Slim Kid Tre and Imani of The Pharcyde explain meeting Jay Dee through Q-Tip, the vital role that the producer played in the creation of Labcabincalifornia, and the evolution of his sound.
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damn, the She Said Dilla remix has gotta be my favorite Jay Dee beat, hes a God
J Dilla will live forever through music… I always play at least one Dilla track in all my of sets… no matter if its a “Hip Hop” crowd or not. If you really look at his catalog he really has a sound to please just about any ear.
LAbcabincalifornia…is a masterpiece…its in my top 10 forever…This is about Jay Dee but i must to say that Pharcyde are genius…Moment in time, running, she said….OMG what a nice tracks!
Peace!
I give u the world if you need it baby!
Magic Hip Hop.
Nice.
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wow. that was great!
Dilla was and is one of the greatest producers period. He was a beast at hip hop, venturing into jazz at times,and in my opinion if nont the father,one of the fathers of the neo-soul movement.
Anybody know how much a slum village record is worth that never got released on mca. It has a drawing on the cover of the city.
Samn thats was a short but dope video, I always enjoy those when you hear true artist talking like kids, mesmerized and still in love with that shit. Dope!