De La Soul

”Your purchases will roughly go 90% Tommy Boy, 10% De La,” the group said in a series of Instagram posts about the ”unbalanced, unfair” deal with Tommy Boy Records.

Plus: Robyn, Ty Segall, Built To Spill, Southern Culture on the Skids, Hot Snakes, PAWS, and more tour-related news.

JCRT specialize in hand-designed plaid flannels, and their shirt lines include items inspired by pop culture. Among them is the Mixtape Collection that is inspired by sleeve designs of classic ’80s and ’90s records, and the brand new one by Bob Mould…

’Wu-Tang Clan: Of Mics and Men’ will debut on Showtime this spring.

The band’s set contained many of their biggest hits, and tons of guests including De La Soul and Yasiin Bey (fka Mos Def).

This week’s BrooklynVegan Blog Radio on SiriusXMU took inspiration from the two big Dead & Co shows at Citi Field over the weekend, fitting in Dead covers from the likes of Courtney Love, Moses Sumney & Jenny Lewis, The War on Drugs, Charles Bradley, and Lucius, plus non-Dead music too.

Plus: Santigold, Shabazz Palaces, Talib Kweli, Dave Chappelle, Busta Rhymes, and still more.

The new Denver festival, which was created by Bonnaroo and Outside Lands co-creators Superfly, also features Sturgill Simpson, Miguel, The War On Drugs, De La Soul, Mavis Staples, and more.

The song will appear on the Canadian hip hop group’s upcoming ’Survival’ EP, which also features Shad, 2oolman of A Tribe Called Red, and more.

Artists on David’s new mix include Frank Ocean, St Vincent, Arcade Fire, Arca, Sylvan Esso, Perfume Genius, Lorde, Radiohead, alt-J, and more. “Something tells me some of this music relates to how these artists are feeling in the world these days. The tone can be hopeful, yearning and is often a source of solace.”