Tracklisting:
1. Peanut Buter Wolf Speaks about Dilla (Exclusive D2S Interview)
2. “TURN IT UP!” Intro
3. Trade – Dilla, this one’s for you
4. Black Thought – Love Movin’
5. Slum Village – What’s Love Got to do With It
6. Slum Village – Look of Love
7. Slum Village – The Look of Love
8. Dwele – Keep On
9. Jamiroquai – Black Capricorn Day (Jay Dee Remix)
10. 9 Yards – Find a Way (Jay Dee Remix)
11. A Tribe Called Quest – That Sh*t
12. Steve Spacek – Eve (Remix)
13. Wale Oyejide – Theres A War Going On (feat. Jay Dee)
14. J. Dilla & Guilty Simpon – Baby
15. J. Dilla – Diamonds (Prod. by Notts)
16. Busta Rhymes – Show Me What You Got
17. Phat Kat – My Own Label
18. J. Dilla & Guilty Simpson – Strapped
19. Nottz & J. Dilla – Coke on Plastic (Prod. by Nottz)
20. PPP (Feat. Jay Dee) – Act Like You Know
21. Guilty Simpson – Clap Your Hands
22. Busta Rhymes w/ Mick Boogie – Step Up
23. Slum Village – Fat Cat Song
24. Consequence – Rock-n-Roll
25. Common – The Movement
26. Charisma – My World Premier (J. Dilla Remix)
27. Black Milk & J. Dilla – Stupid (Prod. by B.R. Gunna)
28. Jay Dee – Make ’em NV
29. Jaylib – Plain To See
30. J. Dilla – Do Ya Thang (Prod. by B.R. Gunna)
31. Four Tet w/ J. Dilla & Guilty Simpson – Serious As Your Life (Remix)
32. Common – The Light (the Hook)
33. Common feat. Erykah Badu – The Light (Remix)
34. J. Dilla and Trade – Won’t Do (Remix)
35. Wonway Possibul – I Had a Dream
36. Donut World (Prod. by REL)
37. Madlib speaks on Dilla (Exclusive D2S Interview)
UncategorizedComments Off on Mirrors in Every Corner
Our girl Chinaka!! The world premiere of her new work on Feb 25th. Here are the deets:
From Intersection’s acclaimed resident theatre company Campo Santo and The Living Word Project (the resident theater company of Youth Speaks) comes the world premiere of Mirrors In Every Corner, written by emerging playwright Chinaka Hodge. This genre breaking and strikingly original theatre work chronicles an Oakland-based African American family alternately in the present and in 1988 after the mother gives birth to a Caucasian baby. Examining how race is lived in and through the body, this world premiere play attempts to unearth the reality and the fictive construction of race – what makes someone black, what is blackness, what is family, and what is lineage- as a family grapples with the issues of race and identity in contemporary America. The play is directed by performance innovator and the Living Word Project’s Artistic Director Marc Bamuthi Joseph; and features Daveed Diggs, Margo Hall, Dwight Huntsman and Traci Tolmaire; with a score by composer and trumpeter Ambrose Akinmusire;and a dual visual art installation and scenic design by artist Evan Bissell; and a collaborative team of Alejandro Acosta, Ray Diaz, Ben Fisher, Tanya Orellana, Joan Osato, Kate Purnell,and Ricky Saenz.
Thu, Feb 25 – Sun, Mar 21 | 8pm – 10pm | $25 – $15 (Thursdays are Pay-What-You-Can)
Location
Intersection for the Arts
446 Valencia Street
San Francisco, CA 94103
UncategorizedComments Off on L.A. Series #1 Dibiase & P.U.D.G.E.
All City Records is releasing a series of limited edition 10″ releases every month for the entire year of 2010. Each 10″ features 2 Los Angeles based producers, and the first release features Dibiase and P.U.D.G.E, two brewing LA producers that have been making their mark w/ various releases and production placements.
In support of this release, here is “Smoke It Over” a track produced by both Dibiase and P.U.D.G.E. which is featured on this first LA Series 10″, which is on iTunes now.
Stussy and Stones Throw Records have partnered for Raph Rashid’s classic pic of J Dilla on a limited-edition Stussy Tee. This will be released Feb. 13, 2010 in White and Black (Peach should be getting both colorways)
The photo was taken by Raph Rashid in Dilla’s L.A. dining room-turned-studio, summer 2005, for his book Behind The Beat: Hip-Hop Home Studios.
This tee is officially licensed with J Dilla’s heirs, who have recently announced a reorganization of the J Dilla Estate (read here).
Stones Throw will also be announcing a multi-city in-store release parties for this shirts.
(we straight copied this from Stones Throw, as it has all of the pertinent info).
Our photographer (she takes about 90% of the photos on the site), Molly Street, just launched a new website: www.mollystreet.com. Check it out, it’s quite nice…
UncategorizedComments Off on Obey Spring 2010 Clothing Preview
Stevie from Obey runs you through the highlights of the Spring line. The first delivery (as well as a restock of the Rapture Jacket) is available now. We can’t always order every item/colorway that Obey designs, but if you are looking for something we didn’t order, you can always contact us, and we will try to special order it for you.
UncategorizedComments Off on Jason Goad – Original Artwork For Sale
Our friend and the artist responsible for a handful of The Giant Peach ads that you may have seen in various issues of Juxtapoz, has posted some of his original art for sale. One of them being an original painting of the Peach Skull Ad which was in the August 2009 issue of Juxtapoz. Click here to view the pieces that are up for sale. Also visit Jason’s web-site @ www.ingoadwetrust.com while you’re at it!
UncategorizedComments Off on RSE Benefit for Haiti – Tickets on Sale Now
Rhymesayers Presents: A Benefit For Haiti Tuesday, February 9th 2010
First Ave (701 North First Ave, Minneapolis, MN)
Hosted by Slug of Atmosphere
Performances by Brother Ali, Freeway, Sage Francis, Jake One, I Self Devine, Sims, Toki Wright, BK One, B. Dolan, Muja Messiah, Kevin Beacham, and King Otto
$20 | 18+
Tickets for the Rhymesayers presented Benefit For Haiti are officially on sale today! You can pick up tickets at the following independent record stores; Fifth Element, The Electric Fetus, Treehouse Records, Road Runner Records, Down In The Valley (Golden Valley) as well as the First Avenue box office and online through Ticketmaster!
