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OffStereo builds narrated music history shows around real records. Jaylib runs through 5 of them, 1 that take them as the subject and 4 more where they surface inside someone else's story. They appear most often alongside Madvillain, Slum Village and J Dilla.
Jaylib's Champion Sound in 2003 sees J Dilla and Madlib defy hip-hop norms, trading beats and raps from Detroit to Oxnard for a raw, innovative masterpiece.
Featuring The Red · The Exclusive · Official
J Dilla's un-quantized drums from Detroit create a breathing pocket that reshapes hip-hop, a sound Slum Village champions and A Tribe Called Quest expands.
1 of 10 tracks — The Red
Madlib's studio upbringing and "no-rules" sampling define his gritty, eclectic sound, from Lootpack's boom-bap to Madvillainy's obscure loops and Quasimoto's high-pitched raps.
1 of 8 tracks — The Official
Madlib's unparalleled crate-digging and innovative production, from Lootpack's 1999 debut to Madvillain's "Raid" and Jaylib's 'Champion Sound,' redefines hip-hop's sound.
2 of 8 tracks — The Official · No Games
MF DOOM's mask and intricate wordplay redefined underground hip-hop, building an artistic world of obscure jazz samples that inspired artists like Nia Archives.
1 of 7 tracks — The Official