Name: J Dilla Tribute Show II by J Dilla Tribute in SoundCloud Pays Tribute: J.Dilla
Duration: 1 h 57 min 51 s
Description: Beatspill Radio Second Annual Tribute Show on WMUA 91.1FM UMass

Old and new J.Dilla tribute mixes, inspired tracks, remixes and shows.  

SoundCloud Pays Tribute: J.Dilla

Put It Together

Slum Village (Jay DEE, Illa J, Young RJ,T3) YES YES Produced by Jay Dee

Happy Birthday to two of the best that ever did it. 

Dilla's Jazz samples have always inspired me musically production wise as a pianist whilst in the second half of this track I did a Jazz ode of Aruarian Dance, my favourite track from the late Nujabes. 

Enjoy y'all FREE DL on this one . 

FREE DL :)

I Wish (J Dilla & Nujabes Birthday Tribute) ・Nehzuil (FREE DL)

http://www.rappcats.com/thank-you-jay-dee-act-2/ A dedication to the late J Dilla, mixed by J Rocc. This was the second of a four-part series, released over the course of three years.

Thank You Jay Dee, Act 2, mixed by J Rocc

Beatspill Radio Second Annual Tribute Show on WMUA 91.1FM UMass

J Dilla Tribute Show II

"All About the Art"
Dayne Jordan

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#AllAboutTheArt
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Produced by DJ Jazzy Jeff & James Poyser
Drums by Questlove
Keys by James Poyser
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Director/DP: Cristopher Schafer
Producer: Tremayne "Treezy" Johnson
1st AC: Dexter D Cohen
Production Company: Visually Inklined
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TRT: 03:38

All About The Art - Dayne Jordan

Mind Fusion 2- Madlib(3)

BADBADNOTGOOD - Electric Relaxation

A Tribe Called Quest (Originally sampled from Ronnie Foster's Mystic Brew)

Matt Tavares: Piano
Alex Sowinski: Drums
Chester Hansen: Bass

Electric Relaxation

Oddisee released his newest instrumental album today "The Odd Tape."
http://tinyurl.com/hv6x36u

Oddisee is an everyman with extraordinary talent. Both a rapper chronicling the perils and joys of ordinary existence, and a virtuosic producer attuned to the vibrations of how life actually sounds. But don’t mistake the Odd Tape for the noise of birds chirping, idle chatter, or car alarms; it’s that internal soul-jazz reverberating at the back of your brain. 

For the last decade, the Mello Music Group artist has alternated between instrumental albums, full-length rap records, and his role as one-third of Diamond District. The Odd Tape is technically the former—there are no vocals—but if you call this an instrumental album, you might as well say the same about Bitches Brew. 

After a decade making music, the Prince Georges, Md.-raised and Brooklyn-based has transcended influences, comparisons and genre. The Odd Tape showcases the range of a composer bending hip-hop, soul, and jazz into singular form, tapping into that same emotional Fort Knox that animates all wordless choruses. 

The Odd Tape revolves around the rhythms of the artist’s daily life. It starts in the morning with “Alarmed,” that sounds like if Shuggie Otis did a psychedelic eye-opening cover of Nas’ “Shootouts.” It rolls through “Right Side of the Bed,” with its glitter-gold sax lines, loose drums, and sunshine-slanting-through-the-blinds keyboards. Oddisee went from sampling to creating the eternal sounds of his original inspirations. You can hear older gods like Roy Ayers, Bob James, and Fela, but mostly you hear Oddisee continue to come into his own. 

As Pitchfork described his previous album, 2015’s The Good Fight: “the music feels distinctly international and unhindered, far removed from the straight-ahead boom-bap he used to make. He’s always created on his own terms, but [this] feels like a hearty "fuck you" to prevailing groupthink and the industry’s creative limitations.” 

But this record marks another ascension. It glides, meditates, and simmers from “Alarmed” to “Still Sleeping.” The soundtrack to his coffee in the morning, a trip to the corner store for fresh groceries, producing in the afternoon, cruising his bike through the city for inspiration, late afternoon song writing, stepping out into the evening with friends, hookah on the rooftop in Brooklyn, and settling into the dream world again. This is the Odd Tape, life as you’ve never heard it before.



