who on the drums kendrick lamar untitled unmastered 2

The clip was featured by several publications on their year-end list of best videos, including Pitchfork, Spin, and Stereogum – with the latter listing it at number one.

The mourners can't see the children as they dance right out of the church and out onto a blacktop, but a group of other kids chases after them as they hop in a hearse and drive away. Seemingly a sad video, it turns instantly joyful when the two late children - a boy and a girl - bound out of their caskets at the front of the church and dance gleefully down the aisle. Eventually, it’s all swallowed up in massive swelling synth and choral hums, fading to a beautiful, passionate outro.' Music video ĭirected by Hiro Murai, the video begins at a funeral (including attendees Flying Lotus and Thundercat in cameo roles). FlyLo shows off his talent by shifting gears post-Kendrick verse the only way you can: insane keys, double-time bass drum, and unrelenting hand claps. Also commenting on Lamar, Billboard's Chris Payne wrote, 'There aren't many A-list rappers who could handle a beat like this, but Kendrick is clearly one of them.' Rolling Stone editor Jon Dolan gave the song three-and-a-half out of five stars, commenting 'Over offhandedly lovely, warp-speed psychedelic soul-jazz, Lamar unleashes a word-mad waterfall with a worried emotional core ('analyze my demise I say I'm super-anxious', he raps).' Consequence of Sound editor Nina Corcoran wrote: 'when combined with one of Lamar’s hottest verses to date (before To Pimp a Butterfly), the song explodes. For its year-end list of 'The 100 Best Tracks of 2014', Pitchfork ranked the song at number 23. Named Best New Track by Pitchfork Media, editor Jayson Greene praised Lamar's performance, writing 'his hyper-vaulting flow and embedded rhyme patterns within rhyme patterns'. Music critics favorably reviewed 'Never Catch Me'. The track's instrumental samples Eric McDaniels and TLC Cathedral Choirs ONE MORE CHANCE, notably the bassline provided by Reggie Young. According to music critics, the track shows influences from jazz-tinged drum and bass artist Roni Size, the 'gleeful' mania of OutKast’s ' B.O.B', and early '90s jazz rap. Kendrick Lamar raps over warp-speed psychedelic soul-jazz beat. The song features 'buoyantly' jazzy, occasionally Zappa-esque production.

Who on the drums kendrick lamar untitled unmastered 2