Glad to see a person unafraid to genuinely express who they are through the thing they love and not worry about the opinions of others. It's inspiring and refreshing.
Unfortunately Andre has actually shyed away from making a hip hop or rap album precisely because he is worried about the opinions of others. Not to say I do not appreciate what he has done here!
I lived on the Big Island of Hawaii and had the most profound spiritual experiences every single day. I fully felt that I was a spiritual being in a human form there and this song exactly captured it. He tuned into the actual energy of the islands
That’s exactly how I feel. I spent my 20s on the big island, seven years. This is the kind of stuff that touches my soul. It’s hard to find the kind of people that you meet out there in other places, but you can always find them
@@valentinarmenta4982 Him being famous has nothing to do with it sounding non-commercial, so your comment means nothing. Except that you sound jealous of Andre of course.
This is a massive win not just for Dre but for Ambient music. No other ambient artist would be able to be interviewed and perform on this big of a platform. He's opening a gaping doorway for our genre.
I do hope that's true, but I kept thinking... "only the return of Andre 3000 could make a late night show agree to allow ambient music for 10 minutes" 😂
@@hettel_visual lol I'm sure that's certainly a possibility... none the less, a lot of people are now on the prowl for this genre. Of course, it'll spawn an influx of BS theatrical copycats that just want to be famous for parading around making ambient music something Pop culture can digest and it'll work. But, for the real pure ambient artists, it'll bring us some shine from a lot more people.
For those wondering this is a Native American block flute, also known as a Spirit Flute or First Nations Flute. It is a 6 hole double chambered instrument that is diatonically tuned. The second flute is the same kind of flute but is known as a drone flute - one pipe has holes and allows for melody while the other is tuned to a drone note (some flutes allow for that note to be adjusted). Its nice to see this going mainstream, as many of us in the community surrounding this instrument have believed in its potential for a long time.
Wow. Thank you so much for this information. I was only guessing that it was of the First Nations... The playing of these instruments too me on a journey I didn't know I needed. Again, thanks for sharing. *Peace.*
@@MISNM0 typing from phone so will be typos but here is my experience as someone who went to post secondary for this instrument and worked with it for a decade. Nomenclature changes depending on your location and its hyper regional. In Canada acseptable terms for the PEOPLE of Canada (not the instrument) that were present prior to european colonization are: Indigenous, First Nations, Métis, Inuit (plural form of the word) and occasionally Aboriginal though it is far less common. All thse terms mean different things and are not interchangeable. In Canada the word Aboriginee is used to speak about Australias first people. In the USA and South American countries the nomenclature will change. Regarding the instrument its even more complex as this variety of flute evolved from south American notch style flute that also all have different names! Generally names go by region (he calls is Mayan flute for example). I can't begin to list all the names for this wonderful instrument but check out flutopedia it has all the info!
Andre is a true artist at heart, this is what happens when an artist is done creating for the masses and starts creating for themselves knowing those the project speaks to will understand. I’m so appreciative of this, pretty sure he took my soul to the laudry
OutKast which mixed alt rock, neo soul, gospel, drum'n'bass, jazz,techno,funk is definitely not for masses.Not surprised some people called them avant-garde/progressive hip hop duo.And if you remember there was Cartoon Network tv series where he played teacher of jazz.His role model is legendary Ray Charles from the same city so he never was typical hip hop guy
Did you see the recent Caroline Polachek performance on Colbert. It's another 'here is some art, deal with it. Process it as you see fit.'. Very cool to see this stuff televised.
ngl this was a whole-ass vibe. kudos to stephen for givin us the full cut & allowing andre to receive his flowers. and can we please give it up to the dude back there workin his bells and his broom and his seashells and his swiffer duster, cuz babyyy he was doin the absolute most.
Auxiliary precision is so much fun because you can turn anything into an instrument. It's also crazy stressful because you're play 5-20 different instruments all during different measures and rest you could go a couple of minutes without playing anything so have to keep time and count while you're listening to everyone else caus ultimately you want to with what their time is even if yours is perfect. The guy in the back is freaking demigod
I’ve made these instruments for over 30 years. They’ve been made by human hands for at least 30,000 years. Bear bones. Bird bones. Bamboo. Now I use natural stalks … sunflower, agave, and branches. There are several native flute festivals scattered around the country. Mostly tuned in minor pentatonic keys, these instruments are diverse. Jazz and blues are my favorite jams. That F# drone flute Andre 3000 plays, is directly connected to the heart. Martinez is one of the best makers in the country. Well played tonight, Stephen
My husband and I rent from Guillermo (Martinez) and Andre comes by quite often. I feel lucky to have heard Guillermo and Andre play flute’s together. Andre is very down to earth.
