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Kendrick Lamar's collaboration with Tame Impala is now streaming on Pitchfork along with the rest of the star-studded Divergent soundtrack. The track, "Backwards," is an updated version of Tame Impalas 2012 song "Feels Like We Only Go Backwards." One thing's for sure: Kendrick's recent love affair with indie-rock has been making for some awesome remixes. -
Kendrick Lamar new album in September 2014? Top Dog Entertainment CEO hints follow-up due this year
Kendrick Lamar may still be riding off the success of his Grammy nominated album good kid, m.A.A.d. city and his stunning re-release of "Radioactive" alongside Imagine Dragons, but the prolific young rapper is already working on a second studio album. -
Kendrick Lamar and Tame Impala team up for 'Feels Like We Only Go Backwards' remix
Kendrick Lamar's love affair with indie rock continues. The Compton rapper has now teamed up with Tame Impala for "Backwards," an updated version of the band's 2012 song "Feels Like We Only Go Backwards," Billboard reports. The collaboration will appear on the soundtrack for the upcoming SciFi flick, Divergent. -
James Blake discusses collaborating with Kanye West
In a radio interview last November, Kanye West praised James Blake saying, "Just go listen to his music, and say, 'Hey, that's Kanye's favorite artist." "I thought it was nice," the British electronic songwriter told Rolling Stone about the compliment. -
Pitchfork Music Festival lineup announced: Beck, Neutral Milk Hotel, Kendrick Lamar to headline
Today (Feb. 14), Pitchfork announced that Beck, Kendrick Lamar and Neutral Milk Hotel are the fest's three major headliners. Fresh off the release of his 12th studio album Morning Phase, Beck will be Friday night's headliner, with a reunited Neutral Milk Hotel on Saturday and indie's favorite rapper/that guy who made "Radioactive" listenable Kendrick Lamar will tackle Sunday's lineup. -
Drake thinks Macklemore's apology text to Kendrick Lamar was 'wack'
As previously reported, Macklemore apologized to Kendrick Lamar after he and Ryan Lewis beat out the Compton rapper in multiple rap categories, most notably Best Rap Album, as well as Best New Artist. "You got robbed," he wrote. "I wanted you to win. You should have. It's weird and sucks that I robbed you. I was gonna say that during the speech then the music started playing during my speech and I froze." -
Pharrell Williams, Janelle Monae, Kendrick Lamar among many performing NBA All-Star Game weekend
The Super Bowl may have set the standard for musical performances tied into athletic events, but the NBA has assembled a stellar lineup of its own for next weekend's NBA All-Star Game at New Orleans Arena. -
Kendrick Lamar joins Imagine Dragons on Saturday Night Live to perform 'Radioactive' remix [WATCH]
Imagine Dragons were the musical guests last night on Saturday Night Live, and they brought some of their Grammy magic with them. During their performance of "Radioactive," Kendrick Lamar showed up to spit his latest addition to the track's remix. -
Kendrick Lamar responds to Grammys snub, 'Everything happens for a reason'
Although most critics (really most people in general) had placed their bets on Kendrick Lamar to win Album of the Year or at the very least one Grammy out of his seven nominations, the Grammys voting committee thought otherwise and mostly favored Macklemore & Ryan Lewis for everything. -
Super Bowl concerts in and around New York City [SCHEDULE]
With the weekend soon approaching, there are opportunities in and around New York City for football and music fans. VH1, Citi Bank, Bud Light and EA Sports, Fox Sports, ESPN, Live Nation, Pandora, Direct TV, REVOLT and more are hosting Super Bowl concerts to hype up the big game. A blizzard may be headed our way, but the acts headed to the Big Apple are hot. Check out a list (via Billboard) of events that begin tonight (Wednesday January 29) through Sunday and let us know if you'll be heading out to any of them! -
Daft Punk, Paul McCartney and Kendrick Lamar see huge upticks in Spotify streams following Grammys
Album and download sales are down. Everyone knows this. The number of viewers taking on the Grammys even year continues to rise however, most likely because they're on television, and the populace just can't handle things they can't see. Either way, musicians that are already pretty popular from a musical perspective see huge increases in activity following The Grammys' broadcast, at least according to numbers released by Spotify. -
Imagine Dragons, Kendrick Lamar release studio version of explosive 'Radioactive' remix after Grammy performance [LISTEN]
When the Grammys first announced that arena rockers Imagine Dragons and rap's newest, greatest player in the game Kendrick Lamar, it seemed like a combination destined for disaster. However, from the moment that Lamar joined in on "Radioactive" by busting some seriously sick beats, it was clear that this was a performance highlight of the night (and it was one of Music Times' top picks).
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