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There's a halo of reverence around J Dilla, a producer and beatmaker from Detroit who made some of the most fascinating and influential beats in hip hop history. Before his early death in 2006, J Dilla worked with countless artists and producers - from Erykah Badu and Janet Jackson to Busta Rhymes and Madlib - and developed an off-kilter style of rhythm and sampling that transcended the machine he used to create music, the Akai Midi Production Center, otherwise known as the MPC.
Spotify Playlist created by Okayplayer: open.spotify.com/user/okayplayer87/playlist/0Xd9a6…
Brian "Raydar" Ellis' music: soundcloud.com/raydarellis
To learn more about J Dilla, check our following sources:
Compiled list of Dilla samples: dilladata.wordpress.com/
Redbull Music Academy: www.redbullmusicacademy.com/lectures/questlove-new…
Don't Cry breakdown: tinysubversions.com/essays/dontcry/
Why J Dilla May Be Jazz's Latest Great Innovator via NPR: www.npr.org/sections/ablogsupreme/2013/02/07/17134…
Waajeed breaks down Dilla samples: / @bling47music
History of the MPC: reverb.com/news/a-brief-history-of-the-akai-mpc
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Top Comments of this video!! :3
whoever doing the video editing is an absolute MONSTER
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"Are you allowed to do that?"
One of my favorite quotes regarding unorthodox musical techniques of all time.
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I was at The African American History and Cultural Museum last month and J Dilla's MPC 3000, Emmit Till 'a casket and one of Muhammad Ali's heavy bags and robe were among the most magnetic displays I saw.
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J Dilla and Madlib are the GOATs
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Vox’s hip hop videos are always some of my favorites videos
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Imagine a collaboration between
OutKast and J Dilla.
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I always said Dilla was an alien who was only here to make us change our way of thinking. He just went back home to the stars. Thank you Universe for sharing the God Dilla.
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R.I.P J Dilla and Nujabes. The godfathers of Lofi hip-hop.
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TEACH YOUR CHILDREN ABOUT JDILLA
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Jimmy Hendrix, John Coltrane & J Dilla. Man, I'm in the right place on YouTube.
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What I like about Vox videos as opposed to other big companies on YouTube is that these videos have a high-effort feel, have a compressed topic and focuses on it really well. The editing is on point as well as the guests who help explain the certain topic. The person who guides us through the topic is also good at explaining and help the viewer understand everything in its own context. Very nice.
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props for the graphic designer!
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Absolutely love this series, keep it up Estelle and the whole Vox team !
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Quantizing is to producers as Snap to Grid is to designers.
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The fact that Dilla's MPC is on display in an important museum in DC makes me so happy.
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J Dilla and Nujabes...two amazing artists who left this world too soon :(
RIP JD and Seb
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RIP Dilla Dawg!
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The humanization of machinery is an essential component of the hip-hop aesthetic. From the moment Grandmaster DXT first touched his hand to a vinyl record to stop the music, hip-hop culture has been defined by the ways in which people struck out against the tyranny of the recorded sound. J Dilla’s was just the latest in a series of innovations that put human intervention at the forefront
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J Dilla quantizizes the beat with the soul
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@brennendow9341
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Dilla changed the way i tap my steering wheel
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