@@judithpurcell991 … that side blown flute is rare. The finger holes are critically placed for each players fingers. The overblown notes are difficult to tune. Finger finesse is critical. Some holes get “half” covered. Explore Mary Youngblood music. Raven Moon. Track 5. “Laugh With Me”. Alto E. No squeaks.
I play a regular silver typical boehm flute, but the first type of flute seemed like a cross between alto flute and a tenor recorder, which is super chill. Love it. I also love the styling of the second style flute he brought out, reminds me of some didgeridoo techniques I tried to pick up (and massively failed). Andre is very compelling and charismatic with his style, too. Makes me want to hear more.
I respect and admire Andre's self-awareness and individuality. This music is dope. He's already an accomplished artist and one of the most influential performers. I'm pretty sure he had naysayers and haters before he started rapping too. I don't care if he plays a harmonica or kazoo, if it's good music...it's simply good music. His sound is so transcending (and ahead of its time), that it will take awhile for many to understand.
Andre 3000 is one of the coolest dudes who ever lived. Never before has an ad break in the middle of a video been so profoundly unwelcome. This is meditative and relaxing music. The album is historically significant.
I love people who aren't afraid to radically evolve and just keep getting brighter and more beautiful with age. Andre 3000 is a legend and I'm so glad you showed this whole performance!!
Taking a step back from the limelight and returning 20 yrs later with a type of music that no one expected from him, but still get the recognition he deserves for being one of the greatest musicians in the modern era. 3 stacks reminding us of why he's one of the greatest artists from our generation !
Honestly, it occurred to me during the interview that even during Outkast he was evolving a lot. When they started, he was a rapper. But by The Love Below album, he was singing and making much more melody driven music. His biggest hits from that album aren’t even rap songs (Hey Yeah, Roses, etc).
@@isaiahayers1550OP is in a time warp. He also became a panther with André 3000 that one night in Hawaii began purring and lost track of time and space becoming untethered.
@@Mirrale 100% dude, from 94 - 03 they dropped 5 projects which is some serious work rate, and the evolution on top of that from andres side especially never ceases to amaze me. (big boi evolved a decent amount too during that time as well) Btw I dropped a short video the other day talking about andre's current state of mind and if he'd ever drop another rap album again. Check it out if your interested !
I understand people not getting or enjoying this album, but this is human music. Not what’s trending or going to make millions of dollars. This album transcends pop culture, and he is a master of art.
He's made his money he can get as weird as he wants. Only artists with cushion do this, given that it's not risky or interesting. It's pretty bad actually.
@@Lexwell_Lavers No, there are plenty of ambient artists out there chasing their own path. Just because it's not your preference doesn't mean only people with money get into it.
@@Lexwell_Lavers Bad. Right. It’s not risky or interesting. Just something rich musicians do because they’ve grown complacent, and want to… I dunno… wtf are you talking about?!
@@RHCole seems like a lot of flash, his outfit, the staging, this music, etc. you can't make yourself cool, you either are or you aren't. people often confuse artists with entertainers. I'm seeing an entertainer here trying to act cool.
@@Lexwell_Lavers Responses are in order of your sentences: No. No. And you are entitled to your opinion; a great deal of us love it. A lot. What I really enjoy about your comment is that it shows how much room you have to grow in a positive sense. We're cheering you on, kiddo; your stuff isn't bad either!
But some do like this type of music is not about everybody you can't lump everybody in there saying oh this is not the album we all wanted how do you know everybody wants another rap album not everybody likes rap including me I hate that shity type of music all the brains is nothing but violence and negativity all the time 👎💯💯💯💯💯💯💯
This man is a real musical genius. I'm glad he took this route for the moment and show how complex he is really is. This needs to be done more, he proves his story can be told without words. I would've paid to see that show!!