Oddisee - Alarmed

It’s only fitting that Camp Lo’s classic debut, 'Uptown Saturday Night,' would celebrate its 20th anniversary on a Saturday (today, Jan. 28). And to pay homage to one of the album’s standout tracks, producer Teck-Zilla shares his jazzy and smooth remix of “Sparkle.”

As it appears on the album, the track glides by with an effortless swagger thanks to the playful rhymes of Bronx duo Geechi Suede and Sonny Cheeba, and the loungy production of Ski Beatz. And in the hands of the Nigerian-born, Montreal-based Teck-Zilla, the track is still super-chill and ideal for a smoked-out jazz club. You know, kind of like the one depicted on the cover of 'Uptown Saturday Night.'

That is, of course, if the venue has a section for dancing and moving about, because Teck’s remix has a definite swing to it. His beat also injects some new sounds into listening experience, including some infectious horn stabs. And if you’re feeling his work on here, be sure to check out the producer’s latest projects; like last year’s Jackson 5 tribute, 'Joe Jackson Kids,' and his record with rapper Allen Poe, 'Lightbulb Over My Head While I’m Thinking.'

Previous: 
• https://soundcloud.com/str8buttahproductions/sets/lightbulb-over-my-head-while-im-thinking
• https://soundcloud.com/teck-zilla/sets/joe-jackson-kids

Teck-Zilla Online: 
• Twitter: https://twitter.com/TeckZilla108
• Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/TeckZilla108
• Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/teck.zilla.1
• SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/teck-zilla

Single

Camp Lo - Sparkle (Teck-Zilla Remix)

Pre-order here: smarturl.it/BluExile

10 years after Blu and Exile released their magnum opus Below the Heavens, the California duo have reunited to release 14 tracks from the original 2007 sessions. In the Beginning: Before the Heavens contains previously heard songs and unreleased gems – the best of the best chosen from over 40 songs in the vault. Their third collaboration follows 2012’s Give Me My Flowers While I Can Still Smell Them, and is slated for an October release.

In The Beginning: Before the Heavens is made of up songs that are raw and untouched, keeping the authenticity of Blu and Exile’s creativity at the time. The album has guest appearances from familiar names like Dr. Oop, Donel Smokes, Aloe Blacc, and Blame One. While “Soul Provider,” “Another Day,” and “Party of Two” appeared on Blu’s Lifted EP, the majority of these songs showcase Blu rapping at his peak, maintaining his underground attitude as he dishes on reaching star status (“Constellations”), getting radio play (“On the Radio”), or opposing views in a problem-ridden world (“You’re Gonna Die Someday”). Exile, meanwhile, builds a golden hip-hop era feel with head-nodding samples and DJ scratches.

Pre-Order Here!

