J Dilla - Jay Love Japan Artist_菊池桃子 Momoko Kikuchi and artwork by Bill Kouligas

and artwork by Bill Kouligas

Killing boundaries to create this journey in his very own "style-no-style"

a landscape from the abandoned industrial ruins of Dagang Oilfield (beach of Bohai Bay)

a character that hovers in ghostly fashion through all of the director's later films

George Coleman on the tenor saxophone and led by Cedar Walton on the piano

J Dilla - Jay Love Japan Artist_菊池桃子 Momoko Kikuchi and artwork by Bill KouligasIn 2005, rumors began circulating about an album called Jay Love Japan, a solo project from legendary producer J Dilla inspired by one of his favorite locations to visit on tour. After Dilla's death in early 2006, the album became a lost classic shrouded in mystery, with only unofficial bootlegs and promo versions available. It was eventually released on CD in 2008, but quickly went out of print. Now, the album is finally receiving the release it