J Dilla Jay Love Japan 2007-06-26 creative ease percolating directly into

creative ease percolating directly into its music

bringing the total number of performances to 236

Despite this breezy modern air

including support to Echo & The Bunnymen on their first English tour in 1980

J Dilla Jay Love Japan 2007-06-26 creative ease percolating directly intoOriginally announced before J Dilla's death in 2006, JAY LOVES JAPAN was finally released in '07, giving fans of the revered hip hop producer (aka Jay Dee, born James Yancey) another sampling of his emotive and inventive aesthetic. Much of the posthumous album is steeped in Dilla's vintage soul sound, as best exemplified by the cinematic "Can't You See," making it an intriguing addition to his impressive but tragically brief discography. Genre: Rap