James Yancey Productions (Tribute to Jay Dee aka J Dilla) Mixed by @Haylow

Celebrating 30 years of A Tribe Called Quest's 'Low End Theory'.  How do you follow up a 5-mic debut album??  With a 5-mic sophomore LP!  Everything about this album is a MASTERPIECE....from the abstract cover art, to the jazz-infused production emphasizing the LOW END, to the rhymes traded effortlessly between Q-Tip and Phife (R.I.P.).  Genius-level artistry.
This album represented a defining moment in hip hop, so I HAD to pay tribute with a mix incorporating the original samples, remixes, and blends.

A Tribe Called Quest - Low End Theory 30th Anniversary Tribute Mix

This is a small glimpse of the kind of stuff I will be spinning Sunday, April 13th at Leftfield (87 Ludlow St, NYC). For more details, please check out this link -> https://www.facebook.com/events/375726785903195/ 

Hope to see you there!!
LOVE!!!
-Dar  

Spunday Crate Escape Appetizer Mix

Questlove - The Lesson Mix

Chocolate Sundays, Miami's longest running club night, brings you their Basel'd Mix in celebration of the Art Basel week. Resident DJ's Sharpsound, Manuvers, Reid Waters, & Louie Arson.  @chocolatesundays

Chocolate Sundays  Basel'd Mix

Live from Johnny Brenda's in Philly! 
Hosted by Dayne Jordan
Tribute Set in 3 Parts. 
1. Beat & Batches
2. More Known 
3. Dilla Inspired

DJ Jazzy Jeff/Doing it for DILLA!

Experiencing the break up of A Tribe Called Quest was real to me. How could they end something so great? Their music was effortlessly perfect.. Their watery landscapes and drum manipulation (using just 1/4 of a break loop) influenced a whole new style of beat making. A Tribe Called Quest elevated the musicality of Hip-Hop without playing a single note. They were one of the most influential groups, inspiring myself and many others.. this mix is a reflection of that influence and inspiration. -DJ Definit (2008)

DJ Definit - A Lounge Called Quest

On this episode of DHC, DJ flow takes us on a trip to "The Nati" to indulge in the sounds of DJ Hi-Tek, one half of the dynamic hip hop duo- Reflection Eternal. The mix includes sounds from modern jazz luminaries Robert Glasper and BADBADNOTGOOD, as well as some of the pillars of the early conscious hip hop movement in Bahamadia and Common. Please listen, share, and repeat!

Music compiled by @djflowyo
Cover design by @yiiee

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I do not own or claim any rights to these tracks.

- Harvey & The Phenomenals - Soul & Sunshine
- Andersen Paak - Come Down
- Reflection Eternal - This Means You
- phife - Flawless
- Come Get It
- phife - Misc
- Camel - Air Born
- Hi-Tek - Music is For Life
- Bishop Lamont - Friends
- Bahamadia - Chaos
- Common - Tekzilla
- Blackstar - Respiration
- Jakob Magnusson - Burlesque in Barcelona
- BADBADNOTGOOD - Track 1
- Miles Davis - Blue in Green
- Robert Glasper ft. Phone Violets
- Hazel & TFox - When it Hurts
- Not-Bap - Variegate
- BADBADNOTGOOD - Outro

The Dusty Handclap No. 18 (Hosted by DJ Flow)

A collective of Hip-Hop & Soul musicians who came together in the late 90s, and thrived as a unit through the early 00s, the Soulquarians represent the continuation of a thread beginning with artists like Marvin Gaye, Al Green, and Aretha Franklin. One that extends up to artists from today's generation like The Internet, Kaytranada, Dreamville, & TDE.

I recently DJed an event where the theme was All-Soulquarian. And the response to the just the theme alone was amazing. We all know Dilla changed our lives, but what about the others? Questlove has touched more modern mainstream and underground music than most know about. And Mos Def's guest appearance listing is pages and pages long.

I didn't record my set that night, because I knew the wormhole that was about to open. There are volumes and volumes of this waiting to be made! So for this installment, I tried to stay away from doing an all-hits mix and instead went for deeper cuts and remixes along with some fan favs. If you see any glaring omissions, take it all in stride friends. We'll get to more on Volume 2...

