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Jea! Right on time for Dilla month comes an announcement that the late great's shelved major label debut album, originally titled Pay Jay, will now see commercial release in a few months, now bearing the name The Diary. Though a bootleg pressing of Pay Jay saw its way onto vinyl around 2008, this will be the first time the album will officially be on wax.
The first teaser is "Anthem," a track featuring long-time Dilla collaborators Frank-N-Dank and originally titled "We F'ed Up" over a Kanye West beat. The new version is produced by Dilla and sounds as good or better than the 'Ye version.
Read the details, courtesy of Rappcats:
The first teaser is "Anthem," a track featuring long-time Dilla collaborators Frank-N-Dank and originally titled "We F'ed Up" over a Kanye West beat. The new version is produced by Dilla and sounds as good or better than the 'Ye version.
Read the details, courtesy of Rappcats:
"The Estate of James Yancey has revived PayJay as a functioning imprint, and is announcing its release of J Dilla's long lost vocal album, The Diary. The first single "Anthem" b/w "Trucks" is now available as a pre-sale at rappcats.com and will be released on vinyl early this spring. Both "Anthem" and "Trucks" were produced, and feature complete vocal performances, by Dilla. The tracks come straight from multi-track masters found on 2-inch tape shortly after Dilla's passing in 2006. These songs have been mixed by engineer Dave Cooley, who worked extensively with Dilla during his years in Los Angeles. Using Dilla's original demo mixes as his guide, Cooley attempted to finalize Dilla's vision for these tracks, while keeping all of the elements that Dilla had in place in his original demos present.
The Diary is an album of vocal performances recorded between in the early 2000s over production by the likes of Madlib, Pete Rock, Nottz, House Shoes, Karriem Riggins and others."
Streaming source:
http://soundcloud.com/rappcats/jdilla-anthem
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