DJ JUSTDIZLE presents.... 196 James (J DILLA) Yancey tracks for your listening pleasure =)

New Mixtape: Just Dizle “Best Of J Dilla”

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1.Crustation – Purple (A Tribe Called Quest Edit)
2.Pharcyde – She Said (Jay Dee Remix)
3.Mos Def – Can U See The Pride In The Panther (Jay Dee Remix)
4.Bizarre – Butterfly
5.Erykah Badu – My Life
6.Pharcyde – Splattitorium
7.Busta Rhymes – Show Me What You Got
8.Busta Rhymes – It’s A Party (The Ummah Remix)
9.D’Angelo – Those Dreaming Eyes (Jay Dee Remix)
10.Busta Rhymes – It Ain’t Safe No More
11.Common – Soul Power
12.De La Soul – Peer Pressure ft B-Real
13.Frank-N-Dank – Afterparty
14.Phife Dawg – Ya Heard Me
15.Common – The Questions
16.Toshi Kubota – Nothing But Your Love (Jay Dee Remix)
17.Commom – It’s Your World
18.A Tribe Called Quest – That Shit
19.Janet Jackson – Got Till It’s Gone (Ummah Jay Dee Mix)
20.A Tribe Called Quest – Da Booty
21.De La Soul – Stakes Is High
22.Pharcyde – Somethin That Mean Somethin’
23.Common – Dooinit
24.DJ Jazzy Jeff – Are You Ready
25.A Tribe Called Quest – 1nce Again
26.Mad Skillz – The Jam
27.5 Elementz – You Ain’t Fresh
28.Busta Rhymes – What Up
29.De La Soul – Much More
30.A Tribe Called Quest – Stressed Out (Baby Phife Version)
31.Pharcyde – Y?
32.Pharcyde – Y (Jay Dee Remix)
33.Slum Village – Players
34.Faith Evans – You Used To Love Me (Ummah Remix)
35.Pharcyde – Runnin
36.Keith Murray – Dangerous Ground
37.Frank-N-Dank – Ma Dukes
38.Keith Murray – The Rhyme (Slum Village Remix)
39.A Tribe Called Quest – Find A Way
40.Q-Tip – Let’s Ride
41.The Roots – Dynamite
42.LSK – Hate Or Love (remix ft Dwele and Jay Dee)
43.Steve Spacek – Dollar$
44.Craig Mack – Get Down (Q-Tip Remix)
45.Bahamadia – One-4-Teen (Jay Dee Remix)
46.Frank-N-Dank – Pimp Strut
47.A Tribe Called Quest – Steppin It Up
48.Common – The Light
49.Phife Dawg – Ben Dova
50.Med – So Real
51.Pharcyde – Drop
52.Med – Push
53.Q-Tip – Vivrant Thing
54.Slum Village – Who Are We
55.Jaylib -The Official

