2021 is presenting better days for De La Soul. The legendary group’s catalog will soon be available on digital streaming platforms.
Talib Kweli took to social media to announce confirmation that the iconic rap group De La Soul now has control over their masters, thanks to negotiations with Reservoir Media who had purchased their former label, Tommy Boy Records two months ago.
One of the greatest musical travesties in the world is De La Soul's catalog of classic albums being almost entirely absent from streaming services. But good news is on the horizon as the Tommy Boy Records catalog has been sold, which means the Long Island Hip-Hop trio's music may be readily accessible, legally, on the Internets.
The legendary trio has been teasing an upcoming appearance on Cartoon Network's Teen Titans Go! series, and the episode aired Saturday morning (Feb. 20) with much fanfare.
Fire the President already. That's the theme of De La Soul's new song titled "Remove 45" featuring a woke line up of guests MCs; Styles P, Talib Kweli, Pharoahe Monch, Mysonne and Chuck D.
De La Soul's drops a video for the track "Royalty Capes," which features Dave AKA Plug 2 speaking on his recent health woes.
Here it is, the moment rap fans (read: yours truly) have been waiting for. Earl Sweatshirt and producer Knxwledge connect on a new track called “Balance.”
It’s a party whenever Curren$y and Wiz Khalifa connect. This time it’s on a track by the New Orleans rap veteran titled “You In Mind.”
De La Soul will be finally dropping their new album, and the Anonymous Nobody, on August 19. But that’s about a month out, so a new single called “Royalty Capes” has been delivered to further whet your Hip-Hop appetites.
Ty Dolla $ign is prepping his upcoming Campaign album, and decided to deliver the title track today via Zane Lowe’s Beats 1 radio show.
Hip-Hop OG’s De La Soul have seen a lot in their nearly 30 years in the game, so transition is nothing new to them.
Donnie Trumpet and The Social Experiment celebrated the one-year anniversary of their acclaimed album Surf by delivering an unreleased song titled “The First Time,” featuring their closest collaborator Chance The Rapper.