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Hip-hop duo

This commodity is about the hip hop duo. For their eponymous debut album, see Run the Jewels (album).

Run the Jewels
Killer Mike (left) and El-P (right) performing at Treefort Music Fest 2014

Killer Mike (left) and El-P (right) performing at Treefort Music Fest 2014
Background information
Also known as
  • RTJ
  • Yankee and the Brave
Origin United States
Genres
  • Hip hop
  • political hip hop
Years active 2013–present
Labels
  • Jewel Runners
  • BMG
  • Mass Appeal
  • Fool'southward Gilt
  • Big Dada
  • Definitive Jux
Website runthejewels.com
Members
  • El-P
  • Killer Mike

Run the Jewels, too known by the initials, RTJ, is an American hip hop super-duo composed of Brooklyn-based rapper and producer El-P and Atlanta-based rapper Killer Mike. They released their critically acclaimed self-titled debut studio album every bit a gratuitous download in 2013 and have since released the follow-up albums Run the Jewels 2 (2014), Run the Jewels three (2016), and RTJ4 (2020),[a] all of which take been released for free and received critical acclaim.[1]

History [edit]

Formation and Run the Jewels (2011–2013) [edit]

El P was active professionally in music from the early 1990s, first with Visitor Flow and and so as a solo creative person and in-demand producer for others. Killer Mike'southward recording debut was in 2000 with Outkast on the Stankonia album, and his solo debut appeared in 2003.

The duo were first introduced to each other by Cartoon Network executive Jason DeMarco in 2011.[2] El-P later produced Mike's 2012 album R.A.P. Music, which was soon followed past Mike's advent on the runway "Tougher Colder Killer" from El-P'south 2012 album Cancer 4 Cure. When R.A.P. Music and Cancer iv Cure were released within weeks of each other, the two decided to bout together. The success of the bout eventually led to the decision to class Run the Jewels,[3] [iv] with the duo taking their name from a lyric in the 1990 LL Cool J song "Cheesy Rat Blues".[five]

On June 26, 2013, Run the Jewels released their self-titled debut anthology on Fool's Aureate Records as a free download.[six] They also released "36" Chain" as a free track as role of the 2013 edition of the yearly Adult Swim Singles Program.

Run the Jewels ii (2014–2015) [edit]

El-P (left) and Killer Mike (right) with Zack de la Rocha (eye) at the 2015 Coachella Festival

Run The Jewels two was released through Mass Appeal Records on October 24, 2014.[7] A light-hearted remix album composed entirely of cat sounds titled Meow the Jewels was released on September 25, 2015.[8] It features guest product from the likes of Prince Paul, Boots, Geoff Barrow, Zola Jesus, The Alchemist, Merely Blaze and others.[9] Proceeds from the album went entirely to charity.[x] They also announced the release of a traditional remix album of Run the Jewels 2 which was to be released via Fool'due south Gilt Records in 2015.[11] Like the previous year, Adult Swim released the 2014 edition of their compilation, which saw the release of the lead single from Run the Jewels 2, "Oh My Darling (Don't Cry)", while the non-album single "Rubble Kings (Dynamite on the Street)" was released in 2015.

Run the Jewels supported Jack White at Madison Square Garden on Jan thirty, 2015.[12] In early 2015, it was announced that the band would perform at the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival in Apr and the Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival in June. In improver to these larger festivals, RTJ besides appear performances at the Boston Calling Music Festival, the Big Guava Music Festival, the Pitchfork Music Festival, the Austin City Limits Music Festival, and the Music Midtown Festival in Atlanta, Georgia; Blink-182 drummer Travis Barker was slated to join them.[xiii] Trackstar the DJ served every bit Run the Jewels' DJ during their RTJ2 tour.[xiv]

Killer Mike revealed that the duo would begin work on Run the Jewels 3 in Jan 2015.[xv] Run the Jewels released an exclusive 12-inch on April 18, 2015 in conjunction with Record Store Day. The record included a new track ("Bosom No Moves" feat. SL Jones) in addition to iii previously-released songs.[16]

The single "Lie, Crook, Steal", released in 2015, was later used every bit the theme song to the Netflix documentary series Muddy Money.[17] [18] [19]

Run the Jewels 3 (2016–2018) [edit]

In 2016, Adult Swim was once once again used to release "Talk to Me" from Run the Jewels 3.[twenty] Run the Jewels then released the vocal "Love Again" featuring Gangsta Boo. "Honey Again" went on to win Run the Jewels the U.k. Music Video Awards for "Best Urban Video" and "All-time Editing in a Video".[21]

February 6, 2016, the duo performed iii songs ("Talk to Me", "Legend Has It", "A Report to the Shareholders") for NPR′s Music Tiny Desk Concert.