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1.Intro
2.Common – A Film Called Pimp
3.Copywrite – Clap
4.Illa J – R U Listenin
5.J.Dilla – Lightworks (Flying Lotus Remix)
6.J.Dilla – Dill Shady Stands Up
7.Madlib – Take It Back
8.J. Dilla – BodyMovin w/ JRocc
9.J.Dilla – In The Streets
10.J.Dilla -Stop
11.J.Dilla – Vibeout
12.Slum Village – Hoes
13.Slum Village- Keep It On
14.Mood – Secrets Of The Sand (JayDee Remix)
15.Frank-N-Dank – Okay
16.Jay Dee-Featuring Phat Kat
17.Common – So Far To Go ft D’Angelo
18.Common – Love Is
19.1st Down – It Don’t Get No Liver Than This
20.Slum Village – Fantastic (original)
21.Guilty Simpson- Stress
22.Q-Tip – End Of Time
23.Slum Village – The Things You Do
24.Innerzone Orchestra – People Make The World Go Round (remix)
25.Cypress Hill – Illusions (Q-Tip Remix)
26.Slum Village – Fall In Love
27.Pharcyde- Bullshit
28.Phat Kat – Door ft J.Dilla& Fat Ray
29.Big L – Flamboyant (Dilla Remix)
30.Que D – Michelle
31.Jaylib – The Red
32.J Dilla – Laurin Hill Rejectoid Instrumental
33.Chino XL- Don’t Say A Word
34.Frank-N-Dank – Everybody Get Up
35.J.Dilla – Circus
36.Common – Payback is A Grandmother
37.Slum Village -I Don’t Know
38.Slum Village – Closer
39.A Tribe Called Quest – Rock n Roll (jay Dee Remix)
40.Slum Village – Forth& Back
41.The Roots – Can’t Stop This
42.Nine Yards – Find A Way (Jay Dee Remix)
43.A Tribe Called Quest – Keeping It Moving
44.J.Dilla – Jungle Love w/ med & Guilty Simpson
45.A Tribe Called Quest – The Love
46.Michael Jackson – History (The Ummah Dj Mix)
47.J.Dilla – Won’t Do
48.Slum Village – Tainted
49.Brand New Heavies – Sometimes (Ummah Remix)
50.Jay Dee – B.B.E.
51.Slum Village – We Be Dem (Remix)
52.De La Soul – Thru Your City
53.Big Herk,MC Breed, Slum Village – It’s On
54.Phat Kat – Destiny
55.J.Dilla – On Stilts
56.Common – Come Close (Remix)
57.Guru – Certified ft Bilal
58.J.Dilla – Ya’ll Ain’t Ready
59.Common – Heat
60.Busta Rhymes – Live It Up
61.J. Dilla – The Diff’rence
62.Jaylib – Raw Shit ft Talib Kweli
63.Frank-N-Dank – Ya’ll Don’t Want it
64.J.Dilla – I Told Ya’ll
65.1st Down – A Day Wit The Homiez
66.Jay Dee – Fuck Da Police
67.Frank-N-Dank – MCA
68.Jay Dee – Pause
69.Slum Village – Raise It Up
70.J.Dilla – Come Get It
71.Slum Village – Climax (Girl Shit)

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1.Mr Shakes
2.Erykah Badu – Didn’t Cha Know
3.Macy Gray – I Try (Jay Dee Remix)
4.J Dilla – Kalimba
5.Erykah Badu – Kiss Me On My Neck
6.Dwele – Cheap
7.Jay Dee – Fuck All Night
8.Jay Dee – Gobstopper
9.1st Down – Front Street
10.J Dilla – Grind For Real
11.Ghostface Killah – Whip You With A Strap
12.Lucy Pearl – Without You (Jay Dee Remix)
13.Carl Craig ft J Dilla – Make The World Go Round
14.J Dilla – Flyyy
15.Busta Rhymes – Keep It Moving
16.J Dilla – Dime Piece (Remix) ft Dwele
17.Illa J – Sounds Like Love
18.DJ Cam & Cameo – Love Junkee (Jay Dee Remix)
19.Proof – Vibe Session
20.Baatin – Magic
21.Dabrye – Game Over ft Jay Dee & Phat Kat
22.Busta Rhymes – Still Shining
23.De La Soul – Stakes Is High (Alternate Remix)
24.Little Indian – One Little Indian (Jay Dee Remix)
25.Jaylib – Strapped ft Guilty Simpson
26.J Dilla – Grannie
27.J Dilla – See That Boy Fly ft Illa J & Cue D
28.Raekwon – 10 Bricks
29.J Dilla – Was Da Da Dang
30.Frank’n'Dank – Xotic Dancer ft Kardinal Offishall
31.J Dilla – Fire Wood Drumstix ft Doom
32.Spacek – Eve (Jay Dee Remix)
33.Phife Dawg – Game Day
34.J Dilla – Over The Breaks
35.ASD – Komm Schon
36.Lawless Elements – Love ft J Dilla
37.A Tribe Called Quest – Motivators
38.Slum Village – Groove
39.Slum Village – Yes Ya’ll
40.J Dilla – Red LIght ft J Davey
41.J Dilla – Nasty Ain’t It
42.Jaylib – The Mission
43.Phat Kat – 1000 NIggaz ft Obie Trice, Lee Louis, La Peace
44.J Dilla – Dilla Bot vs The Hybrid
45.Common – In The Light ft Erykah Badu
46.Jaylib – Raw Addict
47.Oh No – MOve pt2 ft J Dilla & Roc C
48.J Dilla – 24k Rap ft Havoc
49.Slum Village – Let’s Go
50.Jaylib – Military Minded
51.J Dilla & Dj Quik – Get Down Instrumental
52.J Dilla – Tha Shining
53.Slum Village – All y’all
54.Sa-Ra Creative Partners – THrilla
55.J Dilla – Pop Shit w Dracula
56.J Dilla – Breathe & Stop (Original instrumental)
57.J DIlla – E=MC2 ft Common
58.Talib KWeli – STand To The Side
59.J Dilla – RIco Suave Bossa Nova
60.Slum Village – Go Ladies
61.Royce Da 5′9″ – Let’s Grow
62.Jay Dee – You Hot
63.Four Tet – Serious As Life ft Guilty SImpson
64.Jay Dee – The $
65.Platinum Pied Pipers – Shotgun Intro
66.B.R. Gunna – Do Ya Thang
67.Slum Village – The Look OF Love pt 2
68.Phat Kat – Don’t Nobody Care About Us
69.Jaylib – ice ft Medaphoar
70.Jay Dee – Plastic Dreams (Original Mix)

