J sounds so humble and so gracious. It's a tragedy we lost him so young but as @Ken Torres mentioned, he gave us so many gems are that most definitely still relevant... His music will live on ❤️
after reading the book and scouring these interviews...the man was shy and loved working on music....he worked so hard that his body rejected it...hard work is not the answer to everything... good focused hard work is...in time frames...dont let the establishment work us all back into servitude....and remember ...on the count of three..
Word. I would say this interview is a gift to anyone involved in making music period. Dilla was influential not just in hip hop, but across the spectrum. Detroit stand up. Rip Dilla.
Thank you for posting this! It’s crazy how rare interviews with Dilla are. Finding a new one is one of the best feelings ever. He’s truly missed. They’re still trying to catch up!! Bless to the SV Fam
I've been amazed by J Dilla when I first picked up the new Pharcyde back in '95 at Warehouse Records. It's always great to hear something new by him, music or interviews. I hope more youngsters today hear more about him. He was the real deal!
cant believe i just looked up j dilla interview knowning i wont find nothing new , and boom !! this was uploaded yesterday ... !! this is amazing thank you !!
This is amazing to hear. I got a little sad when I heard him talk about all the different kinds of artists he wanted to sign. Imagine the kind of label he could have had. The artists he would have been putting on and helping develop. On top of what he was able to do before he passed. I guess the best thing to do is to try to carry on what he set out to do. Push music forward the right way.
There's so many dilla interviews that aren't upload. Thank you for uploading this! The interviewer knew from the beginning j dilla was unique. ❤ #RipJdilla
Why all the dope humble artist gotta go Inspiration like this is rare Rip j dilla You touched more lives than you’ll ever know While others change there style up to remain on top The best music comes from those who pushed boundaries Rip mf doom
Dope Dilla face sticker on my back windshield rollin' around Detroit showing respect like I'm spose to. Dilla will always be Motown's finest! Rest In Beats
I remember being 14 struggling to find J Dilla interviews, videos, only thing I could indulge in was the music which was enough for me. But to hear this now.. is such a blessing. Feel that kid in me again, thank you for this gold!
Such a great interview. Its rare that you find an interviewer who even knows enough about music making to even know what to ask a master craftsman like Dilla.
Wow.. thanks for this gift. Im looking for every reference Dilla mentionned. Can't help to think what a produced Dilla rock band would sound like on McNasty Records.. probably ultra dope
This is incredible. Prior to this I had never heard J Dilla speak/hear his speaking voice. But this is incredible. Mad respects to you Shay for finding this and posting this here to TH-cam. II've been aware of J Dilla for the longest, and without a doubt he is one of the greatest hip-hop producers of all time. He truly revolutionized making beats/beat making. His music will continue to live on forever. RIP J Dilla.
this might be the definative Dilla interview; great find for the lady that posted this, and the interviewer asked great questions, this is def a time capsule archive
@@EASFromTheWest he meant both a producer and rapper, there are not many people that can do both, evidence is probably a better rapper than him to be fair he also makes beats
Nice to hear him speak about McNasty and wanting to do Barry Gordy producer role ..wish it would have come to fruition...The Frank n Dank stuff is Heavy ..the Beats are like nothing else he made very Detroit
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J sounds so humble and so gracious. It's a tragedy we lost him so young but as @Ken Torres mentioned, he gave us so many gems are that most definitely still relevant... His music will live on ❤️
Read the book he wasn’t so nice all the time lol
@@michaeldewitt3500He’s a human being. A human with mistakes, regrets but he took positive things through music
@@SecondWizards R.I.P. J Dilla
after reading the book and scouring these interviews...the man was shy and loved working on music....he worked so hard that his body rejected it...hard work is not the answer to everything... good focused hard work is...in time frames...dont let the establishment work us all back into servitude....and remember ...on the count of three..
Dude asked all the right questions too
A man of the music. He let the music inform his questions.
Yeh
Disagree, way too focused on equipment, which means nothing
@@bagofrandomyeah to you. Every musician is always interested in gear… why do you think there are so many rig breakdown videos of musicians
All of his interviews always seem smooth as his music lol
This is like a time machine! To hear Dilla talk about music is gift if you are a true BeatMaker! This is gold!🔥💥
Talk to em bro. True beatmakers. Not u lazy cats lol. Take discipline but u can be cool about it in style
Word. I would say this interview is a gift to anyone involved in making music period. Dilla was influential not just in hip hop, but across the spectrum.
