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Shabazz Palaces Announce April 22nd Show at The Mohawk - Source: ultra8201
Shabazz Palaces are percussionist Tendai Maraire and Ishmael Butler, formally of Digable Planets and Cherrywine.

Digable Planets not reunited, playing Brooklyn Bowl - Source: Brooklyn Vegan
Earlier this month, news began circulating that Digable Planets had plans to reunite with their original members in 2012 for a tour and a new album, which would be the followup to 1994's Blowout Comb.

Digable Planets Not Reuniting, Yet, Says Ladybug Mecca - Source: Prefix Magazine
Here we were, all excited and shit after learning that Digable Planets were planning on reuniting for a new album and a tour in 2012.

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Digable Planets are a jazz hip-hop group from Brooklyn, New York, United States which formed in 1992. The group consists of rappers Ishmael “Butterfly” Butler, Ann “Ladybug” Vieira and Craig “Doodlebug” Irving. They are best known for their 1993 single “Rebirth of Slick (Cool Like Dat)”, which was a success on hip-hop, pop and alternative rock radio in the United States. The group broke up in 1995 and reunited in 2005. When hip-hop trio Digable Planets emerged in the early '90s, their memorable moniker raised eyebrows. What, exactly, did it mean? The name sprang, they explained, from the notion that "every individual is a planet."� But the unique worlds that their tracks mapped out were not insular ones; as their Grammy-winning hit "Rebirth Of Slick (Cool Like Dat)” would prove, the Planets were primed to connect with audiences weary of the aggressive posturing of gangsta rap. Filled with literate lyrics, honey-smooth flow, and inventive arrangements, their albums Reachin’ (A New Refutation Of Time And Space) (1993) and Blowout Comb (1994) redefined hip-hop, and set standards for the generation of soul poets and innovative producers that followed, as the new anthology Beyond The Spectrum: The Creamy Spy Chronicles effortlessly reiterates. The group first took shape in the early '90s, in New York City. Learn more about Digable Planets