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James Yancey, who inaugurated his "alternative" career with the EP
Ruff Draft (2002 - Stones Throw, 2007) under the moniker J Dilla,
upped the ante of
instrumental samples-based (and schizophrenically fragmented) hip-hop
with
Donuts (2006), credited to both his nicknames J Dilla and Jay Dee,
containing 31 brief watercolors that rarely exceed the two-minute mark.
The Shining (2006) was, instead, based on vocals and on live instrumentation.
Yancey died at 32 in 2006.
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