J Dilla

The Detroit donut shop, owned by J. Dilla's uncle, originally opened in 2016.

It includes ”a stash of previously unreleased alternative mixes and studio outtakes pressed over 12 discs, plus a book revealing the album’s hidden story, told by those who were there.”

J. Dilla's massively influential, crate-digging 2006 masterpiece, Donuts, is at the center of a new copyright infringement lawsuit alleging that the album included a sample of 10cc's "The Worst Band in the World" without permission for the track "Workinonit."

Swedish dreampop artist I Break Horses (aka Maria Lindén) will release new album Warnings, her first in six years, on May 8.

Pete Rock headlines this year's February event in Brooklyn.

The guest-filled mixtape also features Mos Def, Herbie Hancock, Buddy, YBN Cordae, Bilal, SiR, Andra Day, YEBBA, Terrace Martin, and more.

Robert Glasper's new mixtape features Denzel Curry, Rapsody, Buddy, YBN Cordae, Mick Jenkins, Mos Def, Herbie Hancock, and more.

Plus: Comedian Michael Ian Black, Bayside (with Sincere Engineer, Incendiary, Sainthood Reps), Robert Glasper Blue Note guests (including Esperanza Spalding), They Might Be Giants, Tim & Eric, Bob Dylan and more tour news.

Listen to new songs by Your Old Droog, Kanye West, Burna Boy, Tomb Mold, Zack Fox & Kenny Beats, Kamaiyah, The Menzingers, David J & Rose McGowan, Madonna, Claud, Common, and more.

Frontman Steve Wynn cites J Dilla’s ’Donuts’ as inspiration for the new Dream Syndicate album.