THE QN5 MEGASHOW IS BACK! 2011’s event marks a pivotal turning for us, as we celebrate a decade-plus of musical independence and multiple critically acclaimed releases. To mark this occasion, this year’s theme is Evolution. Eschewing the traditional ‘one by one’ line-up of previous years, the collective will be performing a ‘history of QN5’ in a collaborative format – year
Oneirology is the study of dreams. The Cunninlynguists made this album no different. The progression is laid out like a dream, from the first track “Predormitum” (falling asleep) to “Hypnopomp” (waking up) and the last song “Embers”, representing recalling one’s dream. While reminiscent of the Cunninlynguists’ last two releases, “Oneirology” is distinct. Conceptually, it is very different than their previous albums.
CunninLynguists featuring Freddie Gibbs – “Hard As They Come (Act I)” After Strange Journey Volume Two’s “Imperial” and Str8 Killa’s “The Coldest”, CL and Gangsta Gibbs connect again for a third Kno-produced banger. Listen to the second official leak from Oneirology as Natti, Freddie Gibbs and Kno ask “Who am I?” Oneirology is set to be released March 22nd via
The first teaser from CunninLynguists upcoming album “Oneirology” Directed by Landon Antonetti AKA Steven Mossberg
Kno – La Petite Mort (Come Die With Me) video featuring Mia Rose Directed by Kno & Matt Hobbs for Vital Films © APOS Music 2010 // © Vital Films
QN5 is proud to present the lead single from PackFM’s forthcoming album, I F*cking Hate Rappers! The Domingo-produced “Nasty” catches PackFM as he gets nifty with the flow over a slow-pour neck-cranker of a track. “Filthy and rotten to the core, when I spit it, these flies start dropping to the floor”. We couldn’t have described it better ourselves. PRE-ORDER
CunningLynguists – Cocaine video The official video for CunningLynguists “Cocaine” from their Strange Journey: Volume 2 album out now! Directed by Kno
PackFM – Happy Days video
It’s QK10 and we’re setting things off with a brand new PackFM“Happy Days”, produced by Tonedeff. Through clever yet powerful quotes, “Happy Days” offers a look at the steady decline in standards that masquerades as “change” in the world today. gem, “Things have been so bad and people are so eager to just be satisfied that they lowered their standards