I quit my job this morning. This fits my vibe today. I am also a trained flutist. I have a collection of wind instruments I like to break out and play. My favorites are made of clay (ocarinas). This was a fantastic treat!
I love that Colbert didn’t speak after the performance, maybe it wasn’t intentional but it does seem like sign of respect for the minimalistic, wordless, meditative quality of the music performed. Loved seeing this on a late show as well, there should be one with ambient music on all episodes! 👽
He's always been 1000 years ahead. It's up to us to catch up. Legends evolve too. The only difference between them and us is we witness a legend evolve. I have nothing but respect for this man. Always inspiring us to climb higher.
This music, style, aesthetic, etc, has existed long before he brought it to the mainstream. It's interesting it's happening, and I believe it is significant, but he is not "1000 years ahead". This stuff has existed for a long time in many branches of creative music. Even the collaborator who was most active on this new album, Carlos Niño, has albums that sound uncannily similar to this.
@evanlindorff-ellery8013 go back and listen to the song Babylon. . Then tell me he's not 1000 years ahead. Humans live in cycles, true instrumental must has always been around. True he isn't the first artist to create such an album. But he's the first hip hop artist to bring this genre to the mainstream. By not adding words that would be bound by an Era he's made his album timeless. Regardless if this is his intent, that will be the result.
You have got to be kidding me the man has admitted that he doesn't even know what the heck it is that he's playing have you not followed this are you going to come out here with that comment come on
Also, that's pretty much like saying certain members in a marching band aren't musicians because their instrument doesn't have a variety of keys, or valves, or that neoplasticism painters, and the like, aren't "really" artists. It's just an argument for those bitter that they can't or didn't do it themselves.
5th time playing this now out on my big monitors gets better each time. Congratulations to everyone involved. To the audience for maintaining quiet spellbound state. To the guy mixing man that is clean. And mostly to Andre and his band for percussion and sound state excellence. It takes balls to play original stuff so quietly. Turn up that volume there is so much underneath this beautiful flute.
It sounds like the score to an experimental '70s sci-fi movie and I absolutely love it. I've always liked Andre 3000s music, but words can't express how much I appreciate and respect his choice to take such a huge creative risk instead of just pumping out another Hey Ya and making an easy billion.
What an absolute legend. One of the greatest hip hop artists of all time coming on and figuring out a way to get Stephen to say "shit" on cbs, them not censor it and then just play chill vibes on the flute for 10 minutes.
I was skeptical when I heard Andre first talk about this work. I AM NO LONGER A SKEPTIC!!!! I am purchasing this amazing piece of art, lighting every candle in my house, and allowing this beautiful music transform my spirit!!!! Thank you Andre💫🔥💛
Love me some good ambient music and damn it if this isn't some good ambient music. Definitely music to sit and make art by. Well done, André. Bravo. 👏🏻
Same here. I love his electro flute. Also to see free jazz-like music by a major popular artist who is incorporating Native American flutes and MesoAmerican flutes and take it OUT is amazing.
I'm not gonna lie; as a diehard Outkast fan since their first record way back in 94, and someone who isn't the most familiar with this type of music, I was prepared to dislike this. But I really, really love it!
This album been out awhile, but glad he got to show it on late night! This man is a musical legend. Outkast, solo work, and dont forget he made an absolute banger of a kids show too
I live under a rock and had no idea Andre 3000 was doing this kind of stuff now. Unreal! I’m so glad he was able to perform and introduce us to something so unique and powerful. ❤
Don't feel too bad about it. This project wasn't promoted like it would have been if this were a hip hop record, which is probably what everyone wanted lol. This performance was hypnotic.
This album is so beautiful. It calms and balances my chakras. It also has been instrumental in focusing my mind when I have to concentrate or do tedious tasks. As my son said, "He may not have given us the album we wanted, but he definitely gave us the album, we needed."🙏🏽
Wow 😮… I’m at work and 4 mins in… had to hurry to a restroom stall 😢. I turned up the volume on my earbuds, closed my eyes and cried 😭. “What just happened…?” Beautiful music… and 10 mins on tv 📺? Now, I want that “smaller” electric ⚡️ flute. Gonna GOOGLE it, after I write this. Those musicians and Dre, cracked the code to my heart ❤️ with those drums and unique percussion. Thank you Stephen … and, like someone already said… the audio sound team… mixed everything “perfectly!” BRING IN THE FLOWERS 💐… good job 👏 Bruh. “Human Music indeed!”
