Tag: Outkast
Listen: #WakandaForeverEver mashes the Black Panther soundtrack with Outkast
Wakanda meets Stankonia in a new mixtape from hip-hop producer J. Period, who layered Outkast's vocals over the score and soundtrack of Black Panther to create #WakandaForeverEver.
With André 3000 and Future’s shoe lines, Atlanta is stepping up as a sneaker hub
With André 3000 + Tretorn, Reebok x Future, and Cherokee County’s new Adidas “Speedfactory," Atlanta is marking itself as a force for stylish footwear.
André 3000 launches a shoe collection with Tretorn
The 42-year-old half of Outkast is a long-time fan of the brand, reminiscing of the days he wore Tretorns in the halls of Tri-Cities High School.
Hooray! Killer Mike was awarded his own day
Not so long after Southern hip-hop legend Big Boi said "Killer Mike" Render should run for Atlanta Mayor, the homegrown rapper and activist received a proclamation from Atlanta City Council claiming July 17, 2017 in his honor.
5 Atlanta events you won’t want to miss: June 28-July 4
Outkast vs. A Tribe Called Quest, metal bands at Warped Tour, and a tipsy evening at wine tasting school
Big Boi thinks Killer Mike should run for Atlanta mayor
We chat with Atlanta rap legend Big Boi about his new album, Boomiverse, the state of hip-hop in Atlanta, and why he loves Marcel (despite the fact that he doesn't eat steak).
Listen to “ATLiens” at the Sound Table
At the Sound Table, a hip restaurant and music venue on Edgewood Avenue near downtown, a local DJ spins almost every night of the week.
Big Boi’s dog shampoo will leave your pup so fresh and so clean, clean
Most Atlantans know Antwan Patton (stage name: Big Boi) as half of the beloved hip-hop duo Outkast. But lately the rapper—and bulldog enthusiast—has teamed up with Chicago-based pet grooming guru Bobbi Panter on a line of natural dog shampoos.
Winning gold and chauffeuring Ali: Memories of the 1996 Atlanta Olympics
Athletes, musicians, local leaders, and metro Atlanta residents share their memories of the games—taking home the gold, chauffeuring Muhammad Ali, collecting pins, riding MARTA, performing for Bill and Hillary Clinton, and more.
55. Michael Render (aka Killer Mike)
Since hitting the hip-hop scene in 2000 as a regular Outkast contributor, Render has put out five studio albums and become an outspoken proponent of criminal justice and prison reform.
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