Danny Brown and JPEGMAFIA announce joint North American tour
It follows on from their ‘Scaring the Hoes’ album.
It follows on from their ‘Scaring the Hoes’ album.
JPEGMAFIA & DANNY BROWN: BREAK THE INTERNET
A marriage of hellish beats and lyrical devilry with a side order of alcohol, cocaine and fentanyl, ‘Scaring the Hoes Vol. 1’ is a narcotic joyride in experimental rap.
This week’s biggest and best also feature numbers from black midi and Kele.
Featuring friends and frequent collaborators, Run The Jewels.
Danny Brown is headed for the jackpot - commercial viability without compromising his unique voice.
The rapper shared the latest taste of his forthcoming album, ‘uknowhatimsayin¿’, on Twitch.
The second taste of ‘uknowhatimsayin¿’ has arrived.
The forthcoming record follows 2016's debut 'Atrocity Exhibition'.
An instagram post says it’s executive produced by Q-Tip.
The festival comes to Commodore Barry Park this August.
Ride, Tune-Yards and Confidence Man were among the weekend's other top-hitters
Danny Brown, Little Simz and more also form the first announcement for the second edition of the Victoria Park fest.
The track is taken from the band's new remix album 'REDUXER'.
The new collection - out in October - is being previewed by first single 'Blame Fire'.
This impossibly talented juggernaut rolls on.
The festival takes place next March.
The song features on the rapper’s latest album, ‘Atrocity Exhibition’.
Half lyricist, half Looney Tune, Danny Brown's Brixton show is pure pandemonium from the off.
Ahead of his upcoming tour in the UK, Brown has unveiled a lyric video to accompany his 'Atrocity Exhibition' cut.
New video, lifted from the ‘Atrocity Exhibition’ album, takes aim at politicians.
For new, Joy Division-referencing album ‘Atrocity Exhibition’, Danny Brown pulled things right back, finding solace in uncharacteristic peace and quiet.
Exuding confidence at every turn, his ability to wrangle any sound into his warped world of hip hop is exhilarating.
His loss of patience is your gain.
The lastest cut from Danny Brown's 'Atrocity Exhibition' LP is a modern hip-hop who's who.