Beezy hit me up via text telling me to put this up asap and since he’s a big J. Dilla fan, it comes as no surprise. In this documentary by Fuse, we take a look at the legendary career of the Detroit producer and emcee who was lost to us all far too early back in 2006.
No Politics. No B.S.
Documentary: J Dilla’s Vinyl Collection
Documentary: J Dilla’s Vinyl Collection
- March 20, 2013
- by deadendhiphop
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