Slum Village X Bilal

Slum Village was a Detroit phenomenon right out of the gate in the early 90s, hitting hard in Detroit’s underground hip hop scene as they built a sound that they eventually shared on projects with Janet Jackson, De La Soul, Busta Rhymes, and many other artists. Their soulful, original take on hip hop helped to usher in an entire generation of neo-soul, sometimes also called progressive soul. Original member T3 remains with the group, which included J Dilla and has its roots in the Conant Gardens neighborhood and Pershing High School. Grammy-nominated producer Young RJ now brings the beats