De La Soul adds Usher, Snoop Dogg, Estelle and more to the featured artists on their upcoming project, the first album the group has dropped in 11 years.
Slum Village has long been a staple of the underground rap world. Their music, inventive but reverent, spread from Detroit like wildfire and has proved durable over the years, even as what it means to be 'underground' oscillated wildly. Their latest effort, Yes!, is...
Nod slowly in agreement if you're anticipating Slum Village’s new album, Yes! Due out June 16, the group's eighth studio LP is set to feature appearances from De La Soul, Black Milk, Phife Dawg, Jon Connor, BJ The Chicago Kid and more with the majority of the production handled by the late great J Dilla. Toda...
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De La Soul wasted no time putting the money raised for a new album via Kickstarter to good use. With Nas in tow the crew dropped "God It," a loosie that won't appear on the aforementioned album but is a sign of things to come. "While busy at work, we also like to play," said Dave from De La Soul in a statement
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