Blu & Exile - On The Radio

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1.	J Dilla “Two Can Win” 
2.	Miguel Atwood-Ferguson feat. Posdnous & Talib Kweli  “Stakes Is High” 
3.	J Dilla “Make’Em NV”
4.	Phat Kat feat. J Dilla “Door”
5.	J Dilla “In The Night/While You Slept (I Crept)”
6.	J Dilla “Yesterday”
7.	Jay Electronica “Forever”
8.	J Dilla+blctxt “Can’t You See”
9.	J Dill “Lazer Gunne Funke”
10.	Little Indian feat. Foreigner “One Little Indian” (J Dilla Remix)
11.	J Dilla “Safety Dance”
12.	J Dilla “Won&39;t Do”
13.	J Dilla feat. Lil Fame “Blood Sort”
14.	Slum Village feat. J Dilla , Posdnuos & Phife “Scheming”
15.	J Dilla feat. Havoc & Raekwon “24k Rap” 
16.	J Dilla “KJay FM Dedication”
17.	J Dilla “King”
18.	J Dilla “I Told Yall”
19.	J Dilla “The $” (Madlib Remix)
20.	J Dilla “The Money”
21.	Spacek “Eve” (J Dilla Remix)
22.	Phat Kat “Dedication 2004”  (prod. J Dilla)
23.	Mood “Secrets Of The sand (J Dilla Remix)
24.	DJ Cam & Cameo “Love Junkie” (J Dilla Remix)
25.	J Dilla & DJ Uppercut “Crypto”
26.	1st Down “Front Street” (prod. J Dilla)
27.	A Tribe Called Quest feat. J Dilla “That Shit”
28.	Poe “Fingertips” (prod. J Dilla)
29.	The Roots “New Year’s At Jay Dee’s” (prod. J Dilla)
30.	1st Down “A Day Wit The Homies” (prod. J Dilla)
31.	Busta Rhymes feat. Rampage “Woo Hah!! Got You All In Check” (J Dilla Remix)
32.	J-88 “The Look Of Love Pt2” (prod. J Dilla)
33.	Jamiroquai feat. Slum Village “Black Capricorn Day” (J Dilla Remix”
34.	Que D feat. J Dilla “Supa Shit”
35.	A Tribe Called Quest “Girls (Ummah Mix)” (prod. J Dilla)
36.	Artifacts “The Ultimate” (prod. J Dilla)
37.	Rhian Benson feat. Slum Village & Dwele “Say How I Feel” (prod. J Dilla)
38.	T Da Pimp “Why You Looking Hard” (prod. J Dilla)
39.	Da’ Enna C “Now” (prod. J Dilla)
40.	Das Efx “Microphone Master” (prod. J Dilla)
41.	Elzhi “Love It Here” (prod. J Dilla)
42.	Natives Of Da Underground “Pack Da House” (prod. J Dilla)
43.	J Dilla feat. Ta’Raach & Exile “Say It”
44.	J Dilla “In The Night/While You Slept (I Crept) (x2?drunk)
45.	PhatKat “Nasty Aint It?” (prod. J Dilla)
46.	Phat Kat “Game Time” (prod. J Dilla)
47.	J Dilla “Make’Em NV” (Madlib Remix)
48.	J Dilla “Last Donut of the Night”
49.	Slum Village feat. J Dilla “Reunion”
50.	J Dilla “Bars & Twist”
51.	Big Pooh ft Joe Scudda & Chaundon “Plastic Cups” (prod J Dilla)
52.	J Dilla “Oh Oh”
53.	J Dilla feat. Baatin & The Ruckazoid “First Time”
54.	J Dilla “Milk Money”
55.	J Dilla feat. MF Doom “Fire Wood Drumstix”
56.	J Dilla 9th Caller”
57.	J Dilla feat. Dwele “Think Twice”
58.	Que D “Cash Flow” (prod.J Dilla)
59.	Royce Da 5 9 “Let’s Grow” (prod. J Dilla)
60.	Slum Village “We Be Dem” (J Dilla Atomic Dog Mix)
61.	J Dilla “Upper Gogypt, Lower Gogypt”
62.	J Dilla  “Ahmad Impresses Me”
63.	J Dilla “Dinco C”
64.	J Dilla “Still Shining (Raow!)”
65.	J Dilla “Go It Up”
66.	J Dilla “Roxanne Ashby”
67.	J Dilla “Wordplay”
68.	J Dilla “Let’s Take It Back”
69.	J Dilla “Crushin’ “
70.	J Dilla “Wild”
71.	J Dilla “Nothing Like This”
72.	J Dilla “Reckless Driving”
73.	J Dilla “Shouts”
74.	J Dilla “Take Notice”
75.	J Dilla “Can’t You See”
76.	J Dilla “Say It”
77.	J Dilla “Shouts” (Vinyl)




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A late blooming hip hop aficionada but don't get it twisted, all dope beats and melodies are welcome♩♫♪ Previous blogger for "Hip Hop Never Dies ". Poverty level born and raised in the outskirts of L.A. Through out my religious upbringing, music was an answer to a question, a curiosity sparked and my comfort in brokenness. I believe music can stop a war, wont you have a little faith with me?

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