@HaleyforMI you simply cannot claim the ability to "stop trump's abuses of power" while simultaneously taking money from a lobbying group who supports a country also committing genocidal abuses of power
With brilliant wit and scathing social commentary, Cadence Weapon’s sixth album takes the form of dance music passionately pleading for fair wages, a just world, and mutual respect | https://t.co/7YgnUpHRIV
✍️ by @Will_Schube
"To be a f*ggot, it was the tension of it, it was the nerve of it. If I get on the L Train now and everyone’s wearing a skirt, that’s not nerve." Had a wildly fun and insightful conversation with Cakes Da Killa about so much and more. @papermagazine https://t.co/vCsBBiegY3
Rediscovered Mississippi gospel act the Staples Jr. Singers announce their first album in nearly 50 years; hear their new track "Lost In The World Of Sin"
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new @cadenceweapon album out todayyyyyy
'Sting' + 'Exceptional' w JG on the beat
eternal love and admiration for this man
@Machine_Drum@mbootyspoon and more throughout the record OK!?????
runnnnnnnnnnn it up
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I’m releasing my new album this Friday.
It’s called ROLLERCOASTER. It’s about tech bros, nepotism, worker’s rights, fake accounts, the wellness industrial complex, nostalgia for the early internet, the commodification of trauma and techno-revolt.
Can’t wait for you to hear it.
Black Sheep is @CAKESDAKILLA's most danceable album yet.
On his new album, out today, he’s no longer satisfied with the spoils of splaying out in VIP: he wants to run the decks and make you sweat. https://t.co/OLl0fbE4qC
At 70, Kahil El’Zabar is releasing his 18th album with the Ethnic Heritage Ensemble to celebrate the group’s 50th anniversary and his role in the music’s lineage. https://t.co/hMlWsxIKW9
Shabaka Hutchings has corralled an illustrious guest list for his debut solo LP, including André 3000, Moses Sumney, Floating Points, and Esperanza Spalding. Watch his “End of Innocence” video https://t.co/FPGqGQGxEN
“I wanted these songs to sound like the jungle,” Amaro Freitas said. “Like the rivers.” The Brazilian pianist and composer discusses his latest album, which was inspired by both indulging in immersion in nature and experimenting with prepared pianos. https://t.co/21KAxYfUv3