These two might as well create a full project together as this point. Cordae and Anderson .Paak’s latest collaboration — which was produced by J. Cole, no less — is expected to appear on the former’s upcoming release The Crossroads. Samba Diop behind the lens.
Directed by Edgar Esteves and Juan Felipe Zuleta.
Directed by APLUS and taken from the surefire classic debut The Lost Boy.
Before YBN Cordae drops The Lost Boy this Friday, the DMV-based star and XXL alum delivers a single from the project titled “RNP,” which sees production from none other than J. Cole. Press play on that below, along with a performance of the track on The Tonight Show.
This is interesting: in lieu of the GRAMMY Awards, Anderson .Paak broke out a Gospel rendition of ‘Come Down’.
Aftermath gets the last laugh pic.twitter.com/Byu9ELOXtZ
— Andy (@AndersonPaak) January 31, 2016
Congrats to the rising star. If you haven’t yet, you can get Anderson .Paak’s latest — Malibu — here.
In My Mind drops February 19th.
Snoop Dogg has one of hip hop’s most popular up-and-coming singers Anderson .Paak. For those who don’t know much about Anderson .Paak, he is the most featured artist on Dr. Dre’s album Compton which is pretty insane considering he was rapping Dr. Dre and Snoop’s songs for show and tell in second grade. Snoop says that Anderson .Paak’s voice is like the old timers who used to leave it all out when singing, which true hip-hop fans know is hard to come by in the new age of hip-hop. Maybe we should all take Uncle Snoop’s opinion into consideration and start following Anderson .Paak.
Not only do the two reminisce on how Anderson .Paak got to where he is today, Snoop and Anderson .Paak also vibe out to Superfly, and even go on to say that Superfly was their version of Star Wars. And get this, Snoop says he’s never seen an episode of Star Wars—so for those that have never seen Superfly, maybe this is your chance to discover another galaxy far, far away.
Featuring ScHoolboy Q, The Game, BJ the Chicago Kid, Talib Kweli, Hi-Tek, 9th Wonder and DJ Khalil. Spotify stream below.
Malibu drops January 15th via OBE, Steel Wool Entertainment, and ArtClub International (surprised Dr. Dre didn’t pick the project up).
Taken from TOKiMONSTA’s upcoming project Fovere, due to be released January 29th via Young Art Records.
Produced by POMO and (also) featuring additional vocals from Omarion. Purchase your copy via iTunes.
Featured image source: Christopher Captain via Mass Appeal
Dr. Dre protege Anderson .Paak will soon to making his way to the front of the front of the line as his music continues to garner more interest. Yesterday, the good doctor premiered an unreleased number — ‘The Season/Carry Me’ — on his Beats 1 radio show.
This one was revealed by none other than Wale. GoldLink’s And After That, We Didn’t Talk drops a couple of weeks from now.
Taken from the very-recently released Anderson .Paak EP.
This is dope: Blended Babies have revealed a new track with Anderson .Paak (of Compton: A Soundtrack) fame and King Chip titled ‘So Slow’. They explain the collab below:
We produced and recorded this with Anderson prior to the Compton album earlier this year. King Chip heard the record and wanted to get on it, and Anderson was with it and felt like it was a natural collaboration.
Purchase ‘So Slow’ here; The Anderson .Paak EP drops September 25th.
