\nJay Dee \/ J Dilla born James D. Yancey, was one of the few artists whose records were bought on sight, played until digested and then discussed among fans and critics. He kept Hip Hop relevant long after many of its greatest heroes had left it for dead, at least creatively and is often described as \u201cyour favourite producers favourite producer\u201d. There are many talented beat makers and producers, but there will only be one J Dilla.<\/strong><\/p>\n

To commemorate the anniversary of his untimely death Grindin’, Keep It Movin’ and April77 Creative celebrates the music of J Dilla with some of Sydneys finest DJ\u2019s and musicians along with \u2018special guests\u2019 paying homage to the man who shaped a new sound for Hip Hop that inspired beat smiths, MCs and music lovers around the globe<\/p>\n

All proceeds of the night will be going directly to the J Dilla Foundation<\/p>\n

THE GENIUS OF J DILLA VOL.4
\nSaturday 2nd March
\nCivic Underground, 388 Pitt Street
\n$20 entry
\nDoors open 9.00pm<\/p>\n

***ALL PROCEEDS ON THE NIGHT GO DIRECTLY TO THE J DILLA FOUNDATION***<\/p>\n

Live band playing J Dilla classics
\nSimon Olsen – Vocals, Bass, Guitars, Drum Machine Harry Sutherland – Keyboards Danny G Felix – Keyboards, Trumpet Aiden Haworth – Drums featuring special guests <\/p>\n

DJ’s
\nNaiki
\nOlogy
\nFrenzie
\nMike Who
\nTrey <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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