J Dilla & Keith Murray - The Rhyme (Remix) (Instrumental) [Extended]
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- J Dilla's remix to Keith Murray's "The Rhyme" extended instrumental
Artist: J Dilla, Keith Murray
Titles Used: The Rhyme (Slum Village Remix) (Instrumental)
Album: Enigma
Year: 1996
Original: Bill Evans - What Are You Doing The Rest of Your Life [Left To Right] (1969, 1971)
Photographer: Unknown
Photo Location: Detroit, Michigan
Photo Year: Unknown - Hudba
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I'm a wedding DJ and for warmup I always play dilla beats because his music brings so much human joy into the people that if I play his beats silently in the back the atmosphere becomes friendly and joyful. His music inspires me to put effort in my way of thinking and creating music. Thank you dilla
now you gave me an idea lol
this is the truth. i put J dilla on when im doing photoshoots. Its easy to the ears, most people love it.
Wish you did my wedding....Big ups frfr!!!!
Great idea.. I spit over this master piece.. Let me know what you think
kno-1.bandcamp.com/album/tripping
Salute!
I lost my job today and pandemic shit .. but this song .. life goes on
Sorry to hear about your job loss. This shit will eventually be over and we can go back to being somewhat normal.
Hope you survive out there 👍👍👍
Keep ya head up. We are a resilient people. Praises to the most high. You are important, you will recover. Let's pray for those folks worst off than us.
Keep your head up🌞
Stay Strong
turns out all we humans really need in the end were some good beats.
Hopefully we haven't realized this too late.
With some good organic
Absolutely. I've been bumping this for the past 10 years.
Not really the end, just the beginning with some really good beats
musica
It's amazing the fact you can be listening for this repetitive track for 30 minutes and you don't get bored of it. It's almost like magic. Only Dilla was able to do that
This Is Slightly True Nicolay Of Foreign Exchange Has Beats You Can Do That With Too... Like "Come Around" or "Take Off The Blues"....
It's like a massage for the brain
Bill Evans did it at first..!
@@johnellis7763 crwv everyoneliked
Pete Rock too! A Little Soul is absolute magic.
Who is still listening to this master piece in 2024, i still do 🇧🇼🇿🇦♥️
We here 🇫🇷
Bro, Dilla was making "chilled hiphop beats to study to" before that was even a thing, and he's still the GOAT at it.
facts
@@gphi6053 Facts GPHI spitting truth here, I kno u didn't mean it Stealing Fire but don't disrespect Dilla by categorizing his music as "chilled hiphop beats to study to," dude is way too far ahead of any of those cats
@@carminepb2242 fax
@Jayo Delaware Lmfaoo how are you about to say that about Qtip when he's literally on "Hip-Hop Evolution" talking about how Dilla's beats blew his mind, and he showed every rapper and producer he knew Dilla's work. Get that disrespectful talk outta here dawg, learn ya hip-hop history and keep the vibes positive.
@Jayo Delaware you sound dumb as fuck. All the people mentioned give Dilla his props. Q-tip had a group with him called the Ummah where they learned from each other. Show respect to the legacy or keep your mouth shut.
There will never be another J Dilla. :(
Forever imitated but never duplicated.
Atleast we still got Madlib
There is some talents
Coryayo
Aldali
Yotaro
Etc
Reading all the comments, feel like we all share the same spirit
His bounce back then was ridiculous. The bass and kick and snare are so sloppy and perfect.
So swingy yet so tight and in the pocket.
I imagine this is the intro when you walk in heaven
Spot on bruv.
Check out my earthly sounds. Let me know what you think
kno-1.bandcamp.com/album/tripping
I think that’s where Dilla got his inspiration from in the first place my brother ☀️
@@iLLSHiNEz Or Chet Baker - Almost Blue :)
Bill Evans on the one side of the pearly gates and J Dilla on the other just vibing...
Me either
I was already a student to Dilla.
I recently lost my close friend to an overdose. Dont really know how to describe it, but this one more than ever seems to describe how it feels to feel a person's ghost lingering.
