J Dilla, Madlib, Oh No & Others Collide on "The Ecstatic" Instrumentals by Yasiin Bey
By JR on 12:41 PM
Filed Under: Georgia Anne Muldrow , Hip Hop , Instruemntals , J Dilla , Madlib , Mos Def , Oh No , Rhymesayers
"The Madlib Invazion Music Library Series was created by Madlib and Egon over the course of the Pandemic, and was a chance to give their creative friends the ability to stretch out and indulge in whatever type of music they wanted for release on the label.
The music had to be great and able to be presented as a stand alone album – like the best “Music Library” releases of the past, on labels like Italy’s Sermi, Germany’s Bruton, France’s MP2000 and the UK’s DeWolfe. And, like those albums, it had to work as easy, one-stop clearance for background cues in film and television production and, as producers have been indulging since the 1990s, for sampling.
The series contains 12 releases by DJ Muggs, Karriem Riggins, J-Zone, the Heliocentrics’ Malcolm Catto and Jake Ferguson, JJ Whitefield of Karl Hector/Whitefield Brothers/Poets of Rhythm, Motif Alumni and Music Research Library, Mario Luciano of Polyphonic Music Library, Henkel, Gabriel Rowland of Los Yesterdays, Dan Hastie and Terin Ector of Orgone, Dan Ubick and Joe Harrison
The albums will be released on the Madlib Invazion Bandcamp on the first Friday of each month over the course of one year. Listen, ponder, repeat." - Madlib Invazion
Personnel:
Drums: Jakob Thu, Sam Davids, Igor Zhukovsky
Bass: Karl Hector
Keyboards: Essatu Baraki
Saxophone, Flute: Wolfi Schlick
Vibraphone: Getachew Atya
Guitar, Sitar, Bamboo Flute, Synth: JJ Whitefield
Viola, Violin, String Arrangements: Thomas Lea
Jazz Fusion and Hip Hop mesh beautifully as one of the most delightful tracks from the Madvilliany album comes alive. Groove to the joyful melody as musician Soul Supreme expands upon the MF Doom and Madlib classic "Raid". An upbeat arrangement sends this tune into a new realm of enjoyment in one of the most exciting cover versions of Hip Hop yet. On the flipside, Soul Supreme takes your mind to outer space with a cover of "Huit" by Cortex", also sampled by Madvilliany.
Jamie Peet: Drums (Track 2)
Glenn Gaddum Jr.: Bass (Track 2)
Valentin Guenther: Trombone (Track 2)
Niklouds Holler: Saxophone (Tracks 2).
Soul Supreme: Fender Rhodes, Moog Sub37, Sequential OB6, percussion.
Track 1 written by A. Mion.
Track 2 written by O. Jackson, T. D. Dumile.
Produced and arranged by Soul Supreme
Recording engineer (Track 2): Ferdinand Rauchmann.
Mastering: Wouter Brandenburg.
Liner notes: Danny Veekens.
Design: Dase Boogie
cratesofjr Draws Madvilliany, MF Doom Performs Live @ The DNA Lounge In 2004
By JR on 9:12 PM
Filed Under: Art , Hip Hop , Live Performance (Audio) , Madlib , MF Doom
► All vinyl mix of soul, jazz and rock sampled by the legendary Madlib. Mixed by Juby Rook.
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► Tracklist:
00:00 Spinners - I Found Love
00:30 Quasimoto - The Exclusive ft. MED
01:49 Z.Z Hill - That Ain't The Way You Make Love
02:43 Madvillain - Fancy Clown
04:29 Garland Green - I Can't Believe You Quit Me
06:07 Madlib - Toe Fat (Ghettozone)
07:14 The JBs - You Can Have Watergate B4
08:51 Dudley Perkins - Dollar Bill
09:28 D’angelo - Left & Right (Acapella)
11:19 Madlib - Pyramids (Change) B5
12:57 Osmar Milito - America Latino
14:22 Madvillain - Raid
15:26 Dee Dee Sharp - I Really Love You
17:17 Madlib - The Comeback
18:14 Candi Staton - Too Hurt To Cry
19:16 Madlib - Tape Hiss (Dirty)
19:58 Carl Carlton - Two Timer
21:22 Madlib - Two Timer (The Pimp)
22:17 The Dells - When You're Alone
24:48 Quasimoto - Twenty Four Seven
25:52 Dudley Perkins - Just Think
27:12 Dr. John - Danse Fambeaux
29:05 Donny Hathaway - Valdez In The Country
29:53 Madlib - Episode VIII A8
30:47 Bobbi Humphrey - Please Set Me At Ease
32:32 Madlib Ft. MED - Please Se Me At Ease
34:47 Ronnie Dyson - Mystic Brew
36:29 Madlib - Mystic Bounce
38:00 Rubba - Way Star
39:22 Freddie Gibbs / Madlib - Thuggin'
41:25 Rose Royce - Let Me Be The First to know B3
42:22 Freddie Gibbs Madlib - Harrold's
43:39 Luther Ingram - You Were Made For Me
45:19 Talib Kweli - What Can I Do
47:10 Kalyanji Anandji - Dharmatma Theme
48:37 Jaylib - Champion Sound
49:57 Cortex - Huit Octobre
52:04 Jaylib - No Games
53:17 Don Blackman - Since You Been Away So Long
54:04 Madlib - Since You Been Away So Long
55:30 Weldon Irvine - Here's Where I Came In
J.Rocc put this one together, collecting ten years of Madlib's remixes. Many of these were released by the artists on singles, others were made for Madlib's own use and are still unreleased. This was originally released as Stones Throw Podcast #21. Photo by B+
0:10 PB Wolf - Definition Of Ill (Single, Stones Throw)
2:04 Foreign Legion - Nowhere To Hide (Single)
3:28 Zion I - Critical (Single)
4:40 Charizma - My World Premiere (Madlib Remixes Vol. 1)
5:50 Prozack - Bang It (Death Taxes & Prozack CD)
6:40 Que D - Cash Flow
7:30 Common - The Sun God
8:30 Madvillain - Money Folder (Single, Stones Throw)
9:45 Lootpack - Long Awaited - Stones Throw
11:15 Mos Def
12:20 A.G. - Take A Ride
14:00 Jaylib - Strapped (Champion Sound Remixes, Stones Throw)
15:10 Jay Z - Threat (Mind Fusion Vol. 4)
16:40 Defari - Say It Twice
18:10 Doggy Style All Stars - Tell It Like It Is (Snoop's Verse) (Unreleased)
18:50 Kurupt - Ride Wit Us (Madlib Remixes Vol. 2)
19:50 Jadakiss - Put Ya Hands Up (Madlib Remixes Vol. 2)
20:50 Mr. Cheeks - Lights Camera Action
22:00 J Dilla - Reckless Driving
23:40 Interlude
24:00 Madvillain - Rainbows (Stones Throw)
24:50 Madvillain - One Beer (Stones Throw)
27:18 Jazzanova - L.O.V.E. and You and I (Jazzanova Remixed CD)
34:00 Zero 7 - Distractions (Simple Things Remixes CD)
36:40 Bilal - Soul Sista (Single)
39:45 Common - 8 Minutes To Sunrise
41:00 Lootpack - Frenz V Endz
43:30 Nas - Revolutionary/get Down (Mind Fusion Vol. 4)
45:40 Interlude
46:50 Nas - Get Down
48:20 J Dilla - Let's Take A Ride
Madlib joins Benji in the studio for an extremely rare hour-long DJ mix, featuring exclusive preview of new Madvillain and Yassin Bey (Mos Def) material.