At some point in the hereafter they are going to try and label united states a political rap grouping, and that we are not, we exercise not care what party yous vest to, we don't intendance who yous supported, nosotros don't care what yous are doing tomorrow politically, we care that socially every one of you know: yous are admittedly born complimentary and nothing has a right to interrupt that freedom. We love you.

—Killer Mike, "Run The Jewels: NPR Music Tiny Desk Concert", YouTube (xiv February 2017)[22]

Baronial 24, 2016, DJ Shadow'south unmarried "Nobody Speak (feat. Run The Jewels)" was released, featuring a music video of brawling politicians merely earlier the 2016 election. This song has been featured in several Goggle box shows and movies.[23] The song was produced by the Mass Appeal record characterization and DJ Shadow, which he calls the standout track on his anthology The Mountain Will Fall. The duo were extras in the video. The video was directed by Sam Pilling. produced by Pulse Films, and starred Igor Tsyshkevych and Ian Bailey. Information technology was shot in NYC, London and Ukraine.

Run the Jewels iii was digitally released on December 24, 2016,[24] iii weeks prior to its previously announced release engagement of Jan thirteen, 2017.[25] Physical release of the album appeared on January 13 in the U.s. and January xx elsewhere.[24] [26] In the same month, Adult Swim's tardily-night anime block Toonami promoted the album by replacing regular music with tracks from the album.

In June 2017, the runway "Legend Has It" from Run the Jewels 3 was featured in the teaser trailer for Marvel'south Black Panther during game four of the 2017 NBA Finals, and was viewed 89 1000000 times in 24 hours.[27] [28] Multiple Run the Jewels tracks were as well featured in the 2017 activeness film Infant Driver, which likewise featured a cameo by Killer Mike. In September 2017, Run the Jewels released "Mean Demeanor", a runway created for the soccer video game FIFA 18.

In March 2018, Adult Swim released a Run the Jewels/Rick and Morty crossover music video for "Oh Mama".[29] The music was a remix of "Oh Mama" from Run the Jewels three accompanied by sound effects from a Rick and Morty short. The attempt was directed past Juan Meza-León, and was released prior to Run the Jewels headlining the 2018 Developed Swim Festival on Oct 7, 2018.[thirty] [31]

On December 12, 2019, the single "Legend Has It" was certified gold by the Recording Industry Clan of America.[32]

RTJ4 (2018–2022) [edit]

Main commodity: RTJ4

On October 11, 2018, Run the Jewels released a new song titled "Let's Go (The Royal We)", which was featured in that year'southward superhero film Venom and debuted on Zane Lowe's Apple Music'south Beats 1 prove. Information technology was also confirmed that their fourth album was in the works.[33]

On March 22, 2020, Run the Jewels released "Yankee and the Brave (ep.iv)" as the first single from RTJ4.[34] Four days later, they released the 2nd single, "Ooh LA LA" (featuring Greg Nice and DJ Premier).[35] The anthology was released digitally on June 3, 2020, two days earlier than their appear released date of June 5, with a concrete release in September 2020.[36] It was their first album to exist officially titled nether its abbreviated name every bit opposed to the formatting of previous albums, which would have rendered the title Run the Jewels iv.[37] On June 6, every bit they had done with the preceding album, Toonami once again promoted the album by replacing regular music in their promos with music from the album. In July, the duo announced the release of their own cannabis strain with a "sweet fruit cake [taste] with a herbal tea terminate", named after their single "Ooh LA LA".[38]

In an attempt to increase voter turnout for the 2020 elections, Run the Jewels performed RTJ4 in its entirety from a warehouse during a YouTube stream titled Holy Calamavote (a reference to their song "Holy Calamafuck") on October 18.[39] Hosted past Eric Andre in the manner of a parody telethon and sponsored by Adult Swim and Ben & Jerry's, the performance featured appearances from all of the collaborators on the album, with some appearing in person while others appeared via pre-recorded performances played on big screens in the background.[39]