Great minds Rest in peace
Love you all!!
Big fun hel
I pray you're doing better this year!
@@IamTiaB much love ❤️ every day is a blessing
Don't know how I will make it through this but J-Dilla is making it way better...TODAY
felling like shit after a tough breakup but this brings something good to my soul. J Dilla 4 ever
Keep ya head up
Much love. Hope you're getting stronger through it!
Reup. Recover Recoup. Then don't REmember anything but the lesson. Let the pain go. Get busy working on you. Forward like a motorcycle. Accelerate. No reverse.
@@XTRABIG Good ass advice
@@XTRABIG Sound reasoning , on point advice guy. The only way to go.
the beautiful Detroit skyline, we miss you Jay
I'd love to go to Detroit before I die...
J Dilla basslines never get tired out
He has the greatest baselines. They speak a mystery language.
Yo i swear Im gon be bumbing this shit for the rest of my life man
100
Damn I miss Dilla.
yeah Dilla and this one stops all the madness right in it's tracks. could you imagine if he was still with us...
I kept wanting to stop listening but I was sucked in to a mood that was everlasting. J Dilla is my go to when I feel down. This is how you get high!!!! RIP JDilla we miss you bro!!!
& I'm high right now!
Why is J DILLA so fucking good!?!?!?
RIP DILLA
This is the first beat that made me fall in love with Jay Dee in '96. Funny I didn't even know or paid much attention to the producers credits. This beat, 1nce Again by ATCQ, Still Shinning Busta Rhymes and De la Soul Stakes Is High had always had me buggin', something grabbed me into these beats, they had so much soul. 4yrs later in 2000 when I started paying attention to the producers. I realised that Jay Dee produced Common's Like Water for Chocolate album and I went back to research more about Jay Dee. I found out that he produced some of my favourite tracks in Hiphop, this joint (Keith Murray - The Rhymes Remix) I fell in love with Jay Dee stuff even more. This is one of the reasons why I like to refer to him as Jay Dee because my favourite stuff of his is when he was Jay Dee. These beats (Keith Murray - The Rhymes Remix, ATCQ 1nce Again, ChinoXL- Don't say a Word, Crustation - Purple, Erykah Badu Didn't Ya Know, Bilal Reminisce and many others) were the gateway of Neo-Soul music, of course they were people like D'Angelo, Erykah Badu, The Roots, Bilal who were also taking the route of Neo-Soul but they all testified that they had so much influence from Jay Dee. So yeah Jay Dee is one of the founders of Neo-Soul Music and it started with joints like this in 1996. I saw one of the interviews from the members of 5 Elementz the group Jay Dee produced for in the '90s, they also testified that they and Jay Dee aka J Dilla were the original founders of Neo-Soul.
This shit to fire the beat switch is crazy
These extended J Dilla remixes are better than any of these corny "lo-fi hip hop beats to study/relax to" vids CZcams insists on recommending me. No thanks guys, I'll stick to Dilla.
I remember the drives I used to make in Cape Town when I worked there. Whether sunny or rainy, this and other Dilla joints were the only thing between the car, the road and myself
This that ‘95 ‘96 head bangin boom bap that we now lack.
Dilla was one of a kind. A producer that could drop a beat to make you move but never lacking in smoothness.
This is so catchy.
I first heard this in the 90’s as a kid and as an adult in 2019 I’m still loving it.
This lo-fi wave is all jacked from J
The hype fades away, the classics stay
Passive drums over jazz cords and horns
Sampled voice blasting... "you gotta make, sure!"
Who brought you Little Brother and a ton of other backpackers?
The producer of your favorite rapper's favorite rapper
J-Double wud kill but stay humble
Built to never crumble, even lupus couldn't knock his hustle
Dead and gone but your legacy still strong
Coz' through the music your energy lives on
I asked God to consider making paradise a village in the slum -
so you feel at home
You sold Jazz to the streets like a d-boy
Turned us to fiends to your beats like a d-boy
I guess lived up to your name
Made an impact on the game and it was never the same
💯🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥💯 barz
@@fyveangelz9552 💯 Appreciated man. RIP Dilla
Lofi comes from J, say, but don’t discredit Nujabes and his influence on that scene too. They’re both the progenitors of it
J Dilla still changes lives .