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WORDS FROM THE HERO

Pe@ce world, while trying to get my hands on the new (yet another) version of JAY ELECTRONICA'S uber Banger "EXHIBIT C" I ended up coming across A gem! FRANCE'S very own Super DJ JUST DIZLE! put together A 3 piece (196 tracks) J-DILLA mix as A Guess A holiday gift to ....well......Anyone with ears!!!! So even tho I was looking for this so called mastered version of the Jay Electronica Track, I came up on top with this dope content to post for you all!!!! Before I get into JUST DIZLES 15 Minutes of HsH Fame let me close the chapter on The Voodoo Man real quick....

I went ahead and Paid for the version Jay Released on I-TUNES and I was super sad, the tempo was slower, and it seemed like he re-recorded the track and it has less energy, maybe its just my imagination, but this is A full mastered version of the Mr. Magic radio rip. (still Slow and sounds....well less genuine and hype)

Back 2Just Dizle! I went ahead A took the liberty of not only posting the J DILLA MIX he did but also his tribute mixes to the Femcee's hosted by JAZZY JOYCE and MC LYTE!!!! Now... As always I have posted some links for you to check out, you know the usual suspects...(myspace,twitter, facebook, etc) but there is one LINK that I HIGHLY RECOMMEND you BOOKMARKING as soon as you read/listen/download everything here.

The Link is : http://www.podfeed.net/podcast/DJ+Just+Dizle+aka+Le+Champion+Paris+-+FRANCE/12684

The Reason is, Just Dizle has A grip of Amazing Mix's up for download/stream that you will def want to get your hands on....

• justdizle.com/

• twitter.com/justdizle
  

• myspace.com/justdizle

• facebook.com/jlechampion
  

DJ Just Dizle @ Bataclan from Just Dizle on Vimeo.

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What ever happened to the femcee?

France's #1 DJ Just Dizle has put together two free volumes to remind you,

hosted by Jazzy Joyce and MC Lyte.

