Maureen Yancey (J Dilla’s Mum) and DJ Butter talk about Dilla Day Detroit, New Music and Lupus
Jay Dee RIP
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On today James ‘J-Dilla’ Yancey’s birthday, The Doctor’s Orders are pleased to share news of the only official UK Dilla tributes, held at the weekend in London and Manchester.
Both events were sold out to capacity and The Doctors Orders would like to take this chance to thank all of those that not only helped put the events together, the DJs that all gave up their time for free but all of you that came and celebrated the life of a true Hip-Hop genius.
A note from Ma Dukes “I wanted to extend this my appreciation first to Spin Doctor & his team and to all faithful crew that have always supported this event and therefore the Yancey family and the foundation. One Love! Ma Dukes”
Approx £9000 was raised for the J-Dilla Foundation & Lupus UK
THANK YOU!
JAY DEE RIP!
Knob Creek features verses from JustMe, Sheisty Khrist with Marcus Wilkerson on the hook. Jaq handles the beat production.
JustMe said, “Knob Creek didn’t start off as a song about racism, but when you try to do a song about Kentucky, it’s liable to come up. It may manifest itself in less aggressive ways, but it’s still alive and kickin’. If I may propose a toast…to finding unity in diversity!”
Directed by Deacon the Villain (Cunninlynguists). JustMe’s album “Full Disclosure” is available wherever you buy music.
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New video from the Broken Dialect camp with Messi-Mussiah’s track ‘Humanity’ Taken from the ‘Turn The World Upside Down’ album. Available from….
Super Ti2bs mixtape launch party was off the hook. You can see from the video above. UK hip hop vibes at it’s best in a nice and compact venue.
To learn more about Super Ti2bs, check out his twitter:
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More rare footage courtesy of Westwoods YouTube channel with Run DMC Beatboxing & rapping in London 1988
Shotty Horroh drops a freestyle for UKTalent Show Outside the “Distinction” event in Leeds held by Don’t Flop
Shot By @TrixCity
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Public Enemy 1988 behind the scenes rare footage from Def II Tour Hamersmith Odeon 1988 London, UK.
Hackney Colliery Band have a wicked cover of Blackstreets ‘No Diggity’, blasting their brass all over it. Too Many T’s were lucky enough to be asked along to join them at a gig and after 10 minutes jamming they performed this track with them live in Hackney.
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