Posts Tagged ‘Q-Tip’
Homepage, Live On Stage - Friday, September 18, 2009 11:09 - 3 Comments
Q-Tip on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon
Q-Tip performed “Barely In Love” on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon off of his new album Kamaal The Abstract. Hit the jump to check out the footage.
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Homepage, Interviews - Wednesday, September 9, 2009 15:13 - 0 Comments
Q-Tip Talks Kamaal The Abstract
Q-Tip - “Feelin” from By Any Means T.V. on Vimeo.
Q -Tip talks about the making of “Feelin” off his highly anticipated upcoming album, Kamaal The Abstract. Set for release September 15th 2009 on Battery/Jive Records
Homepage, Music, News - Wednesday, July 1, 2009 14:18 - 0 Comments
Kamaal The Abstract Will See The Light Of Day
New York, NY- In these hard times, we can all stand a ray of hope. Hope in hip-hop now comes from the legendary Q-Tip, he of A Tribe Called Quest fame. His long-delayed album Kamaal the Abstract, slated originally for release in 2001, is finally dropping September 15th on Battery Records. A musical hybrid, Kamaal was commendably avant-garde at the time of its creation. Amazingly, it’s even more apropos in 2009; given the dearth of musical merit and capable MCs in today’s hip-hop, the time is ever-so-right for Tip.
Music - Tuesday, October 28, 2008 8:28 - 3 Comments
Q-Tip And Cool Kids Hit The Road
Hip-Hop veteran Q-Tip and newcomers The Cool Kids will hit 20 cities for the Bounce Tour sponsored by 2K Sports.
Tim Rosa, director of brand and lifestyle marketing at 2K Sports said, “Q-Tip killed it last year on the 2K8 Bounce Tour and we’re honored to have him back on tour with us. He’s a legend in the game, and one of the most influential artists in hip-hop culture.”
Rosa also praised The Cool Kids saying, “Their vibe is independent and authentic, and they roll with their own signature style.”
The Cool Kids first album, When Fish Ride Bicycles, is due by the end of the year.
Politics - Thursday, October 16, 2008 7:10 - 5 Comments
Political Quote Of The Day
“I have been blessed with the opportunity to be apart of a great American culture with the Hip-Hop movement. The music that I created was inspired by fresh, new ideas in expression. I have always strived to let that sentiment live in my music. Hip-Hop continues to be a mighty voice for the disenfranchised, the disillusioned and poor. Senator Obama offers the best opportunities for all of us who fit these descriptions.”
- Q-Tip in a statement endorsing of Barack Obama
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