After a year in the making, my new album is finally out. I think it's pretty good, but prove me wrong. This project came about from a recent obsession with consciousness expansion characters such as Timothy

This week's beat battle is an easy one for me, because the theme is "California Living" and I've been doing just that for the last four years. Just the other day I was going through my early

I love surrealism, I just recently got really into Remedios Varo and remembered how crazy and cool that whole style is, so here's some of my favorites. Enjoy. Youth Ilustrated, 1937, Rene Magritte Transito

Hey, so this beat was part of my Vol. One beat tape, but I always thought it sounded space-elevator like, so I guess it fits the challenge. Hope you enjoy!

Here's another playlist for yall. Even though you payed no attention to the last one. A lot of good rap gems here. Don't sleep. Bye.

I know "rap instrumentals" sounds like an oxymoron, but there is such a thing and its one of the most delicious genres, in my highly opinionated opinion. Beats on beats on beats. Btw, have you

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I know this album came out a while ago, but I had this thing laying around that my editor rejected because of bad timing. So here it is, in way worse timing for y'all. Check it. Freddie Gibbs has been

Hello earth people, here's a radio show I did for Kchung a couple months ago. In it, I dissect my favorite Kendrick songs into their original samples. It's pretty good. Thanks. Bye.

On the importance of listening to music very fucking loud. Last week I was at a friend’s studio in Mexico City. He showed me some of the new shit he’d been working on and it sounded great. A kind of folky,

Well, I've tried having this conversation with earthlings a bunch of times before, and the thing that seems to throw y'all off the most is that I wasn't really ever born in the way that people on earth