NxWorries ft. H.E.R.: Where I Go

It’s been a while since we heard from NxWorries, but yesterday Anderson .Paak and Knxwledge reappeared with a brand new single, in the form of Where I Go. The track also features a strong feature from H.E.R., who assumes the role of Paak’s mistreated partner in both the song and the video, culminating in heartbreak and cake loss.

Knxwledge ft. Anderson .Paak: Itckanbe[sonice]

NxWorries unite once again for this mellow cut from Knxwledge’s recent 1988 album. Continuing to build on the buzz built by their acclaimed Yes Lawd album back in 2016, the duo return with more of that same smooth, funk-soul magic. 1988 is out now on Stones Throw.

Knxwledge: 1988 (Stream)

Another great record which saw its release on Friday, is the latest album from Knxwledge. The LA producer has been teasing us with little bursts of instrumental brilliance in the run up to the album’s release, with the full project harbouring a lot more gold within. 1988 is an instrumental album for the most part, save for a couple of sublime exceptions, including a new NxWorries joint as Anderson Paak jumps on board for itkanbe[so nice]. There is also vocal support on the closing track, with Knxwledge enlisting Durand Bernarr and Rose Gold for minding_my business. You can hear the album in full below, with physicals available via Stones Throw.

NxWorries: Lyk Dis

Anderson Paak and Knxwledge recently released a new video for one of the tracks from their 2016 debut, Yes Lawd! Lyk Dis is arguably one of the highlights from the album and the animated video only adds to the appeal. The animation comes courtesy of Andy Baker who brings life to Rhymezlikedimez’s illustration skills. Yes Lawd! is out now on Stones Throw.

NxWorries: Scared Money

Brand new video from the collaborative gift that keeps on giving – NxWorries. Knxledge and Anderon Paak made the video for Scared Money as a tribute to the film Paid in Full. The track is lifted from last year’s excellent Yes Lawd! album; keep your eyes out for a remix edition coming very soon.

NxWorries: Get Bigger

Check out the latest track from what is looking to be one of the most anticipated albums, in a year overrun by potential future classics. Anderson .Paak & Knxwledge bring us Get Bigger.

NxWorries: Lyk Dis

New from the dastardly duo – aka Anderson Paak & Knxwledge – comes Lyk Dis, accompanied with news of an album release too. Ever since their first collab fans have been eager for more and next month they will get their wish granted. Yes Lawd is due for release on Stones Throw on 21 October. More details to follow.