Deacon, Natti, and Kno are back with their first music video in years to support their new project, Strange Journey, Vol. 3. Shout to the homey Tunji!
Dope video from CL’s performance at the 2009 QN5 Megashow from NYC a few weeks back. Deacon, Natti, and Kno performed their entire A Piece of Strange album (which is a certified hip-hop classic) with Club Dub backing them up.
Unfortunately, I don’t believe the band will be joining them on their upcoming tour, but regardless, you won’t want to miss this show when it rolls through your town.
Seattle folks: you can catch CL performing with Looptroop Rockers, the homey Tunji, and some of our hometown heroes, Grieves & Budo, on November 25th at Neumos. Be there.
Despite knowing absolutely nothing about the subject matter, the lead joint (no pun) from the CunninLynguists’ upcoming Strange Journey, Vol. One, is one of my favorite tracks out right now. They just dropped the visuals for it and, as expected, they came out fresh.
Head on over to QN5.com for more info and also to download the track.
Is it strange that I’m a hip-hop dude who has never smoked (anything) once in my life? Just never had any interest…[Full House moment] I get high on life [/moment].
Chyea. The long awaited follow up to Inverse‘s first project, So Far, is finally here with the So True EP. Featuring dope production from Kno (of the CunninLynguists), Cook Classics, Adam Berg, and Decap, alongside Tunji and Toby’s excellent rhymes, this is a must have. Best release of ’09!
- Rise and Shine [produced by Cook Classics]
- So True feat. Deacon (of CunninLynguists) [produced by Decapbeats]
- SunnyCalifornia Part 2 [produced by Adam Berg & Cook Classics]
- Spark My Soul feat. Substantial [produced by Kno]
- Beautiful City [produced by Cook Classics]
- Goodnight Goodnight [produced by Kno]
Download here.
Seattle People: come see Inverse on January 17th at Chop Suey. It’ll be a great night, trust me.