@Loki_Yogi I guess I should have been more specific in my praise by saying "in presenting this performance". I assumed that most people who watch "The Late Show" realize Stephen is not a musician. SMH.
This is really beautiful. Love all of the low-range sounds and the way the music seems to gently rumble. Like you’re floating in a pool of water with your head just under the surface and hearing music coming from above the surface.
What I love is the improvisational aspect of the work. I’ve seen him perform live since NBS’s release. The songs are not presented the same twice. It’s as if we’re witnessing the evolution of this outfit moreso Dre in real time.
You can still hear his catchy hooks at times, found myself adding a hip hop drum beat in my head to only verify this is still the same man. A musical genius
Outkast ,wutang and goodie mob.those guys talent was limitless.singing ,rapping,producing,writing and playing instruments.THEY ALWAYS HAD TALENT And insight
This was the most transcending performance I have heard! Peace and Blessings to Andre 3000! The CD is dope! Thank you Mr. Cobert for bringing this to us!
Absolutely stunning work. I've learned a lot regarding the traditional ayahuasca rituals but never been on one. I've sat back in meditation listening to hours of music, some dating back hundreds of years, to the kinds of music that this group of dedicated musicians just played. It was a refreshing blend of brilliance and South American Amazonia. Bravo Andre 300!
@@raipa111 Go do what he did. Go compose a song, play it yourself, and then go and perform it exactly as you composed it for a live audience. Go do that if you think he isn't talented.
I love the fact that Andre’ made this music primarily for himself. You can make the choice to listen or not. It doesn’t change anything other than shine a light on how much of a burden it is for an artist to do music to please others and neglect the true art they want to do for themselves. This is very therapeutic for Andre’ and as an artist myself, I can relate and appreciate what he’s done.
Andre 3000 going from "Hey Ya" to "Heal Y'all"
I like that very much!!:-)
Me too.
That’s the way to see it!❤
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He's DIVERSIFIED. Much respect to 3 Stacks! ❤
Thank you Stephen for allowing Andre 3000 to present this ethereal musical adventure for 10 minutes
I'm going to assume that the whole thing wasn't aired but they can monetize on TH-cam too!
You dropped acid before watching this, right?!
@@jurgen5679 enjoy your closed mind
@@jorceshaman that’s probably true. My DVR ran out of space. So this episode didn’t record 😩
Big Yoko Ono vibes here. Someone in his circle needs to tell him no every once in a while.
Glad to see a person unafraid to genuinely express who they are through the thing they love and not worry about the opinions of others. It's inspiring and refreshing.
Unfortunately Andre has actually shyed away from making a hip hop or rap album precisely because he is worried about the opinions of others. Not to say I do not appreciate what he has done here!
Yes!!! I agree!!! But the shit still wack, my boy...
The main reason I make ambient music :)
@@jeremiahnations8808 😂😂😂
@@beauwille2294you too have a point. I do appreciate what he’s created
All I can say after watching this I get it now…. Wow
I lived on the Big Island of Hawaii and had the most profound spiritual experiences every single day. I fully felt that I was a spiritual being in a human form there and this song exactly captured it. He tuned into the actual energy of the islands
amazingg
That’s exactly how I feel. I spent my 20s on the big island, seven years. This is the kind of stuff that touches my soul. It’s hard to find the kind of people that you meet out there in other places, but you can always find them
So amazing to have this non commercial sound on a commercial platform…more more!
Well said.
Facts
Yea it's totally not because he was a famous rapper or anything
@@valentinarmenta4982 Him being famous has nothing to do with it sounding non-commercial, so your comment means nothing. Except that you sound jealous of Andre of course.
This is a massive win not just for Dre but for Ambient music. No other ambient artist would be able to be interviewed and perform on this big of a platform. He's opening a gaping doorway for our genre.
I’m going to suggest some names for anyone who is curious about this genre: Harry Bertoia, the Necks, Mathias Grassow and Brian Eno.
