When asked to clarify if Kendrick was signed before Section.80, the producer repeated himself, “Yeah. And he still dropped Section.80, but that was an independent project.”
He also provided some insight on K.Dot’s upcoming LP.
“In Jazz, we’re taught to expect the unexpected. That’s a different concept of life. Expect what you don’t expect. Once you expect it, you lost. It’s a ball of good energy. That kid is trying to help heal the world. He’s given his whole career to healing the world, and talking to the kids. He don’t give a f--- about a record sale. He trying to take of his world because he’s gonna have kids one day that are going to have to grow up in this s---.”
He becomes the music. He becomes a bass. He becomes a string. He becomes a saxophone. He becomes a drum. I’ve seen him. It’s the craziest, strangest s--- I’ve seen, but it’s amazing. It’s art at its finest, at its highest. And it me in there, him, and another bad cat named Sounwave. One of my favorite producers. It’s me, him and Thundercat. Imagine that in the room. I can’t say s--- else but that.”
