Mr. Probz & Anderson .Paak have linked up to release a brand new track and video for “Gone.” The colorful video takes the two of the artists above the clouds and into a whole other world, which sits about right. Peep it above and enjoy! “Light one up and I’m gone.”
go90 presents ‘To The Beat ‘ with Kurt Hugo Schneider and Anderson .Paak as the two perform a special version of Paak’s ‘Malibu’ single “Come Down.” Press play up top and relive in the single in a new way. Enjoy!
Los Angeles based multi-instrumentalist Jameel Bruner is forging his path under the moniker Kintaro, launching the ‘Universal’ EP. As the former keyboardist of The Internet and the youngest brother to Stephen “Thundercat” Brother and Ronald Bruner Jr., Kintaro’s style grabs from many areas of sound, merging them as his own personal vehicle of aberration and bliss.
We have returned to Anderson Paak‘s ‘Malibu’ album for another remix to one of my favorite tracks “Come Down!” After the remix with T.I. we have another with ScHoolboy Q and Ty Dolla $ign. Not only is that true, but Jahlil Beats provides the backdrop for the new remix. Press play below via Apple Music and let us know what you think.
“Scared Money” directed by Calmatic – is a homage to the film Paid in Full, set in the year 1988. The section part of the video contains a remix of “Best One,” produced by Knxwledge, from a forthcoming, full-length Yes Lawd! remix album. Peep it above and enjoy!
One of the biggest music events there is aka the Glastonbury Music Festival — just announced their 2017 lineup which will feature Anderson .Paak & The Free Nationals. This doesn’t even include artists like Radiohead, Foo Fighters and Ed Sheeran, Katy Perry, Lorde and more. The event will go down June 21 to the 25 at WOerthy Farm near the village of Pilton, Somerset, UK. There should be around 135,000 people expected to attend the festival. Let us know if you will be attending in the comments!
In a sit down we missed CBS This morning caught up with Anderson .Paak a couple weeks ago. As they note: “On the road to the 59th annual Grammy Awards, one of the emerging acts to watch is Anderson .Paak. The rapper, singer-songwriter and drummer is up for two awards, including Best New Artist. Lee Cowan reports on how the rising star overcame a painful past.”
Following his powerful Grammy performance with A Tribe Called Quest, Anderson .Paak was back on stage on Tuesday night, this time making his television debut with Knxwledge as NxWorries on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon. The music duo performed an impressive rendition of “What More Can I Say,” which was perfect for the Valentine’s Day occasion. Press play to watch above and let’s hope his track with Chance The Rapper drops soon. -HB
