Noise Makers: Dj Rasta Root’s The Rest of Dilla Vol. 1-The Dillamentary
For all you Dilla fans, DJ Rasta Root breaks it down to the very last compound about J-Dilla and his work and also releases a collection of Dilla songs on a album titled “Dj Rasta Root’s The Rest of Dilla Vol. 1-The Dillamentary”. I was listening to Dilla the entire day on Saturday what are the chance of me logging in to my email acct today and seeing the Dillamentary? Great minds think alike enjoy. I’m sure you will like this as much as I did. Mixtape below.
For those of you who have a copy or downloaded “The Rest of Dilla Vol. 1″, this doco takes you behind the scenes to show you what took place to complete this project. Dj Rasta Root, Ma Dukes, Phife, & Eric Nine give you the rest of dilla.
Enjoy and download the mix at:
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