Damn, Black Thought… The new album is out in six weeks, entitled “Rising Down” It’s got Malik B, Mos Def, Common, Talib Kweli, Wale, and more…
Any shot of ?uestlove in either of these videos is just intense. See the head? feel it?
May the Roots proceed…
p.s. Does anyone know where I can get that USB Fro-pick?
From Moto Boy’s Myspace
“Vamped up in high heels and makeup, with a nasty black metalguitar and a stunning high-pitched and baryton-deep voice he´s spectacular in his very own way, combining many beautiful things into one”
and the video (after the jump):
?uestlove states,
most idiots will probably be on some “scoff…this aint no CRAZY”–well you dumb ass parrots–this to me digs deeper. and what an apt title The Odd Couple: a very dense dark atmospheric moody templet just dramatic enough for the last great living and WORKING soul singer under 40 and the most creative and intuitive producer maniac music has seen in a sec.
thanks fellas for giving me the honor.
Make more music kids… make more love. This New Zealand outfit is something pop and something colorful. More worldly than out-of-this-world, however, but not less beautiful. Through one of our publishers, I was introduced to The Ruby Suns.
Enjoy.
Alisa says Brooklyn was 2006, and 2008 will come from South America. I’ll contend that South America already happened in 2007 (Bonde Do Role, CSS, etc) and send it over the atlantic to Spain.
I finally received El Guincho’s latest album, “Alegranza” from his publisher, and have been breathing it in ever since. I heard about him after a pitchfork post, and wanted to hear more of this infectous sample fiend working magic into the latin genre.
I love David that much more for covering this song. I spoke with Jack Pinate last night, after they played the agency, and apparently they had already covered this song for a performance on Radio 1 in the UK, but it wasn’t accepted and they had to cover Prince’s “Kiss” instead. Bummer! So here’s the track, Jack.