Detroit stand up. Rip Dilla.
all music styles@@dannnnydannnn5201
Thank you for posting this! It’s crazy how rare interviews with Dilla are. Finding a new one is one of the best feelings ever. He’s truly missed. They’re still trying to catch up!! Bless to the SV Fam
This is like opening up a time capsule!
It’s hard to imagine it’s been almost 20 years since this dropped. What an amazingly innovative time in music.
I've been amazed by J Dilla when I first picked up the new Pharcyde back in '95 at Warehouse Records. It's always great to hear something new by him, music or interviews. I hope more youngsters today hear more about him. He was the real deal!
I've heard about him.
Damn, it's unbelievably dope learning more about Jay Dee in his own words. Thank you for this upload.
My big homie gave me a Slum Village album in 2004. Fantastic Vol 2. When I heard Fall In Love. I fell in love forever with anything Dilla.
cant believe i just looked up j dilla interview knowning i wont find nothing new , and boom !! this was uploaded yesterday ... !! this is amazing thank you !!
This is amazing to hear. I got a little sad when I heard him talk about all the different kinds of artists he wanted to sign. Imagine the kind of label he could have had. The artists he would have been putting on and helping develop. On top of what he was able to do before he passed. I guess the best thing to do is to try to carry on what he set out to do. Push music forward the right way.
RIP DILLA DAWG & thank you for your music. ♥️
There's so many dilla interviews that aren't upload. Thank you for uploading this! The interviewer knew from the beginning j dilla was unique. ❤ #RipJdilla
Another pearl. God bless your spirit and Life Dilla. Still Dilla stays relevant
Thank you so much for posting this, It’s so rare to hear something new with his voice. This made my month, DILLA FOREVER! 🙌🏽🖤
Fuck me this an unbelievably good interview. This clip is legendary, thank you!
Why all the dope humble artist gotta go
Inspiration like this is rare
Rip j dilla
You touched more lives than you’ll ever know
While others change there style up to remain on top
The best music comes from those who pushed boundaries
Rip mf doom
Speaks as sounds, blessed
Thank you 🙏
This is making me emotional...miss him everyday. Such an inspiration in my life!
Dope Dilla face sticker on my back windshield rollin' around Detroit showing respect like I'm spose to. Dilla will always be Motown's finest! Rest In Beats
I remember being 14 struggling to find J Dilla interviews, videos, only thing I could indulge in was the music which was enough for me. But to hear this now.. is such a blessing. Feel that kid in me again, thank you for this gold!
DOPE!!! Thanks for uploading this!
Such a great interview. Its rare that you find an interviewer who even knows enough about music making to even know what to ask a master craftsman like Dilla.
Ross actually lined up the jay dee remix of eve by spacek
Dilla always had genuine interviews . timeless and always informative
this is GOLD thanks for posting; I thought I heard all Dillas interviews
Man I wish Jay did that kraftwerk refixes album. That would have been serious. Still the legacy is untouchable.
right? that would be the sickest shit ever, he did do a Daft Punk remix though. big fan of ur shit btw
Bless you, Dilla heads what’s up!
Way wayyyy ahead of his time. Checking Cal Tjader, Radiohead and Earth Wind and Fire... could he get anymore random. Love him and his music to bits
Thank u
Thanks for the upload ! Needed a new dilla interview to listen to
This was a really good interview. Was not expecting Dilla to talk about Kid A on the low like that. Really took me back
dearly dearly missed, so good to hear him talk and share his stories and thoughts
Wow his father co-wrote Its A Shame that songs a masterpiece I never knew that wow🤯
Thank you so much for posting this!
Jay Stay Paid! Thanks for this. Dilla Dawg!🍩
Its hilarious hearing him say he dont like looping , then encounters Madlib , and started to do otherwise later along the line lol
Like he said on the alternate intro to Ruff Draft, "Raw shit. Straight loops. Fuck it."
Looped or not, he always mad chopped the shit out of the samples, he wasnt that lazy
@@tareefsmith9027 where can I find that ?