@@boboloko
Kat Epple
I do hope that's true, but I kept thinking... "only the return of Andre 3000 could make a late night show agree to allow ambient music for 10 minutes" 😂
Brian Eno is the Goat! He has been doing this since the 80's. Your right though andre is bringing it into light again.
@@hettel_visual lol I'm sure that's certainly a possibility... none the less, a lot of people are now on the prowl for this genre. Of course, it'll spawn an influx of BS theatrical copycats that just want to be famous for parading around making ambient music something Pop culture can digest and it'll work. But, for the real pure ambient artists, it'll bring us some shine from a lot more people.
For those wondering this is a Native American block flute, also known as a Spirit Flute or First Nations Flute. It is a 6 hole double chambered instrument that is diatonically tuned. The second flute is the same kind of flute but is known as a drone flute - one pipe has holes and allows for melody while the other is tuned to a drone note (some flutes allow for that note to be adjusted). Its nice to see this going mainstream, as many of us in the community surrounding this instrument have believed in its potential for a long time.
*American Aborigine
I certainly needed this input. Thank you for sharing! 💛
Wow. Thank you so much for this information. I was only guessing that it was of the First Nations...
The playing of these instruments too me on a journey I didn't know I needed.
Again, thanks for sharing. *Peace.*
@@BraveHawk334
Is this the preferred or correct term? I honestly don't know.
@@MISNM0 typing from phone so will be typos but here is my experience as someone who went to post secondary for this instrument and worked with it for a decade. Nomenclature changes depending on your location and its hyper regional. In Canada acseptable terms for the PEOPLE of Canada (not the instrument) that were present prior to european colonization are: Indigenous, First Nations, Métis, Inuit (plural form of the word) and occasionally Aboriginal though it is far less common. All thse terms mean different things and are not interchangeable. In Canada the word Aboriginee is used to speak about Australias first people. In the USA and South American countries the nomenclature will change. Regarding the instrument its even more complex as this variety of flute evolved from south American notch style flute that also all have different names! Generally names go by region (he calls is Mayan flute for example). I can't begin to list all the names for this wonderful instrument but check out flutopedia it has all the info!
Andre is a true artist at heart, this is what happens when an artist is done creating for the masses and starts creating for themselves knowing those the project speaks to will understand. I’m so appreciative of this, pretty sure he took my soul to the laudry
OutKast was not for the “masses” it was still genuine artistry
OutKast which mixed alt rock, neo soul, gospel, drum'n'bass, jazz,techno,funk is definitely not for masses.Not surprised some people called them avant-garde/progressive hip hop duo.And if you remember there was Cartoon Network tv series where he played teacher of jazz.His role model is legendary Ray Charles from the same city so he never was typical hip hop guy
It's psychedelic, it's outside of box, its quirky, it's trippy.......i like it!!!
Its pretty wild to see that album being performed on late night show live, shout out to people who decided to allow that
I look back in wonder at the stuff we used to have in the 70s and 80s but there's hope after all - Andre 3000 is an incredible musician and performer.
Did you see the recent Caroline Polachek performance on Colbert. It's another 'here is some art, deal with it. Process it as you see fit.'. Very cool to see this stuff televised.
@@paulfitz6614 ❣
wouldn't be shocked if jon batiste had a hand in it
Not that wild. He has clout, status, and money so he gets opportunities that others wouldn’t get.
ngl this was a whole-ass vibe. kudos to stephen for givin us the full cut & allowing andre to receive his flowers. and can we please give it up to the dude back there workin his bells and his broom and his seashells and his swiffer duster, cuz babyyy he was doin the absolute most.
amen
i LOVED the shots of him and the cheering audience afterward🤗🤗
😂😂😂you know you right lol
Auxiliary precision is so much fun because you can turn anything into an instrument. It's also crazy stressful because you're play 5-20 different instruments all during different measures and rest you could go a couple of minutes without playing anything so have to keep time and count while you're listening to everyone else caus ultimately you want to with what their time is even if yours is perfect.