Download link (Both Mixes):

http://www.justdizle.com/ld/jd_ladiesfirst_joyce_mclyte.zip

1.Jazzy Joyce - Intro

2.Nonchalant - Until The Day

3.Lauryn Hill - Zealots

4.Missy Elliott - The Rain

5.Bahamadia - True Honey Buns

6.Lil Kim - Drugs

7.Storm - Tradin War Stories

8.Lauryn Hill - Rumble In The Jungle

9.Eve - Eve Of Destruction

10.Foxy Brown - I Shot ya (Remix)

11.Nonchalant - 5'O Clock In The Morning

12.Heather B - If Headz Only Knew

13.Vita - Vita, Vita, Vita

14.Rah Digga - Straight Spittin pt II

15.Da Brat - My Beliefs

16.Lady Luck - Come and Get It

17.Sweet Tee & Jazzy Joyce - It's My Beat

18.Lady Of Rage - You Know My Steez (3 Men and A Lady Remix)

19.Lil Kim - Came Back For You

20.Nonchalant - Take It There (Remix)

21.Lady Of Rage - Afro Puffs

22.Paula Perry - Extra, Extra

23.Rah Digga - What They Call Me

24.Queen Latifah - U.N.I.T.Y. (Original & Big Titty Mix)

25.Ladybug Mecca - Nickel Bags

26.Ladybug Mecca & Jazzy Joyce - 9th Wonder

27.Jean Grae - Goin Crazy

28.Queen Latifah - Wrath of Madness (DJ Premier Remix)

29.Free - Patriots

30.Smooth - Mind Blowin

31.Salt N Pepa - My Mic Sounds Nice

32.Da Brat - Give It 2 U (Remix)

33.Eve - Double R What

34.Charli Baltimore - NBC

35.Bahamadia & Mecca Star - 3 Tha Hard Way

36.Foxy Brown - The Promise

37.Rah Digga - Down For The Count

38.Foxy Brown - The Letter

39.Ladybug Mecca - Rebirth Of The Slick

40.Lauryn Hill - Sweetest Thing (Remix)

41.Roxanna Shante - Roxanne's Revenge

42.Salt N Pepa - Everybody Get Up

43.Roxanne Shante - Big Mama (Large Professor Remix)

44.Yo Yo - Better Ask Somebody

45.Nicki D, Paula Perry, Rah Digga, Heather B, Precious P and Bahamadia - Six Pack

46.Jazzy Joyce - Outro

1.MC Lyte - Intro

2.MC Lyte - Brooklyn

3.Lauryn Hill - How Many Mics

4.Jean Grae - Aalikes

5.Lil Kim - Queen Bitch

6.Eve - Philly, Philly

7.Bahamadia - I Confess (The Roots Remix &Eric Sermon Remix)

8.MC Lyte, Yo Yo, Queen Latifah - I Wanna Be Down (Remix)

9.Queen Latifah - Just Another Day (New Jack Remix & Album Version)

10.Lauryn Hill - Vocab (Remix)

11.Rah Digga - Showdown

12.MC Lyte - 10% Dis

13.MC Lyte - You Cut

14.MC Lyte & Positive K - I'm Not Havin It

15.Heather B - My Kinda Nigga

16.Lil Kim - Get Money

17.Foxy Brown - Fox Boogie

18.Roxanne Shante - The Cypher III

19.Lauryn Hill & Rah Digga - Cowboys

20.Bahamadia & Rah Digga - Be Ok

21.MC Lyte speaks

22.MC Lyte,Bahamadia,Nonchalant,Yo Yo - Keep On Pushin

23.MC Lyte - I Cram To Understand You

24.Foxy Brown - Friend

25.Rah Digga - Lessons Of Today

26.Lauryn Hill - The Score

27.C-Low - Feel It

28.Lady Luck - Symphony 2000

29.MC Lyte - Survival of The Fittest

30.MC Lyte - Wonder Years

31.Lil Kim - Quiet Storm (Remix)

32.Bahamadia - Total Wreck

33.Hurricane G - Roc U

34.Lil Kim - Big Momma Thang

35.Salt N Pepa - Tramp

36.Sweet Tee - It's Like That Ya'll

37.The Real Roxanne - The Real Roxanne

38.Yo Yo - Mama Don't Take No Mess

39.Monie Love & Queen Latifah - Buddy (Remix)

40.Queen Latifah - Had It Up 2 Here

41.Monie Love - Born 2 B.R.E.E.D.