Kay;s really init changings minds.
May spirits stand inside the shrines.
YOOO THAT INTRO THOO 🤤🤤
The intro heavenly.
I was hypnotized when I first heard this in the 90s. Same feeling to this day. Even had my mom singing "IT BE LIKE THAT SOMETIIIIME" 💯💯💪💪
I've returned to this track countless times, Dilla was one of the greats, R.I.P, thank you for all the inspiration and long nights with your music. Wish I was old enough to listen to your music while you were still here, but this is just to show that your music will live on through the generations. It's all love y'all, enjoy every day ✌️
Jay Dee Is truly rocking the heavens with some heat right now..believe that..RIP
Respect to j Dilla this beat remind of the STRUGGLE we go through daily. nothing lasts forever.
That's deep fam, keep your head up
Indeed, but a year later it'd be around time that would damn end or at least on it's way to !
Keep up and safe everyone, cheers & Amour from France ;-).
@@billyves1on est là!!
Man idk how to describe it. This sensation I get with dillas beats. Enough to move me to tears every single time. Shit is wild. This song definitely vibrates on whole another wavelength. R.I.P
We love you Dilla! Rest easy king.
Mr Murray once again. Uncontrollable....
People are protesting for change and justice while other’s are rioting and stealing...and then there was this beat that reminded me to stay hopeful...🖤🪐🔥One love
We need all national radio stations to play Dilla instrumentals back to back and everybody would just be one love.
@@alex59458 maybe.. could work..
One love.. one love...all we need is one love...one love...
Chennai L Thank you for your kind words. : ) Hope seems few and far between nowadays but whatever happens we’ll pull through. Until then I’m glad we have beats like this. God bless you. ❤️
what protest ever brought about change and justice without rioting
J Dilla had a ear for grove no other had! His music pulls the best out of you!
Jun seba too
I want to say this is my favorite Dilla beat, but you can really go to any of his beats and say “this is my favorite.” They’re all really nice! Dilla is GOATed
Over 30 minutes of arguably one of the best Dilla beats ever laid down.....life is just great
that bassline is really beautiful
Love that Detroit in the background where the legend J DILLA is from! RIP!
All I gotta say is this is a beautiful beat, rest in beats Dilla. Peace
i could play this again and again RIP DILLA
Incredible remix. It's sending me to the sky.
I'm happy we're all appreciating music, it doesn't get much better than this. Thank you everybody
The way J Dilla manages the transition from Bill Evans' treatment of the song to that of his own is sublime genius.
This beat is so Heavenly 🙏
Dilla is the king! You hear the transition from the sample to the actual beat... Man... chills down my spine man! Your a beast Dilla! Love you man!
word up !
This masterpiece cannot be duplicated!
I wanna this playing at my funeral
That's deep paulo... Check out my version before then
kno-1.bandcamp.com/album/tripping
Hard hey is hard buddy hard around cuz visit swish
As smoooooooth as it gets. So nice.
I think it's fair to day everything that J Dilla has made is the pure definition of hip hop
I stumbled on to this art while looking for old schools beats, then I found this one , after listening for couple of seconds I just left it there and closed my eyes . Life goes on.
The bassline on this record is fucking insane, head nod shit
This takes me to a place I can’t even describe with words.
I could listen to this instrumental for hours on end. Dilla's sample flip of Bob James song "Nautilus" is insane... how the hell is it even humanly possible? *That's just it, J Dilla was not human. The guy knew production secrets that we will never know... that's the beauty of it. ;) - long live the king.
Années 90.. JayDee... souvenirs... hymne à la joie.. indémodable ... repeat beat... auchement de tête sur la caisse Clair... et que dire de l'intro piano ... Merci Bro
Une légende !!