The guy in the back is freaking demigod
Not his swiffer duster 😂😂😂
I’ve made these instruments for over 30 years. They’ve been made by human hands for at least 30,000 years. Bear bones. Bird bones. Bamboo. Now I use natural stalks … sunflower, agave, and branches. There are several native flute festivals scattered around the country. Mostly tuned in minor pentatonic keys, these instruments are diverse. Jazz and blues are my favorite jams. That F# drone flute Andre 3000 plays, is directly connected to the heart. Martinez is one of the best makers in the country. Well played tonight, Stephen
My husband and I rent from Guillermo (Martinez) and Andre comes by quite often. I feel lucky to have heard Guillermo and Andre play flute’s together. Andre is very down to earth.
Lovin' those deeper tones (over high pitched squeaky ones)
That fade out was crazy good. We're going to hear this piece featured everywhere. This very much speaks to the soul.
@@judithpurcell991 … that side blown flute is rare. The finger holes are critically placed for each players fingers. The overblown notes are difficult to tune. Finger finesse is critical. Some holes get “half” covered. Explore Mary Youngblood music. Raven Moon. Track 5. “Laugh With Me”. Alto E. No squeaks.
I play a regular silver typical boehm flute, but the first type of flute seemed like a cross between alto flute and a tenor recorder, which is super chill. Love it. I also love the styling of the second style flute he brought out, reminds me of some didgeridoo techniques I tried to pick up (and massively failed).
Andre is very compelling and charismatic with his style, too. Makes me want to hear more.
I respect and admire Andre's self-awareness and individuality. This music is dope. He's already an accomplished artist and one of the most influential performers. I'm pretty sure he had naysayers and haters before he started rapping too. I don't care if he plays a harmonica or kazoo, if it's good music...it's simply good music. His sound is so transcending (and ahead of its time), that it will take awhile for many to understand.
Andre 3000 is one of the coolest dudes who ever lived. Never before has an ad break in the middle of a video been so profoundly unwelcome. This is meditative and relaxing music. The album is historically significant.
I love people who aren't afraid to radically evolve and just keep getting brighter and more beautiful with age. Andre 3000 is a legend and I'm so glad you showed this whole performance!!
Facts❤
evolve? the brother took us back to the stone ages, fuck you mean?
@@trowawayrizzay😁🤣💀☠️☠️☠️
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@@trowawayrizzaygood. It’s more peaceful than all the nonsense we see daily .
Taking a step back from the limelight and returning 20 yrs later with a type of music that no one expected from him, but still get the recognition he deserves for being one of the greatest musicians in the modern era. 3 stacks reminding us of why he's one of the greatest artists from our generation !
Honestly, it occurred to me during the interview that even during Outkast he was evolving a lot.
When they started, he was a rapper. But by The Love Below album, he was singing and making much more melody driven music. His biggest hits from that album aren’t even rap songs (Hey Yeah, Roses, etc).
20 years?! He hasn't been gone anywhere near that long.
@@isaiahayers1550OP is in a time warp. He also became a panther with André 3000 that one night in Hawaii began purring and lost track of time and space becoming untethered.
The ONLY reason people will even bother to listen to this is because of his past work. This is interesting, but let's not get too swept up.
@@Mirrale 100% dude, from 94 - 03 they dropped 5 projects which is some serious work rate, and the evolution on top of that from andres side especially never ceases to amaze me. (big boi evolved a decent amount too during that time as well) Btw I dropped a short video the other day talking about andre's current state of mind and if he'd ever drop another rap album again. Check it out if your interested !
I understand people not getting or enjoying this album, but this is human music. Not what’s trending or going to make millions of dollars. This album transcends pop culture, and he is a master of art.
He's made his money he can get as weird as he wants. Only artists with cushion do this, given that it's not risky or interesting. It's pretty bad actually.
@@Lexwell_Lavers No, there are plenty of ambient artists out there chasing their own path. Just because it's not your preference doesn't mean only people with money get into it.
@@Lexwell_Lavers Bad. Right. It’s not risky or interesting. Just something rich musicians do because they’ve grown complacent, and want to… I dunno… wtf are you talking about?!
@@RHCole seems like a lot of flash, his outfit, the staging, this music, etc. you can't make yourself cool, you either are or you aren't. people often confuse artists with entertainers. I'm seeing an entertainer here trying to act cool.
@@Lexwell_Lavers Responses are in order of your sentences: No. No. And you are entitled to your opinion; a great deal of us love it. A lot. What I really enjoy about your comment is that it shows how much room you have to grow in a positive sense. We're cheering you on, kiddo; your stuff isn't bad either!