42.MC Lyte - Ruffneck

43.MC Lyte - Paper Thin

44.MC Lyte - Outro

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HsH

A HobbyshopHero Highlight, Starring: Arnaud "ONRA" Bernard

WORDS FROM THE HERO
It is with great pleasure and A highest honor that I bring you this highlight spot on this Kind Souled Super Producer, ONRA.
I met ONRA via myspace back in 04/05 before myspace was saturated w/ millions of ... (insert here) He was and is to this day A Beatmaker who is ahead of his time. Since I can remember my biggest dream in life has been to visit JAPAN, Tokyo specifically so when I noticed my man was Touring in JAPAN I decided to head over to his page to congratulate him and ask how everything was going over there. While there I skimmed through his blog and saw that There was an Interview w/ Onra @t The Huffingtonpost (which is now featured in this post as well) and I then decided it was way past due for ONRA to be introduced to you wonderful readers =)
I have been holding off on alot of special features of certain Artists and Topics because this is a fairly new website and I wanted to build up a decent audience before I brought certain things to light therefor I wouldn't have to make duplicate posts hahahah.
I went ahead and put just a few things ONRA has been involved w/ in this post. I would highly recommend going to his Myspace and keeping up to date w/ his future endeavors as well as backtracking and catch up on his past ones.

Because in the immortal words of The Abstract, Q-TIP....

"Yo this kid is Niiiiiiiiiiiccccceeee"

Pe@ce!

HsH

P.S.

ONRA is on tour in JAPAN & the tour continues thru may when he returns to france and keeps the tour going. If you happen to be in JAPAN (which I know a few of you readers are) you can VIEW ONRA'S TOUR DATES HERE!

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Download the mix here!

“This is 100% soul music, selected from original vinyls. I put a lot of my favorite songs in it… I didnt want to do the regular “beatmaker podcast” thing……. I think it’s boring and a lot of people do it better already. I called it simply soulful joints. There is no tracklisting.”

- ONRA

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Häzel and Onra foolin' in the streets of paris after Onra's Live ( 7 may 2008). "i can't wake up" track performed and produced by Häzel .

• www.myspace.com/onra
  
• www.myspace.com/hazeldizzy

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SUPPORT MY MAN!

Boomkat.com picked up the new project "1.0.8" as album of the week!!!

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Fatcity.co.uk added "The Anthem 7" " to their featured single section:

Tracklist

1. The Anthem (Unreleased extended Version) Listen Now
2. Last tango In Saigon Listen Now
3. Clap Clap Listen Now
4. Relax in Mui Ne Listen Now

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A Hip-Hop Renaissance Resides in France

by: Freelance Journalist, Timothy Cooper

taken from....

www.huffingtonpost.com

It all started with a trip back to his father's birthplace.

Vietnam, That's where Arnaud "Onra" Bernard found the inspiration for his signature sound. After spending time with children at an orphanage in the Vietnamese city of Hue, the Parisian producer was so moved by the experience that he rushed to a local city market to arm himself with a new cache of vintage Chinese pop records. Aiming to construct a new sound based on a fusion of Asian melodies and soulful hip-hop, Onra began to build a foundation for his underground symphonies by adding a dose of J Dilla, the legendary hip-hop producer who lost his battle with lupus in 2006. The end result was Chinoiseries, a groundbreaking album released in 2007 that garnered reputable buzz in exclusive music circles and made him a legend on the Internet's most selective blogs. Using the history of his father's homeland and soaking in the spirit of his mother's French roots, Onra has established himself as a harmonious maestro who can adapt to any type of music as he travels around the globe searching for crates of rare vinyl to pick apart for his distinctive samples. Onra is hard at work touring in Asia and promoting his new album, 1.0.8, which was released in February, while the hip-hop world awaits a greatly-coveted Chinoiseries Part II. As his sound continues to evolve into an international staple, this renaissance man is focused on paying homage to his musical past, while creating amazing sounds for the bright future that awaits him. But if he ever runs out of inspiration, he can always return to that orphanage in the city of Hue.

