Warner Music Germany have unveiled a full stream of the new Wu-Tang Clan album on YouTube, and ‘A Better Tomorrow’ is now available on all platforms. The album contains previous singles ‘Ron O’Neal‘, ‘Ruckus In B Minor‘, ‘Necklace‘ and title track ‘A Better Tomorrow. It has to be said that this album is a complete…
With their ‘A Better Tomorrow’ album due for release next Tuesday [December 2], Wu Tang Clan release the title single. On the track, the Wu spit a bunch of trite political rhetoric that essentially amounts to little more than ‘Things are shit, let’s sort it out’ over an optimistic Soul sample. Sound familiar? That’s because it’s…
After featuring ‘Wishing On A Star‘, ‘Stop Tripping‘ and ‘Footsteps In The Dark‘, we gave up chronicling Raekwon’s weekly #TBT series, figuring that at some point they’d all end up being released as a mixtape anyway. Although this was lazier than hopping on a load of old Funk and Soul tracks and slapping on the…
Aspects comes though with an excellent set of visuals for the Clan-inspired ‘Wulocks’, featuring Raekwon, Killah Priest and Armagedon. The video is the perfect compliment to the track, think GTA meets Marvel. Aspect’s upcoming album, ‘Grind Over Matter’, will be out August 29, stream ‘Warlocks’ below YouTube.
Here at Province, we feature so much great music it’s easy to get left behind, but we got you. Each month we compile all the tracks we’ve featured in one handy playlist on our SoundCloud page for your convenience. Among the highlights this month are ‘Clang’ by Baauer, new drops from Bishop Nehru & DOOM’s ‘Nehruvian DOOM’,…
After his previous #TBT drops (‘Wishing On A Star‘ and ‘Stop Tripping‘), we commented that Raekwon’s visual art is doing nothing for him. This time, The Chef has gone too far, photoshopping himself into a photo of The Isley Brothers. As per usual, the track is a delight; Rae goes over their classic ‘Footsteps In…
At first, Raekwon’s #TBT series seems like an annoyingly obvious punt at social media marketing. It still is, but how nice is it to associate Thursdays with a Wu-Tang legend and a classic Soul instrumental instead of a social media feed full of irritating, sepia-toned photos of that time someone you know had fun a little while…
