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we're not kids anymore.
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Sade.
Best piece I've read on the singer's career and untimely death. Written by Nitsuh Abebe.
From the "Otis" video, directed by Spike Jonze.
The Four Mints, "Row My Boat"
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Pitchfork:5-10-15-20 -Pusha T
I didn’t know “Grindin’” was going to be a phenomenon, but I knew it was the exact record we wanted to make. It took nine months to break that record— we did a $5,000 show for every local drug dealer in the United States of America. We were on the road, we were in danger— bulletproof-vest clubs, all that shit. It was what the streets wanted to hear and, once they got it, they had our back. I was just super-focused on my own stuff at that time. I was listening to what Pharrell was making for others and trying to steal as many beats as I could. When he made the “Grindin’” beat, he called me and said, “If you don’t come over and take this beat, I’m going to give it to Jay-Z.” So I get there and I’m like, “This is good— how do I rap on it?” I didn’t know where to come in on the beat. But I wrote three raps for “Grindin’”, and the last one stuck. We totally knew it was going to be the song we put out first; we believed it was the gospel.
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My childhood, personified.
Allen Ginsberg and Thelonious Monk
Shuggie Otis and friend.
Suburban sprawl. Photograph by Christoph Gielen.
Hopi Point, Grand Canyon, circa 1955
"Welcome to Los Anguhlees, Mr. Fink."