Atrocity Exhibition easily one of my fav hip hop records of all time, cant wait to see what he has coming up. And this track is great. Love the verse where he hires a stripper so he can get change to do some laundry
Fuck a stripper for some change
Actual change
Dimes, Nickles, Pennies
Actual Change
Okay
Beat is sick as well, video is well worth a watch too.
Dirty Laundry is brilliant. Q Tipās beat is wild. Get slight Outkast/Organized Noise vibes from it, particularly the backing vocals. Canāt wait to see what they do together. Itās obvious Danny is beyond hyped to be working with him.
Think Q Tip might rein him in a bit, reckon itāll be a little less experimental than Atrocity Exhibition, a little more grounded in hip hop, less dark too, with some of his hardest bars - he said he had to learn to rap again to meet Tipās expectations.
Only got proper into hip hop in the last two years and have missed Mr Brown before now. Just digging into Atrocity Exhibition and itās real tasty. Good how itās kind of dark and ominous but really fun as well
I got round to atrocity exhibition quite late but when i heard it i just thought to myself āfuck me this is fucking brilliantā
Really like this new track and delighted that heās got a new record coming out.
was listening to nick masonās fictitious sports recently (as in the pink floyd drummerās first solo album), written by carla bley and featuring robert wyatt and a load of jazz/art rock schmoes, and one of the tracks sounded awfully familiar. the main sample from aināt it funny! always weird/interesting to hear samples in their original context
anyway I danny brown is good and I am looking forward to hearing this
been playing this one on tour. Sounds even better here. Another beat produced by Q Tip. Think I marginally prefer Dirty Laundry of the two but both are great.
Great fun - Iād say I marginally prefer wild, abrasive post-punk-rap Danny to this - but am totally fine with an albumās worth of contented upbeat bangers.
Reckon another Atrocity Exhibition would be grating and deliver diminishing returns tbh, and given his range, heās wise to swerve that sound for the follow up. Iām sure heāll be back there with fresh ideas sooner or later. Hoping this will be his stab at a classic hip hop record, the kind Iāve wanted him to make since he released āGrown Upā, but with enough left turns to make sure itās not just a throw back.