Oh my gosh they actually started singing the 'Tek Nova - Towa Tei' (the song Dilla sampled to create the masterpiece) in Japanese (from 5:08). This is AMAZING!
Now you caught my heart for the evening, kiss my cheek move and you confuse things, should I just sit out or come harder, help me find my way. Thank you Tribe. Thank you Carlos Nino & Miguel Atwood-Ferguson. Thank you Jay Dee.
WHAT IS GPING ON HERE?!!!! I've listened to the Miguel Atwood Ferguson tribute to Jay Dee a zillion times. What is that awesome cover with extra drums , chunky bass and all?!!!! Who covered that?!!!!! See, Dilla was a genius. Then all his legacy is a Pandora box where every cover, alternate take, remix is an open door to a new world. True respect here!
This is hip hop, j Dilla shared his gift with us and unfortunately left the earth with it. All this noise that's on the radio like drake and other untalented so called artist are spreading ignorance to the world, we need to bring this music back from the dead so we can teach kids that real music comes from the heart and not from a paycheck. Dilla made music, music wasn't his job, it was his life. Rest In Beats James Yancey.
@@godwinameya5519 Amen to that. Like jazz hip-hop is life but come on, it's not like everything else is garbage. There are tons of people out there today, and they're doing a ton of different styles. It's whack to say that all of modern hip-hop is wrong and lost its way, you guys just have to look for more than 15 seconds and see that it lives on.
calling drake, apart of the evolution of hip hop, as noise is completely dismissing the importance of j dilla to music as a whole. like anything, music and hip hop will evolve and we must appreciate it in all its forms. i know dilla did
Dj Towa Towa from Deelite was where I first heard this joint . Before I'd ever heard of Jay Dee or TCQ's version. So whilst I accept the fact that no one flipped a sample quite like Dilla (except perhaps Madlib ) and TCQ are dope as fuck. Towa was grooving this joint before both of them , so respect due to him .
Often i refrain myself about how i feel Every time we speak Deeply fantazise for seconds at times our brown 👀 meet Is this destiny or even fate.. So hard for me to explain Being socially aware of my surroundings i just fall back and maintain Get the butterflies inside when someone mentions your name... Ayyyyeeee
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Hello, can someone point me in the right direction to get a hq version of this song, please? I have already purchased a shorter accoustinc version from Stones Throw website but that version has no drums, no bass, no Rhodes, etc... I would give my left kidney for this full track!
I'm confused tho. SOME of the flutes are from Tribe Called Quest 'Find a Way' but it doesn't say that Tribe sampled it from J-Dilla? But this whole track is a tribute to J Dilla.
The Ummah was a music production collective, composed of members Q-Tip and Ali Shaheed Muhammad of A Tribe Called Quest, and the late Jay Dee (also known as J Dilla) of the Detroit-based group Slum Village
