Champion Sound
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Champion Sound | ||
Studio album by J Dilla | ||
Released | October 7, 2003 | |
Recorded | 2001-2003 | |
Genre | Hip-Hop | |
Label | Stones Throw | |
Producer(s) | J Dilla, Madlib | |
Professional reviews | ||
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J Dilla chronology | ||
Ruff Draft (2003) |
Champion Sound (2003) |
Donuts (2006) |
Madlib chronology | ||
Shades of Blue (2003) |
Champion Sound (2003) |
Madvillainy (2004) |
Champion Sound is an album by the duo Jaylib (producers J Dilla and Madlib).
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[edit] Overview
The duo recorded the album by sending beats and vocals back and forth between their respective hometowns, Detroit (J Dilla) and Los Angeles (Madlib). The two met only once before or during this time, while Madlib was recording in Detroit for J Dilla's album on MCA Records; a record that was never released. Champion Sound features the pair rapping over each other's compositions. J Dilla's productions tend to be subtle, while Madlib's are generally more abrasive, resulting in a contrasting tone throughout the album.
Following J Dilla's move from Detroit to Los Angeles in 2004, they appeared together on tour in Spring 2004 in Los Angeles, San Francisco, New York, and Toronto. Madlib debuted a yet-unreleased Jaylib song on a BBC radio show on May 1, 2005 titled "Take It Back aka The Unofficial" (produced by J Dilla, vocal by Madlib). The track is currently a part of Adult Swim and Stones Throw's Chrome Children. It is unknown what other material the duo recorded together as Jaylib.
Their song "The Red" was featured in Tony Hawk's Project 8.
Champion Sound will be reissued on May 22, 2007 with b-sides, remixes, instrumentals, and even a couple previously unpublished photos.
[edit] Track listing
- "L.A. to Detroit" – 1:19
- "McNasty Filth" (Ft. Frank-N-Dank) – 2:55
- "Nowadayz" – 3:08
- "Champion Sound " – 2:23
- "The Red" – 3:14
- "Heavy" – 3:46
- "Raw Shit" (Ft. Talib Kweli) – 3:08
- "The Official" – 3:31
- "The Heist" – 3:05
- "The Mission" – 2:24
- "React" (Ft. Quasimoto) – 2:45
- "Strapped" (Ft. Guilty Simpson) – 3:13
- "Strip Club" – 2:50
- "The Exclusive" (Ft. Percee P) – 1:23
- "Survival Test" – 3:55
- "Starz" – 3:03
- "No Games" – 1:47
- "Raw Addict" – 3:02 - Unlisted bonus track on the first US & UK pressing
- "Ice" – 1:17 - Unlisted bonus track on the first US & UK pressing
- "Pillz" - Unlisted bonus track on the first UK pressing
[edit] Album singles
Single cover | Single information |
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"The Red" | |
"McNasty Filth" (featuring Frank N Dank) |
J Dilla |
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Studio albums |
Fan-Tas-Tic (Vol. 1) (1997) | Fantastic, Vol. 2 (2000) | Best Kept Secret (2000) | Welcome 2 Detroit | Welcome 2 Detroit Instrumentals (2001) | Vol. 1: Unreleased (2002) | Vol. 2: Vintage (2003) | Ruff Draft (2003) | Champion Sound (2003) | Champion Sound Instrumentals (2003) | Donuts (2006) | The Shining (2006) | The Shining Instrumentals (2006) | Ruff Draft (Re-issue) (2007) | Jay Love Japan (2007) |
Singles |
"Get Dis Money" (1999) - "I Don't Know" (2000) - "Climax (Girl Shit)" (2000) - "Raise It Up" (2001) - "Fuck The Police" (2001) - "Pause" (2001) |
Related articles |
Slum Village | 1st Down | The Ummah | Soulquarians | Jaylib |
[edit] See also
[edit] Other Uses
"Champion Sound" is also the name of an old skool jungle track by Q Project. The Alliance remix of this tune was released in 1993 and was a hit. It is still one of the anthems of the 90's era. It was remixed by Bad Company in 2000 and was again very popular. It can be heard at drum n bass arena site.
[edit] External links
Stones Throw Records |
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Groups |
Baron Zen | Breakestra | Jaylib | Lootpack | Madvillain | Sound Direction | Yesterdays New Quintet |
Members |
Aloe Blacc | Charizma | DJ Rels | Egon | Funkaho | Georgie Anne Muldrow | J Dilla | J-Rocc | Koushik | Madlib | M.E.D. | MF DOOM | Oh No | Peanut Butter Wolf | Percee P | Dudley Perkins | Quasimoto | Roc 'C' | The Turntablist | Wildchild | Gary Wilson |
Affiliated groups or members |