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There is a bevy of guests on this record, but they all serve the project like instruments that come in and out without attempting to take over with solo turns.

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Thank You 4 Your service Epic 2016 9.0 Best new music by kris ex Contributor Rap November 17 2016 Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Open share drawer A Tribe Called Quests sixth (and final) album was a rumor for 18 years.

Its here, and against many odds, it reinvigorates the groups discography without resting on nostalgia.

The latter strived to serve as a healing elixir and balm for what was, up until recently, the swan song for one of the greatest acts that hip-hop has ever produced.

Despite the assurances of legendary music executives, fans could not be blamed for being cynical.

The group had splintered fabulously, as documented in Michael Rapaports unflinching 2011 documentary Beats, Rhymes Life: The Travels of a Tribe Called Quest.

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Moreover, the death of member Malik Phife Dawg Taylor earlier this year, seemed to ensure that any future efforts would be full of excavated throwaways and repurposed vocals from other projects made fresh via studio magic.

Yet, We got it from Here exists, their sixth (and final) album, and its full of unblemished offerings that were recorded at Q-Tip s home studio following their performance on Jimmy Fallons The Tonight Show one year ago.

For the first time in their career, the entire group appears to be at their peak, exuding a well-earned effortlessness.

Even if Ali Shaheed Muhammad is listed nowhere on the credits, the acts three MCsthe abstract Q-Tip, the ruffneck Phife, and the often M.I.A.

Jarobiare on point all the time, picking up each others couplets and passing microphones like hot potatoes.

The song plays with a sci-fi framingThere aint no space program for niggasYo, you stuck here, niggayet its not about an imaginary future, but right now.

Imagine if this shit was really talkin about space, dude, Q-Tip raps, unveiling the entire song as a metaphor for gentrification, perhaps even forecasting the showdown over the Dakota Access Pipeline at Standing Rock.

And just that quickly, you realize that Tribepoetical, allegorical, direct, and forever pushing forward from the presentare back as if they never left.

On We the People, Q-Tip breaks out into a mini-song as hook: All you Black folks, you must goAll you Mexicans, you must goAnd all you poor folks, you must goMuslims and gays, boy we hate your waysSo all you bad folk, you must go.

It follows in the pathways of Jamila Woods HEAVN and Solange Knowles A Seat at the Table as an album that expresses the deeply painful and deep-seated racist attitudes of current America without rancor.

That the hook echoes President-elect Donald Trumps most famous and reductionist campaign views works in ways that it would not had Hillary Clinton garnered enough electoral college votes to win the election.

For comparison, the video for Ty Dolla ign and Future s Campaign, released the day before the election, seemed to bank on a Clinton victory in its jubilation, but now feels tone deaf.) Ironically, Tribe may have also been seeing a Clinton victory; Q-Tip references a female president on The Space Program.

He countered that hip-hop was not solely a youth genre; that the media and commercial forces had made it so; that the top MC of the moment Jay Z was in his thirties; that the best art comes not from the exuberance of youth, but the mastery of form.

On the lascivious Enough, the vocals of Ms Jck (of undersung alt-RB progenitors JDavey) are treated like source material, woven into the musical bed.

There are layered, echoing, melodic sonic manipulations and restrained uses of Jack White and Elton John on Solid Wall of Sound.

On the introspective and confessional Ego, White (again) is used sparingly and smartly for subdued electric guitar touches.

We got it from Here is not the music of a producer showing off, but of one knowing what to do and when to do it.

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