If you want to download, hit the DOWNLOAD button or visit http://bit.ly/TREWedits. You will need to signup for my mailer, BUT in return you get this mix as well as like 75 other remixes and edits. I will only mail you about once a month, and will always give you free stuff! #forthepeople

TRACKLIST:
1) Intro - D'Angelo / Questlove Talk About Soulquarians
2) D'Angelo - Playa Playa
3) Erykah Badu - Bag Lady (Jim Sharp Edit)
4)Dilla - Crushin (Phoreyz Get It On Remix)
5) The Roots - Proceed
6) Common - The Food
7) Luther Ingram - The Other Man (DJ Archi Edit)
8) D'Angelo - Feel Like Making Love
9) The Game - Angel (feat. Common)
10)Erykah Badu - Honey (DJ Day Remix)
11)Erykah Badu - Clever (Bambu x Brazil x Outkast Remix)
12) Erykah Badu - The Healer
13) Slum Village - Things U Do (Remix)
14) The Roots - Distortion to Static
15) A Tribe Called Quest - That Shit (feat. Jay Dee)
16) Mos Def - Sun Moon Stars
17) D'Angelo - Devil's Pie
18) Common - The People
19) Talib Kweli - Never Been In Love (Acapella)
20) Keith Murray - The Rhyme (Jay Dee Remix Instrumental)
22) The Pharcyde - Y? (Jay Dee Remix Instrumental)
23)Mos Def x Amerigo Gazaway - I Want You Til the Summertime
24) Common Interview Interlude
25) Craig Mack - Get Down (Q-Tip Remix)
26) Mos Def - Mathematics
27) Billy Paul x Dilla - Track 18 (Dj Archi Edit)
28) Jay Dee - African Rhythms
29) Mos Def - Fear Not of Man
...30) I forced myself to stop at this point.

Boom.

the Age of Soulquarius Vol.1

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I am constantly thinking of different themes to build a mix around. With the completion of each mix I typically fall into a 2-3 week funk where I try to think of a new theme for my next mix. Following the Folger's Blends mix I was struggling to think of a new theme. Then, one day while doing a random google search I stumbled onto the above logo. At first glance, I thought the logo was straight dope. However, the logo became even cooler when I learned that it was the creation of my favorite t-shirt designer, Derek from Manifest Worldwide. Given that the saying behind the logo comes from a ATCQ song, I was originally intending to do a Tribe mix. However, since Tribe mixes are a dime a dozen I went in the direction of creating a mix that attempts to capture the jazzy vibe that groups like Tribe and Digable Planets spawned. As the title suggests, all songs on this mix incorporate jazz based samples. The track selection includes music from jazzy groups and producers such as A Tribe Called Quest, Digable Planets, Diamond D, Black Moon, De La Soul, Madlib, No ID, Gang Starr, Showbiz & AG, Big L, The Roots, and Nas (I think that's all of them?). Half the fun of making this mix was doing the research to ensure that all songs maintained a jazz break. Some were no brainers, but other songs with jazz breaks were quite surprising. Jazz based samples have always given a special vibe to hip hop music so I hope this mix captures that magic. Thanks again to Derek at Manifest for inspiring the mix's theme.

We Got the Jazz

London’s very own Spin Doctor has been a busy boy while in Lockdown. He has created this epic mix dedicated to the powerhouse that is Q-Tip. Using 50 tracks to mark The Abstract’s 50th Birthday on Friday 10th April 2020.
 
The mix combinies a bunch of Tip’s productions, verses, samples, interviews and more. From A Tribe Called Quest to Solange, Nas to Quincey Jones, the mix explores all aspects of this man’s genius.
 
There are very few artists that can claim such impact on an entire genre, but A Tribe Called Quest’s Q-Tip can do just that and more. As a member of what is widely agreed to be the greatest Hip-Hop group of all time, as a solo artist and as a producer for the great and the good, Q-Tip’s impact is immeasurable. Through his influence on the likes of J-Dilla, Kanye West and Pharrell, his influence can still be heard throughout all forms of Hip-Hop and Soul. Keep Bouncing!

Q-Tip Fifty 50

Mix show and live sets from Soul Source Los Angeles.

Brought to you by:
@blksoap (Los Angeles/ Honolulu)
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Initially born as Beat Swap Meet Vinyl Radio in 2014, The Dusty Handclap is a radio show that strives to support independent soul, jazz, funk, and hip hop artists. Like any DJ worth their weight, we started our journey on vinyl and still believe it to be the ideal medium for recorded music. That being stated, we understand the changing tides of both music recording and production and it is our aim to continue to evolve along with the music. We will always cherish vinyl, not only as a material but as a larger culture, but ultimately we are choosing to love music as a whole over any specific mediums. Music is the universal language- stay digging.
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