When we got in the room with Kendrick, also just as a human being he’s a wonderful humble person that’s just there for the music. Reynolds: Yeah, he resurrects that ‘90s hip hop that I love and grew up on. Sermon: Yeah, it felt like he’s the natural continuation of Tupac and Biggie, he’s that level. Sermon: It’s like a delicious steak with all this fat on it, that’s the best part of the steak.īaltin: When you performed at the Grammys with Kendrick.in 2014 could you feel he was ready to go to the next level? But when we reproduce it live that fat lives, that’s where it thrives. In fact Wayne sat down with a couple of the songs and added parts and outros and intros and solos, just things that lend better to the live purposes cause when you’re putting something on a record you’re trimming the fat. Reynolds: When we’re playing the song live we typically play it differently from how it’s on the record. Reynolds: But yeah, that is when a song comes to life, totally, when you have an audience.īaltin: How did the songs change in rehearsal?
Daniel Wayne Sermon: We rehearsed it for the first time yesterday and so we’re so smart the first time we play a new song it’s gonna be broadcast on You Tube and it’s like, “What are we thinking?”
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