Soulquarians - Wikipedia The Soulquarians were a rotating collective of experimental Black music artists active during the late 1990s and early 2000s Initially, they were formed by singer and multi-instrumentalist D'Angelo, drummer and producer Questlove, and producer-rapper J Dilla
J Dilla - Wikipedia He was also a founding member of the production collective known as the Soulquarians (along with Ahmir "Questlove" Thompson, D'Angelo and James Poyser amongst others) which earned him more recognition
J Dilla - Jazzapedia His innovative 'Dilla time'—a swung, humanized drum feel—revolutionized hip-hop production and influenced genres from pop to jazz J Dilla's legacy endures as one of hip-hop's most influential producers, raising Detroit's artistic standards and inspiring generations with his raw, soulful sound
Uncovering the myths and methods of J Dilla - The Vinyl Factory D’Angelo talked for two hours just about J Dilla – about his friendship with him, about musical moments, what he saw in him I hope I recorded that faithfully RC: You touched on it in the book, when Dilla gets the Voodoo vinyl, turns to DJ Houseshoes and says, “Where’s my name?”
READ DJ PREMIER’S AMAZING STORY BEHIND THIS PHOTO OF HIM, J DILLA, D . . . Here’s the amazing story of how the night this picture of DJ Premier, J Dilla, D’Angelo Alchemist were in a studio back in 1998 In this firsthand account, told by DJ Premier to Ambrosia For Heads, Preemo explains how “Devil’s Pie” was originally for Canibus and the magical night at Electric Lady studio
Celebrating DAngelo: Iconic Moments from His Life in Photos D'Angelo first came to prominence in the '90s as one of the pioneers of the neo-soul genre made popular by some of his frequent collaborators Questlove, Erykah Badu, Q-Tip, J Dilla, Lauryn