He had a way of recontextualizing samples in a genius way. Nautilus, Funky Worm, Moments of Love... he could use them as just a little spice and not the main part. And way more melodic than anyone else.
By seem to have a good rep for that agency’s way
I've been looking for this beat for years and finally found it today!
I lived in Detroit for about a year and Dilla always brings me back to the cool old places I got to spend time in. Detroit has so much texture and history it's hard not to feel nostalgic.
One of the greatest beats ever !
This track will always spellbind me. It sounds like the infinite cycles of life and death in the universe. I've listened to this track in all sorts of mindframes, altered and otherwise, and it, to the core is pure magic. Maybe my favorite collection of sounds ever put together in all music. RIP everyone
JAY DEE BEATS GOES DEEP!
'AND YOU DON'T STOP'👂🏿
MUSIC MATTERS PEOPLE
PEACE & LOVE
JAY DEE is like Einstein making Hip Hop beats. PURE GENIUS!!!!
More like Imhotep
Chill hop this is more like chillhop
@@RohgishSun exactly what I was saying in my head while reading this comment wow
@@blackears2245 Facts 🤙🏿🌊
@@RohgishSungrabbed jevi 6s cut jeans Jacques 8e extra wide jeans backwoods preview is a song for the Bavaro
Dope Dilla face sticker on my back windshield rollin' around Detroit showing respect like I'm spose to. Dilla will always be our Hometown Hero! Rest In Beats
What a masterpiece from the Great J Dilla May he rest in peace 🙏🙏🙏
Perfect end-of-summer tune. 🌆🌆🌆
After many listens, I think this track is perfect.
little bit of bob james nautilus at 2:55? dilla knew no bounds man always pushing the limits of the human ear. dope stuff
Somehow this makes everything ok. Thank you and RIP Dilla
THIS IS SOME GOOD SOUL SEARCHING BEATS....THANKS DILLA!
This is a nice beats especially after a looooong day !
These beats are making life slow down
Keith Murry and JDilla
Keith was soooo underrated!
Love this real hip hop right here!
You mean chillhop
so much incredible music jazz and hop hop are first cousins
Come back.....were still here!
Needed this Getaway ...”Just like yesterday”
I was zero years old when I found out Dilla had his hands on this beat. And Ive always loved this beat since first hearing it on Murray's
I was zero years when I gave a fuck
I love listening to this when I'm making art, I put it on repeat 3, 4, or 5 times its so good. There's just something about it.
J Dilla to the moon n back! Legends never die R.I.P
My all-time favorite Jay Dee/Dilla beat.
Still holding the vinyl from '96. Pure talent this here. Firebouuy🔥🔥🔥RIP Dilla🕊🕊🕊
that's a nice piece of wax to have!
Still have my wax too. Bought it back in 96-97 before I knew who Jay Dee was. All I knew is that beats were 🔥
Came here to vibe on my earthday! peace to the world
y'a de la magie dans ce morceau
Jdilla had a talent for creating a scene with his music he knew how to tap into the pleasure centers of human soundbuds I could see why people play this time of music in social settings.
the good souls never die
Timeless... Brilliance... Masterpiece... 🔥🔥🔥
PHENOMENAL.
*_LOVE THE PICTURE. CAN'T BEAT THAT NEW YORK SKYLINE. HOME SWEET HOME._*
That's actually the Detroit, MI skyline, Dilla's (and also my) hometown.
1996 till now ✌🏿🙏🏿 musical bliss
Every piece of wax this man touched became a better song. He was a straight up genius!! \m/
Man listen to that bass, hits right in the soul.
this track will get you through a lot. keep those heads up people.
J Dilla Forever 🎧❤️
The use of Nautilus in this displays the genius of Dilla.
what do you mean by nautilus ? as like he sampled one part of that song ?
Holy shit that's so innocuous and brilliant that I never even noticed that.
Dilla has that genius inner musical ear
The complex allocation of sample memory is a mystery of Dilla. His ability to manipulate sound was alchemical.
Good ear!
Omg! This beat just motivate you to the highest level!
I would listen to this the whole part of my lifetime and still not get bored with it