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Digable Planets – Blowout Comb 30th Anniversary Tour
Sun, Oct 18 | 7 pmMetro
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Sunday, October 18
Digable Planets Blowout Comb 30th Anniversary Tour
$45 Adv. / $50 Day of / 18+ / Doors: 7PM / Show: 8PM
Digable Planets burst onto the music scene in 1993 with their Grammy-winning single, Rebirth Of Slick (Cool Like Dat). Made up of Ishmael Butterfly Butler, Craig Doodlebug Irving, and Mary Ann Ladybug Mecca Vieira, the pioneering trio carved out a uniquely appealing style of jazz-informed hip hop that catapulted their first single to the 15th spot on the Billboard Hot 100 chart.
Shortly after, Digable Planets followed up with their debut album, Reachin (A New Refutation of Time And Space), an ambitious offering that Pitchfork praised as a world within a world, complete with its own language and monuments. Melding jazz samples, and complex rhymes that touched on everything from the nuances of city life to abortion rights
Digable Planets quickly followed up in 1994 with Blowout Comb, a bold and colorful meditation on Black liberation. While the album did not initially attain the immediate commercial successes of Reachin, the 13-track sophomore opus has gone on to age beautifully, influencing future generations of hip hop heads, young jazz musicians, and Afrofuturists.
Digable Planets Blowout Comb 30th Anniversary Tour
$45 Adv. / $50 Day of / 18+ / Doors: 7PM / Show: 8PM
Digable Planets burst onto the music scene in 1993 with their Grammy-winning single, Rebirth Of Slick (Cool Like Dat). Made up of Ishmael Butterfly Butler, Craig Doodlebug Irving, and Mary Ann Ladybug Mecca Vieira, the pioneering trio carved out a uniquely appealing style of jazz-informed hip hop that catapulted their first single to the 15th spot on the Billboard Hot 100 chart.
Shortly after, Digable Planets followed up with their debut album, Reachin (A New Refutation of Time And Space), an ambitious offering that Pitchfork praised as a world within a world, complete with its own language and monuments. Melding jazz samples, and complex rhymes that touched on everything from the nuances of city life to abortion rights
Digable Planets quickly followed up in 1994 with Blowout Comb, a bold and colorful meditation on Black liberation. While the album did not initially attain the immediate commercial successes of Reachin, the 13-track sophomore opus has gone on to age beautifully, influencing future generations of hip hop heads, young jazz musicians, and Afrofuturists.
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