Talk a little about your journey into music.

I got into music at the age of 10. My step-brother was older than me and I was kind of looking up to him -- he was listening to old school hip-hop and I thought it was cool. I started with hip-hop music and I've always listened to it since then. I was in my early 20s when I got into other kinds of music. That's when I discovered the samples that different artists used to make instrumentals. That's also around the time that I got into making music with cheap software. It got more serious in 2003 when I bought my first piece of equipment, an Akai MPC 1000 sampler. When I was traveling back and forth to Africa, all of my friends were listening to hip-hop and black music in general. They had a big influence on me as well.

Why do you think hip-hop culture is so revered worldwide?

What we know now as hip-hop is totally different from what it used to be originally. The media helped hip-hop get more famous, but at the same time, [the media also] drew a wrong image of it. The original motto was "Peace, Unity, Love and Having Fun," and you can't really find that nowadays in rap music. I don't really know why it traveled to so many countries, knowing it was born in the Bronx, NY. I guess the youth needed something they could relate to, and hip-hop is a really contemporary kind of music. Hip-hop culture is rich and deep, and there are many kinds of sub-genres. Everybody can find something they like in hip-hop music.

Who were your musical icons growing up?

I went through many phases growing up; I was inspired by who was hot, and it was right at the time when there was this East Coast vs. West Coast rap rivalry. I found something I really loved in OutKast. Then, when a group from Detroit called Slum Village came out, I truly found what I loved the most. [It was] mainly because of their beats, produced by the late, great J Dilla.

We know that J Dilla is a part of the catalyst for your sound. How did his music affect your creativity?

I fell in love with his music because he simply is the best who has ever done it; he opened our minds and ears to new genres. I think most people in hip-hop would agree with me. He is respected by all the pioneers, and his music is magic -- it has that natural human swing nobody can imitate. Everything that he's made is just great...he never came out whack and always evolved and pushed boundaries. He was also light years ahead of his time. There's this famous sentence you can read here and there, "J Dilla changed my life," and it's really the case for me. Without his music, I never could have been as inspired to make the music I make today.

Thank You Jay Dee / Free Your Funk from MASSCORPORATION.COM on Vimeo.

What projects do you have planned for 2009?

I've been currently touring in Japan for over a month. When I come back to France, I have a few more gigs scheduled for early summer. I'm working on two different projects at the same time. The first project is going to be my first album with vocals, and that's going to take me a lot of time because I have to make songs and not just beats. The second project is another instrumental album, more in the vein of what I did recently -- it will be more inspired by '80s funk and R&B. I'm looking forward to making gigs in as many countries possible.

Are you planning on coming to the U.S. anytime soon?

This is secretly what I'm waiting for, but nothing is planned for now. I think people don't want to spend too much nowadays because of the economic crisis, but hopefully some opportunities will come to me in the future. So far, I've played across Europe, Vietnam, New Zealand and Japan. The U.S is next on the list.

What's the hip-hop scene like in your native France?

The hip-hop scene in France is divided. You have the commercial rap, the independent ghetto rap, the jazzy scene-which is more inspired by U.S. hip-hop from the 90's-and the alternative scene, which I guess I'm a part of. All in all, artists like the Jazz Liberatorz and Hocus Pocus are putting France on the map. Some labels are doing some good work too--like Favorite, Trad Vibe and Kif Records.

At the end of the day, what do you want your legacy to be in hip-hop?

I hope I'll have some recognition from the French hip-hop community, even if I have more support abroad than in my own country. I hope I'm opening doors for people and creating opportunities. I just hope people will respect my name and my art later on.

For more info on Onra and his music, visit www.myspace.com/onra.