Slum Village in Manly

Slum Village is an American hip-hop group formed in Detroit in 1996 by T3, Baatin and producer-rapper J Dilla. The group became known for soulful, jazz-rooted production and records including Fantastic, Vol. 2, Trinity (Past, Present and Future) and Detroit Deli (A Taste of Detroit). Its best-known tracks include “Fall in Love,” “Tainted” and the Kanye West-produced “Selfish,” featuring West and John Legend. In 1998, Slum Village opened for A Tribe Called Quest on the group’s farewell tour, presenting material from the Fantastic sessions. The touring lineup changed over the following years as Elzhi joined and J Dilla left the group; later performances centered on T3 and Young RJ.