@@favouritethings11 th-cam.com/users/shortsXC-tXmUFX_M?feature=share
He still had a lotta loops in his early career lol. Most of the Slum Village stuff was.
Yes indeed
Thank you Dilla! and thanks for the upload.
God bless you for uploading this 🙏🏾
Wow.. thanks for this gift.
Im looking for every reference Dilla mentionned. Can't help to think what a produced Dilla rock band would sound like on McNasty Records.. probably ultra dope
a humble alien like genius that blessed the earth with his timeless music
This is incredible. Prior to this I had never heard J Dilla speak/hear his speaking voice. But this is incredible. Mad respects to you Shay for finding this and posting this here to TH-cam. II've been aware of J Dilla for the longest, and without a doubt he is one of the greatest hip-hop producers of all time. He truly revolutionized making beats/beat making. His music will continue to live on forever. RIP J Dilla.
Excellent in-depth video. Thank you for posting. R.I.P. - J Dilla - Gone But Never Ever Forgotten.
Humble
MICHIGAN‼️
🕍🧤™️
DETROIT‼
🍩❤
You know what’s crazy.... having been a fan for years.... I haven’t heard his voice till now... I’m not dissapointed
Surely in his raps ?
@@owenrumsey3662 most people only listen to his instrumentals. including myself.
@@owenrumsey3662 and his most iconic album isn't even a rap album
@@uwu-ul1qp old comment but you should check out slum village fantastic volume 2..by ignoring his raps you are missing out on some of his best beats
damn this rare
7:12 we all need to hear that as producers
Thank You for this...✌🏾
❤
came to this for his birthday. happy birthday to the greatest producer and one of my biggest influences dilla RIP.
obsessed w these rn, his legacy lives on forever
Cant believe my ears
Favorite slum village joint? Mines is climax
Untitled/fantastic
Go Ladies
Get this money
Players
forth n back
Ii wish I could like this more than once
🍩🍩🍩
How you get this?
Thank you so much!
20:30
21:22
13:07
this might be the definative Dilla interview; great find for the lady that posted this, and the interviewer asked great questions, this is def a time capsule archive
🌹
What band does he say he’s checking out before EWF? Can’t make that out
Cal Tjader
Beautiful never heard this one before thanks for uploading RiP Jay Dee from Pikahsso down in Dallas Tejas
What’s the name of this beat @15:16
Can u see the pride in the panther jay dee remix
Thank you for this!
❤
@20:55 what was the waajeed/busta joint in the end? imguessing the instrumental called busta or something that ended on on Dillagence
Rest In Beats Dilla 🎶
This is like a beautiful HipHop fossil ! #LLJayDee #Detroit
This one of the best interviews I’ve ever heard
What's that beginning beat in the interview?
Daniel Barberio Slum Village ft Busta Rhymes - What It’s All About
Does anyone know the song in the background at 3:24?
It’s Kaotic harmony - Derrick may & Carl Craig
@@felixwalker8379 woo thank you!
Great talk, thank u for uploading this.
What was the first instrumental beat in the beginning of the video? 0:00-2:40
sv - what it’s all about
We still miss
💓DILLA💓
rip jd , hiphop for life
Fantastic interview. More proof that this man is the greatest producer/rapper to ever do it.
i don’t think he’s the greatest rapper by a long shot but he’s easily one of the greatest producers
@@EASFromTheWest he meant both a producer and rapper, there are not many people that can do both, evidence is probably a better rapper than him to be fair he also makes beats
wow
Great Interview.
26:21
the goat
Thank u for this
yes
this is rare
Da God 🙏🏻
His musical scope is so much larger than just lofi Hip-Hop! It's exciting to hear him talking about wanting to do techno and rock stuff
He didn't make low fi hiphop he made hiphop get that right
i barfed a little when i've read lofi hip-hop
Nice to hear him speak about McNasty and wanting to do Barry Gordy producer role ..wish it would have come to fruition...The Frank n Dank stuff is Heavy ..the Beats are like nothing else he made very Detroit
“Lofi” lol
Good find. Appreciate this one
20:36 who's the artist Dilla mentions?
Wajeed from Detroit's Slum Village