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From the newly released CD EVOLUTION!  Available on ITunes Now!  http://georiot.co/11mi

LET IT GO  feat. Blu and The Action Figures

Lessons

Lessons (Remix) [feat. Anthony Hamilton, Raheem DeVaughn & Kevin Ross]

<b>001</b>
AZ - New York ft. Raekwon & Ghostface Killah (4:20 Remix)

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AZ - New York ft. Raekwon & Ghostface Killah (4:20 Remix) [Limited Free Download]

(All beats by J Dilla a.k.a. Jay Dee) 
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Slippin' (Featuring Early Mac)

In 1997, Jay Dee was the still new kid on the block. With the success of singles like Runnin' (Pharcyde), and Stakes is High, he had his own undeniable sound, but the majors still weren't sold.
This is proof of that.  
Jay was solicited by a lot of majors to do remixes for artists on their rosters. Time and time again, they would go with someone else. 
The joints he was coming up with were fucking nuts, but to no avail. In one case, he was led to believe that one of his mixes got thru, only to see another producers remix when the 12" showed up at Record Time. 
I told him fuck it I wanna put it out.
I had never put a record out.
Got an investor. 
Then I made a phone call.
Chris Manak, aka Peanut Butter Wolf, was my rep at TRC distribution in California. I was working at Street Corner Music ordering records from him every week. I got the #'s 
from him. Sent the masters over and we had a record.
The first pressing was on blue vinyl. Limited to 1500 copies. 
Gone.
Second press was on green vinyl.
Gone.
I also learned to listen to test presses on multiple turntables.
There was a skip in the middle of the fucking Woo Hah rmx that did NOT SKIP on my 1200. Swear to god I had the onlt 12 that could play that shit. It skipped on EVERY other 1200 turntable in the world. Fucked up. Check your test pressings on a few setups. But, that's fixed now. These records go for $100 plus on the internets these days. 
Remastered by Dave Cooley directly from a sealed blue copy.
Why? Because the plates broke at the plant, and I lost the master in a flood 3 years later. That's why.


Enjoy the Gift...

Shoes

06 Me & Those Dreamin Eyes (Remix)  D'Angelo

New single off SLUM VILLAGE's upcoming VINTAGE (EP)

Slum Village Feat. Kam Corvet "We On" (Dirty) (prod. By J Dilla)

Ill Vibe Remix

Set It Off

Exile flips re-works of J Dilla classics live on the MPC, with no Loops while Choosey freestyles. All in celebration of the Greatest to do it. DS Radio Vol. 2 
Art by: Justin Abbink
@KINGCHOOSEY 
https://twitter.com/kingchoosey
https://twitter.com/ExileRadio
https://twitter.com/dirtyscience

Choosey & Exile - Ode To The Greatest

My Love Is Your Love

The Beatnuts - Do You Believe (PH-Wert Remix)

Fredy V. releases the second single ''MY JOY'' from his upcoming full-length album #ItTakesAVillage. The record features the production from virtuoso keyboardist Anomalie and producer/engineer Borza Ghomeshi. Album drops Friday April 28th!!

Written & Composed by F.Varre & N.Dupuis
Vocals: Fredy V.
Keys & Synths: Anomalie
Guitar: Cécile Doo-Kingué
Drums: Ronny Desinor
Mix & Mastering: Borza Ghomeshi

My Joy

Free Download

Slum Village - The Look of Love (Funkgrader Remix)

Trip

A 90's Boom Bap mix ~ more at: https://soundcloud.com/liquidbeatradio

Tracklist: 
Large Professor - I Juswannachill
Group Home - Supa Star
O.C. - Point O Viewz
Jeru The Damaja - Perverted Monks In Tha House (Theme)
Ultramagnetic MC's ‎– Raise It Up
Organized Konfusion - Thirteen
Craig Mack - Get Down (Q-Tip Remix Instrumental)
Jigmastas - Beyond Real
Boogie Down Productions - Feel The Vibe, Feel The Beat
Souls Of Mischief - Make Your Mind Up
Gangstarr - The ? Remainz
A Tribe Called Quest - Practice Session
Grand Puba - I Like It (Buckwild Remix Instrumental)
Black Moon - Buck Em Down (Da Beatminerz Remix)
Bahamadia - Total Wreck
Buddha Baboons - Hot Butter
Artifacts - Whayback
Wildstyle - Subway Theme (LBR Edit)
Nas - The World Is Yours (Tip Instrumental)
J-Live - Timeless

BOOM BAP, stoopid

Talib Kweli & Hi-Tek feat. Bahmadia - Chaos (Remix)

In the summer of 1987, two Los Angeles DJs — Matt Dike and Michael Ross — converted a tiny L.A. apartment into a recording studio and started a record label called Delicious Vinyl. Championing artists from the streets and delivering music to dance floors and living rooms worldwide, the upstart label quickly made hip hop history.

Tone-Loc's "Wild Thing" and "Funky Cold Medina" were the first of three multi-platinum singles produced by Dike & Ross. Dike & Ross then launched Young MC to instant acclaim with indelible hits "Bust A Move" & "Principal's Office" from 1989's Stone Cold Rhymin' LP. Meanwhile Tone Loc's Loc'ed After Dark crashed in at #1 on the Billboard album chart.

After Matt Dike's departure in 1992, Delicious Vinyl became the sole mission for co-founder Michael Ross. Following the beats down the road less traveled, his astute signings of The Brand New Heavies, The Pharcyde, Born Jamericans, Masta Ace, and The Whoridas kept DV ruling the funhouse through the '90s.

In 2005, ten years after the release of the Pharcyde's groundbreaking Labcabincalifornia, Fatlip's solo album The Loneliest Punk sprouted the hit single "What's Up Fatlip" with its clowntastic Spike Jonze-directed video. Going from hip hop highs to soul surprises, Ross soon reunited The Brand New Heavies with original lead singer N'Dea Davenport for the 2006 album Get Used To It, its smash Stevie Wonder cover "I Don't Know Why (I Love You)" sporting a special remix by disco pioneer Tom Moulton. Delicious Vinyl also issued some of the era's best dancehall reggae, including the sizzling hit albums Pull Up (2004) and Hot It Up (2007)by Mr. Vegas.

Delicious Vinyl celebrated it 20th Anniversary in 2008. The RMXXOLOGY project starred the likes of Peaches, Aaron LaCrate & Debonair Samir, Diplo, Hot Chip, and Bobby Evans, all re-imagining the Delicious catalog for a new millennium dancefloor. The arrival of Yancey Boys, the debut album by Illa J (with beats by his brother, the late great Jay Dee aka J Dilla), kept brows razed until Illa J's Detroit homey Frank Nitt hit L.A. and dropped the love bumpin' 2009 summer single "L-O-V-E".

From its expressionistic funky music to its classic wash'n'wear logo t-shirt, Delicious Vinyl stands out for its streetwise savvy, staunch independence, and for shaping the soulsonic sound-scape of today. Ya heard!!!

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