November 2, 2016

The new cool: how Kamasi, Kendrick and co gave jazz a new groove

Fantastic article on the reinvention of jazz music and its interaction between today’s hip-hop artists.

When I first played some Coltrane-type stuff on the Pimp a Butterfly sessions, Kendrick got it immediately. I want it to sound like it’s on fire,’ he’d say. That’s the kind of common ground that the best jazz and the best hip-hop have.”


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