A couple of weeks ago, Killer Mike hosted André 3000 on his Late Show and gave André the Colbert Questionert. Last night, Colbert also had Killer Mike on as his musical guest. I like the idea that the Colbert show is now some kind of forum for Dungeon Family members. Fingers crossed that he has Witchdoctor and Cool Breeze on next week.

The Dungeon Family lives on. The legendary Atlanta rap collective included OutKast, Goodie Mob, and the Organized Noize production team, and it was responsible for a whole lot of the best music the ’90s and early ’00s. In the time since their heyday, the members of the DF have scattered to the four winds. (André […]

It's Election Day, and last night the NBC late-night TV shows used their musical selections to remind us as much. Seth Meyers had the biggest get: Tracy Chapman singing "Talkin' 'Bout A Revolution" in her first televised performance in five years. Before that, Jimmy Fallon trotted out Big Boi and a whole Dungeon Family entourage…

After Speakerboxxx, after Big Boi Presents Got Purp?, after Sir Lucious Left Foot, it’s now possible to say that Big Boi, the solo artist, has his very own aesthetic — one pretty far removed from the ruminative Dungeon Family gutbucket soul-funk that animated the first three OutKast albums. Big Boi’s sound builds on...

The Paper Route Gangstaz-- Huntsville, Ala.'s answer to No Limit, Cash Money, or the Dungeon Family-- hook up with hipster-DJ kingpins Diplo and Benzi for a mixtaperead more