Reissues , Slum Village
In the vibrant tapestry of hip-hop history, few albums hold the same reverence as Slum Village's "Fan-Tas-Tic Vol.2." Originally released in 2000, this masterpiece faced its fair share of challenges, including label disputes, a bootlegged version and delays. However, these hurdles only added to its mystique, culminating in what many consider the Detroit group's crowning achievement.
At the heart of "Fan-Tas-Tic Vol.2" lies the unmistakable genius of J Dilla, whose unique sound continues to inspire the world of music. His untimely passing left a void in the music world, but his legacy lives on through timeless compositions like this. From the subtle-yet-potent basslines to the super soulful grooves, Dilla's signature rhythm and sound shines throughout this album.
This deluxe edition of "Fan-Tas-Tic Vol.2" presents these great songs in their instrumental for. Jay Dee's beats take center stage, allowing listeners to fully appreciate his musical mastery. Whether it's the infectious bounce of "Players," the laid-back thump of "Hold Tight," or the introspective mood of "Once Upon A Time," each track serves as a testament to Dilla's unparalleled talent and creativity.
In conclusion, "Fan-Tas-Tic Vol.2" Instrumentals stand as a testament to the enduring legacy of Slum Village and the incomparable talent of J Dilla. Whether you're a seasoned hip-hop aficionado or a casual listener, this deluxe edition is a must-haven. So, dive into the world of Slum Village, and let the beats of "Fan-Tas-Tic Vol.2" transport you to The D.
J Dilla, Nottz, Black Milk, Oddisee & Others Collide On Finale's "A Pipe Dream And A Promise" Instrumentals
By JR on 10:17 AM
Filed Under: Black Milk , Finale , Flying Lotus , Hip Hop , Instrumentals , Jay Dee , Kev Brown , M-Phazes , Nottz , Wajeed
It's Game Over When J Dilla, Phat Kat, Dwele & Tall Black Guy Collide
Stream Dilla Fest 2021, Stevie Wonder's Songs In The Key Of LA + More Live Shows In Their Entirety
By JR on 4:47 PM
Filed Under: (Video) Live Performance , Hip Hop , Jay Dee , RandB , Sly and The Family Stone , Stevie Wonder
"Grand Performances commemorates 15 Years of Dilla’s Donuts, in partnership with Fusicology. Rebroadcast from the live show, recorded Saturday August 7, 2021 at California Plaza in downtown Los Angeles, featuring live performances by Talib Kweli with Frank N Dank + Illa J, plus DJ Rhettmatic of The Beat Junkies, and Grammy winner Daru Jones serving as Music Director and drummer for the show!"
SONGS IN THE KEY OF LOS ANGELES was a multi-platform collaboration between USC professor Josh Kun and Los Angeles Public Library, presented by Grand Performances at California Plaza in 2013 featuring special guests Stevie Wonder, Ozomatli, Cheech Marin, La Santa Cecilia, Jackson Browne, Ceci Bastida and more.
Consisting of sheet music pieces that range from the 1840s through the 1950s, SONGS IN THE KEY OF LOS ANGELES brought to life the extraordinary history of Southern California sheet music, offering a singular portrait of Los Angeles culture rendered in music and visual art.
https://grandperformances.org/


