9 track album

Tunde Adebimpe delivers a gripping full performance live on KEXP, now out, captured in the station’s studio with a tight, expressive band and unmistakable intensity. The set moves fluidly through “Ate The Moon”, “Drop”, “God Knows”, and “Magnetic”, spotlighting Adebimpe’s magnetic vocals alongside Wilder Zoby on keyboards, Jaleel Bunton on guitar, and Jahphet Landis on […]

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9 track album

Tunde Adebimpe, the frontman of the critically acclaimed Brooklyn-based band TV On The Radio recently announced his long-awaited solo debut Thee Black Boltz. Slated for an April 18, 2025 release through Sub Pop Records, the Adebimpe and Zoby Wilder co-produced album features additional production and contributions from TV On The Radio's Jaleel Bunton and Japhet Landis and more. The album's material will not only showcase Adebimpe imitable voice and visionary soundscapes, but is a nod to his propensity to write and sing about the human condition -- in all its form, under all its stressor, both big and small. Thee Black Boltz isn't a TV On The Radio album. But for Adebimpe, in a lot of ways, the excitement of doing something on his own for the first time ignited a similar creative spark as during the early TVOTR days. The songwriting process is the same, he says, but with his bandmates, Adebimpe always knew that have didn't have to complete his musical ideas. “I’ve been doing this thing with this group of people for so long, that I can just have a vague sketch of a concept and I know Jaleel or Kyp will have five brilliant ideas on where it can go,” he says. “But for Thee Black Boltz, I didn’t have that scaffolding to hang on. That was both terrifying and exhilarating.” The album's title is Adebimpe's response to the macro unease of a post-pandemic world careening towards violent authoritarianism and the immense grief that has come from deeply personal losses, specifically the sudden passing of his younger sister while making it. In many way, Thee Black Boltz is the TVOTR frontman's desperate grasping of small moments of joy amidst the dissonance, chaos and sadness in any way he could. And understandably, the album was a way of processing everything in his life. “It was my way of building a rock or a platform for myself in the middle of this fucking ocean," he says. As he writes in his notebook, “The sparks of inspiration/motivation / hope that flash up in the midst of (and sometimes as a result of) deep grief, depression or despair. Sort of like electrons building up in storm clouds clashing until they fire off lightning and illuminate a way out, if only for a second.” “Also,” he adds. “it’s a good name for a cool metal band, and I think that most people would describe me as akin to a very cool metal band.”  Thee Black Boltz's second single, the Jahpet Landis-produced "Drop" is a meditative and deeply introspective song featuring looped beatboxing, shimmering and strummed bursts of guitar, whistling and skittering beats serving as a dreamy and subtly uneasy bed for Adebimpe's plaintive delivery questioning the purpose of it all, when things seem so brutally nonsensical. The song is accompanied by a vividly colored, animated visualizer.

9 track album

TV on the radio's Tunde Adbimpe He detailed a new single album. Out of April 17, via Sub -popand Here is Black Politz It includes the last October song "Magnetic"As well as a new song" Drop ". Look for the new song below. Abebimpe produced the album alongside Wilder Zoby, with TV contributions on Gillel Bonton from the radio and Landes ’famed; The latter is attributed to the production of "drop". The album comes on the aftermath of the TV on the radio Return To the road late last year.

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