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Kendrick Lamar has unleashed a new verse on legendary collective Funkadelic's new track, 'Ain't That Funkin' Kinda Hard On You? Remix'. Listen below
The King of Compton was returning the favour after George Clinton appeared on his sophomore album To Pimp A Butterfly's rousing intro, 'Wesley's Theory'.
Gigwise caught up with Clinton in April and he spoke extensively about his career, as well as his expereince working in the studio with Kendrick. "On a day when hip-hop is soft sounding for most people he's still got the funk voice but he's talking some hardcore shit. His metaphors are so good you don't even have to know what he's talking about!"
Funkadelic has released a new EP today, called Ain’t That Funkin’ Kinda Hard on You? The project includes various Louie Vega remixes of their 2014 same-titled single.
Listen to 'Ain't That Funkin' Kind Of Hard On You? Remix' below
In other Kendrick related news, it was reported last week that his next single will be 'These Walls'. Now that the prolific rapper's seminal album is six months old, Check out our insightful feature on To Pimp A Butterfly. WIth such a politically charged record, Kendrick recently responded to Fox News' ridiculous claim that "hip-hop has done more damage to African Americans than racism."
Kendrick also performed a storming medley from the album on The Colbert Report, being backed by a full band that consisted of Thundercat and Bilal, just to name a few.
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