Still Lounge by Dre and Snoop, a new live performance series directed by Fatima Robinson, is here.
The series, inspired by Ernie Barnes’ unforgettable “The Sugar Shack” painting, boasts music direction from Anderson .Paak and is set to give viewers intimate, stripped-down performances from a variety of emerging artists. With the first episode launching today (May 12), we’re breaking down everything you need to know.
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What is Still Lounge by Dre and Snoop?
The Fatima Robinson-directed series, produced by John Winter, welcomes Anderson .Paak as musical director. Each session of the new series aims to serve as a celebration of “the essence of soul in motion,” per the team behind the show, with rising stars invited to reinterpret classic songs for a new audience.
How to watch Still Lounge by Dre and Snoop
For the inaugural Still Lounge by Dre and Snoop episode, recorded at Henson Studios in Los Angeles, Tonio Armani offers his take on Barrett Strong’s Berry Gordy and Janie Bradford-penned “Money (That’s What I Want),” previously covered by The Beatles.
For those hoping to catch the debut session, as well as all future episodes, Complex is the exclusive home. New episodes will premiere bi-weekly starting today (May 12).
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Complex is also where you can find Dre and Snoop vinyl, tees, and more. The current lineup includes an exclusive red picture disc version of Snoop’s Dre-produced Missionary album, Dre’s classic The Chronic album on CD and vinyl, and more.
