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J DILLA Makes Music From Beyond The Grave!! Incredible! (Podcast & EP) – LISTEN via @lisafordblog
I'm reporting on one of the best interviews and chronicles in Hip Hop history. It's an incredible tale on how producer extraordinaire, J DILLA, comes back from the grave, to release some of the world's most beautiful music. This mesmerizing story begins with the narrative of vintage album shop owner, Jeff Blue Back, of UHF Records in Detroit, an avid vinyl record collector since early childhood. As you will hear in this Podcast, via today's segment of NPR's Snap Judgement, Jeff's passion for music transforms…
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SLUM VILLAGE ft. DE LA SOUL – “Right Back” (Prod. by J Dilla) New Music! via @lisafordblog
Three pillars of Hip Hop...SLUM VILLAGE, DE LA SOUL, and the late great J DILLA to give birth "Right Back", which will appear on the Detroit crew’s upcoming album "Yes!" set to be released on June 16th. Enjoy...
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NAS “The Season” Produced by J Dilla (Snippet) #NewMusic #MusicMonday via @lisafordblog
NAS surprised fans at the Run The Jewels fan appreciation event by launching his new single, "The Season", produced by J Dilla...the best producer in Hip Hop history, in my opinion. This new track and collaboration are perfect and it gives me hope that Nas' new album will be something serious. The song starts at the 1:53 mark.
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THE PHARCYDE’s – “Runnin” (Prod. By J Dilla) Has Latin Roots. LISA FORD’S Ipod Pick
"RUNNIN' by THE PHARCYDE with J. DILLA's masterful production, frees my mind and takes me to a happy place. From the chorus to Slim Kid Tre's harmonic lyrical freestyle in the middle of the song, you can literally get high off this hit without drinking or smoking anything. "RUNNIN" is the first single from The Pharcyde's second album "Labcabincalifornia" in 1995. I wish this song was an hour long so I could just mellow out to it forever on repeat.
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TOP 10 HIP HOP INSTRUMENTALS {Audio} ft. Nas, MF Doom, Biggie, Common, J Dilla, 9th Wonder, etc
Lend your ears to this list of epic hip hop instrumentals, which is in no particular order. Of course, there are way too many to name in one post, as the genre of hip hop music is filled with numerous legends. Featured in this list are Nas, MF Doom, Biggie, Common, J Dilla, 9th Wonder, just to name a few. So I guess I will make this part of a series. The next list will more than likely include tracks from Madlib, Khrysis, and Preemo,
