q-tip

Noted Helena Deland fan Danny Brown shares another absolute heater from his new record uknowhatimsayin¿, coming in just a couple weeks on Warp. Check the glorious, Q-Tip-produced "Best Life" below:

As we woke up on Friday in a daze, hit by the gravity and bleak finality of one of the most unfathomably surreal and draining weeks of our collective lives, A Tribe Called Quest had just dropped 2016's most inspired and unlikely record. There was no way that this thing should even exist, much less be this fucking good, transcending far beyond all conceivable expectations of what a Tribe record cou

Kanye's latest Good Friday joint, featuring Talib Kweli + Consequence, with Q-Tip absolutely nailing the beat. Feel like this one had no business being left off the record (almost makes up for this): download: Kanye West :: Chain Heavy

Photos by David. More shots of Q-Tip + the Cool Kids :: Live in Dallas after the jump... **********************************

Photos coming soon from last night's A Tribe Called Quest-heavy Q-Tip show, but in the meantime, here's a clip of the Abstract joining Lykke Li for a performance of a Tribe classic: ***************************

The more I listen to The Renaissance, the more it sounds like a bona fide classic. Rik Cordero just needs to go ahead and do a clip for every song on the record: *************************** Q-Tip plays tonight in Dallas with the Cool Kids. Previously: ***************************

Gorilla vs. Booze 2k8 alums the Cool Kids are in Dallas next week with Q-Tip as part of the 2K Sports Bounce Tour. *******************************

Alright, after "Gettin Up" and this new clip for "Move," I'm officially setting myself up to be disappointed by The Renaissance. Directed by Rik Cordero, and inspired by one of the most gangster videos of all time: *********************************************

vivian girls live on wfmu Vivian Girls stopped by the WMFU studios recently for a live session, during which they mixed in a few new reverb-laden girl group jams among tracks from their self-titled debut. Still can't get enough of those harmonies...