J DILLA a.k.a J DILLA 'The King Of Beats'

So here is a serious package for all J DILLA's fans.

Well thought and designed, this special should take you back to the essence with one of John Yancey's favorite sampler machine which he used to conduct for most of his popular tunes.

We won't spoil what you'll discover because no one knows yet except his dear mother MaDukes.

By june 24th you'll be able to cop one this limited packag edition here : http://jdillathekingofbeats.com/

Much love for her initiative to help us rediscover the inevitable quality of unpublished works, but even though it's great for the fans, one wonders if John would have wanted it unveiled in his lifetime...

In a different creative category for example,lots of painters have their posthumous works unveiled for the great sake of their fans and also in order to prolong their lifetime in contemporary art, but in all ways we should be embraced by the idea of this master piece and glad that this beat culture is transcending all expectations.

In order to corroborate the whole thing, you should also get this interesting book by Jordan Fergusson : 'JDilla's Donuts'

Jordan Ferguson is based in Toronto and writes on his own blog Poetry for Grave Diggers.

''Author Jordan Ferguson interviewed pretty much everyone associated with the album's creation Stones Throw's PB Wolf, Jeff Jank, Eothen Alapatt - and many of Dilla's associates in his L.A. and Detroit years.

The book is not merely a behind the scenes look at the creation of Donuts, but a look at Dilla's career as a whole, his influences, his music styles, and the art of the music itself.

The jacket reads, "Drawing from philosophy, critical theory and musicology, as well as Dilla's own musical catalog, Jordan Ferguson shows that the contradictory, irascible and confrontational music found on Donuts is as much a result of an artist's declining health as it is an example of what scholars call 'late style,' placing the album in a musical tradition that stretches back centuries''

Get your copy : ∆

In case you're looking for more about the publisher : http://333sound.com/33-13-series/

Dilla Rest In Beats !

Da Lovelution Ain't Stoppin' >>>>