Broken Language.

Sorry 2014.

De La Soul masters the game’s Rubik’s Cube in their new video directed by Lenny Bass and Kris Merc. The trio’s You’re Welcome is expected to drop later this fall. rs

De La Soul got into the groove with The Roots last night on Jimmy’s stage with a new rendition of their classic “Jenifa Taught Me”. Below, is an off-air performance of “A Rollerskating Jam Named Saturdays”. okp

It’s been nearly 10 years since De La Soul’s last opus. But now, the trio are retuning to the mainstage with a new album, You’re Welcome. Here’s their first dose featuring soundbites of the Wu-Tang Clan. Says Posdnuos: “I’ve always loved the ‘Intro’ on Disc Two of Wu-Tang Forever – this erie sample with no beat, that they only talked over, I stumbled on the original sample while crate digging one day, took it straight to the lab and added drums. The feel […]

In preparation for the release of his forthcoming Authentic album, Uncle L and his

The 5th annual Roots Picnic began yesterday at the Festival Pier at Penn’s Landing in Philly with guests including Yasiin Bey, De La Soul and more. Here are a few clips from day 1 of the musical festival.

Ironically, this is actually appealing. For the first single off their upcoming mixtape, Dirty Slum with Mick Boogie, Slum Village and De La takes turns respectively for their collabo.

Spring is almost in the air. And so is The Roots picnic. OKP has announced the 5th annual gig will take place June 2 and 3 at the Festival Pier at Penn’s Landing in Philly. Acts include De La Soul, Kid Cudi, Wale, Danny Brown and more. Pre-sale tix offers below. Both Days l June 2 l June 3

2Pac back? It sure seems like it. Here are two unreleased bullets from Afeni’s baby boy. The first one is aimed at Jeru Da Damaja, Biggie, Mobb Deep, and A Tribe Called Quest. “NY 87” Featuring Kurupt, Threat and Daz Dillinger As for the second, his victims include Dr. Dre, Nas, De La Soul, Wendy Williams, Biggie and Diddy. “Watch Yo Mouth”

Earlier this evening, the Science Of Speech concert featuring Rakim, De La Soul and Black Star went down

De La Soul’s debut album, 3 Feet High and Rising has been inducted in the Library of Congress as the fourth Hip Hop inductee. Their 1989 release now joins Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five, Public Enemy and last year’s honoree, Tupac Shakur. The selection is one of the 25 recordings over 10 years old that are declared “culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant.” heads up: xxl