De La Soul - Cabin In The Sky

De La Soul release their highly anticipated 10th studio album "Cabin In The Sky". The album marks a meaningful new chapter for the group and arrives with the unmistakable energy of artists who continue to evolve, reflect, and contribute powerfully to the culture.

The project brings together a lineup of celebrated producers including Pete Rock, DJ Premier, and Supa Dave West, and features standout collaborators such as Killer Mike, Black Thought, Common, and Yukimi Nagano of Little Dragon. The music reflects a group deeply rooted in their legacy while tapping into a refreshed spirit—rich, soulful, textured, and grounded in the honesty and creativity fans have always loved.

The album rollout opened with the Pete Rock–produced lead single “The Package,” a warm, soulful, head-nodding record that resonated immediately with longtime fans and new listeners alike. Earlier this month, the group followed with “Day In The Sun (Gettin’ Wit U)” featuring Q-Tip and Yummy Bingham, produced by Supa Dave West. The track radiates gratitude, warmth, and an uplifting energy that reflects the themes threaded through the project.

Listeners are also welcomed into the album with the playful and nostalgic “Roll Call” skit, a fun and instantly memorable opening moment that sets the tone for the journey ahead. It’s a reminder of De La’s signature storytelling and the camaraderie that has defined their bond for decades.

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