Alongside several other artists, Run the Jewels provided music for the video game Cyberpunk 2077, released in Dec 2020.[xl] One month earlier the game's release, they released a song they wrote for the game called "No Relieve Signal", accompanied by a music video which shows them performing the song within the game's world.[41] They were credited as Yankee and the Brave for this song.[42] Around the same time, the video game Spider-Man: Miles Morales was released, which features an instrumental version of "The Ground Below" from RTJ4 in the groundwork during a mission.[43]

The official release for RTJ4 was June five, 2020. The duo announced on June 3 that they were likewise giving out the album for free and that it is streamable.[1]

Tributes [edit]

As function of the promotion for Run the Jewels ii, the duo started a "Tag the Jewels" motility encouraging graffiti artists from around the world to tag their rendition of the duo's signature "pistol and fist" mitt gesture, as featured on all of their album covers.[44] 30 artists were invited to participate in the motility, creating big murals on six continents.[45] [46] The same "pistol and fist" gesture was featured on the covers of several Marvel comic books since 2015. Curiosity editor-in-master Axel Alonso was the driving strength behind the gesture's incorporation into variant covers for Deadpool #45, Howard the Duck #ii, Deadpool's Secret Secret Wars #1,[47] [48] Black Panther #2, Cage #i and Doctor Strange/Punisher: Magic Bullets #1 variant. In the video game Borderlands 3, one of playable grapheme FL4K'southward pets will throw up the duo's "pistol and fist" gesture when interacted with. In the video game Gears of War 4, a promotional peel packet featuring Run the Jewels as playable characters was released in early 2017.

Members [edit]

  • Jaime "El-P" Meline – vocals, product
  • Michael "Killer Mike" Render – vocals
Touring members
  • Gabe "Trackstar the DJ" Moskoff – turntables, samples, backing vocals

Discography [edit]

Studio albums

  • Run the Jewels (2013)
  • Run the Jewels 2 (2014)
  • Meow the Jewels (2015)
  • Run the Jewels 3 (2016)
  • RTJ4 (2020)

Singles

BUST NO MOVES, Record Store 24-hour interval 12" vinyl single (April 18, 2015)

  1. Bust No Moves ft. SL Jones
  2. Pew Pew Pew ft. DJ Q-Bert
  3. Honey Again (Akinyele Dorsum) ft. Gangsta Boo
  4. Blockbuster Nighttime, Pt. 2 ft. Despot and Wiki

RUBBLE KINGS THEME, DYNAMITE (2015)

"Exclusive track for Adult Swim and the kickoff single from the soundtrack for the documentary Rubble Kings."[49]

Tours [edit]

Headlining

  • Run the Jewels Tour (2015)[50]
  • Run the World Tour (2017)[51]

Supporting

  • Lorde – Melodrama World Tour (2018)
  • Rage Against the Machine – Public Service Announcement Bout (2022)
    • 2020 was postponed in role due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
    • It was set to resume 2021 just April 8, 2021, it was appear the tour will be delayed until March 31, 2022, starting in El Paso, Texas, USA.[52]
    • The RATM 2022 tour poster on both bands' sites, shows ane date JUL-16**RTJ not playing at QUEBEC CITY, QC, FESTIVAL D'ETE DE QUEBEC
    • The end of the United states bout is set up to end in a 5-day final in New York City, NY, U.s., at the Madison Square Garden, Baronial 08th - 14[52]

Awards and nominations [edit]

Grammy Awards [edit]

The Grammy Awards is an annual awards ceremony presented past The Recording Academy. Run The Jewels has been nominated for 1 accolade.

Great britain Music Video Awards [edit]

The Uk Music Video Awards is an annual commemoration of creativity, technical excellence and innovation in music video and moving image for music. Run The Jewels have won two awards from six nominations.

NME Awards [edit]

The NME Awards is an annual music awards show in the United Kingdom, founded by the music mag, NME (New Musical Express) . Run The Jewels have received three nominations (Best Album in 2015, and Best Festival Ring and Best International Band in 2016) and won ii awards (Best Festival Ring and Best International Band in 2016).

A2IM Libera Awards [edit]

The A2IM Libera Awards is an annual music awards show created by the American Clan of Independent Music. Run The Jewels have won five awards from eleven nominations.

Notes [edit]

  1. ^ Unlike its predecessors, the fourth album is officially titled RTJ4 instead of Run the Jewels 4.

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External links [edit]

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Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Run_the_Jewels

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