Thundercat Returns with New Music and North American Tour
Introduction
Celebrated bassist and singer Thundercat has made a noteworthy return to the music scene, releasing two new tracks emblematic of his unique sound. Collaborating with renowned producer Greg Kurstin, Thundercat’s latest offerings are sure to captivate both fans and new listeners alike.
New Releases
The two freshly minted tracks are titled “I Wish I Didn’t Waste Your Time” and “Children of the Baked Potato.” The latter features a collaboration with fellow artist Remi Wolf, with the title paying homage to the famed Los Angeles jazz club, the Baked Potato. Thundercat expressed his enthusiasm in a recent statement, saying, “[Remi Wolf is] a child of the Baked Potato, like me. She knew exactly what the song needed. And it was wild to watch her make it happen. The more I listen to the song, it’s clear there was no one better I could have picked.”
Listeners can enjoy both tracks by following the provided links: I Wish I Didn’t Waste Your Time and Children of the Baked Potato.
Musical Context
Since the release of his last album, It Is What It Is, in 2020, Thundercat has continued to evolve as an artist. His ability to blend jazz, funk, and R&B has established him as a prominent figure in contemporary music. The new songs showcase his ongoing collaboration with Kurstin, known for his work with a variety of significant artists across genres, including Adele and Beck.
North American Tour
In addition to his new songs, Thundercat is gearing up for a North American tour next month. This tour is eagerly anticipated by fans and is likely to feature a mix of his classic hits alongside his latest offerings.
Conclusion
Thundercat’s return to the music spotlight with these two new tracks and his upcoming tour signifies not only his resilience as an artist but also the thriving environment of the contemporary music scene. The collaboration with Remi Wolf highlights the interconnectedness of artists within Los Angeles’ vibrant music community. As fans await his tour, they are reminded of Thundercat’s impact on modern music, with a fusion of styles that continues to resonate deeply.