Very Calming....what the world needs right now!! Everyone .....TAKE A DEEP BREATH! Relax already! :)
Ive said this before...
Andre 3k feels like my Spirit Animal. Great goodness I love and admire this man's soul! 🫶
Weird racist comment.
This was not the album we asked for but the one he and we needed. Brave, human tones for the soul
Well said.
But some do like this type of music is not about everybody you can't lump everybody in there saying oh this is not the album we all wanted how do you know everybody wants another rap album not everybody likes rap including me I hate that shity type of music all the brains is nothing but violence and negativity all the time 👎💯💯💯💯💯💯💯
this Lp is TRASH
André having tears in his eyes at the end when he lifted his head, was like a Chef's Kiss.
Thank you for this performance, 3 stacks! 🙏
Kudos to The Late Show audio team, the sound of this performance is incredible!
This man is a real musical genius. I'm glad he took this route for the moment and show how complex he is really is. This needs to be done more, he proves his story can be told without words. I would've paid to see that show!!
The note to his mom written on the stage
I quit my job this morning. This fits my vibe today. I am also a trained flutist. I have a collection of wind instruments I like to break out and play. My favorites are made of clay (ocarinas).
This was a fantastic treat!
Good luck in your next endeavor. Positive vibes from New Hampshire, remember to be kind to each other and yourself during these trying times.
Play that flute and bless the world, universe will provide!
Good for you!
Yas!!! Show the world your talent and passions friend.
Sometimes quitting can lead to better things to come.
It's incredible that we got to have this on television
Some music will go straight over your head, others, straight to your heart. It's cleansing and timely. Andre, many thanks 🎉
I completely agree 🥰🥰🥰🥰
Well said ✌🏼
Aptly stated
This is the comments of all comments when it comes to any art not just music
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I love Andre!!! This is absolutely phenomenal. What beautiful music. He is so talented
This rested my mind and spirit by only 2 minutes in and before I realized how relaxed I became.
I'm actually surprised how much this feels like an authentic ancient ceremony. Kudos!
he did Ayahuasca in Hawaii, that's why he saw himself as a panther. In such ceremonies they play ancient music, so this music is a homage
Everyone always wannabe Native American 😂
@thatdude3977 Alot of people are native. Your point has nothing to do with the video. Alot of people seek healing.
not what we want .. we want bangers
For my bouts of insomnia, and pulling through a challenging day, when life is lifing, this album has been a heavenly balm for me. Thank you Andre
So it does help you sleep…. I wanna try it
@@deeznootz3065 yesssss!!! it helps to ease you into restful sleep. it's like a meditation.. Highly recommend this masterpiece
I absolutely love that for you! ♡ Sending you some peaceful vibes. 🧘♀️
I have sleep apnea, this album DEFINITELY gives me good sleep
@@melodymccullough5262 thank you. blessings and good vibes to you.
What a gift to see and hear this extraordinary performance. Thank you Stephen Colbert and CBS.
Paul Horn, God rest his soul, the Canadian Flutist would tip his hat and applauded Andre's work, thanks for sharing! Beautiful !
This is a very profound musical experience. I am surprised it is so well received in the mainstream, I for one, welcome this.
I love that Colbert didn’t speak after the performance, maybe it wasn’t intentional but it does seem like sign of respect for the minimalistic, wordless, meditative quality of the music performed. Loved seeing this on a late show as well, there should be one with ambient music on all episodes! 👽
This is healing. Self-healing, meditation medicine for the body, soul, and mind. I guess Corbert felt so peaceful to speak afterwards.
I hadn’t noticed that. Your description of the music was beautiful
Yeah because the silence was the last part of the music. The audience felt it.
He truly is respectful of what matters.
Great point!
This is what this entire existence NEEDS!! Purity LOVE no words… Actions that cause Peace. Blessings to all
way way way less of this ... way way way more old Andre
He's always been 1000 years ahead. It's up to us to catch up. Legends evolve too. The only difference between them and us is we witness a legend evolve. I have nothing but respect for this man. Always inspiring us to climb higher.
This music, style, aesthetic, etc, has existed long before he brought it to the mainstream. It's interesting it's happening, and I believe it is significant, but he is not "1000 years ahead". This stuff has existed for a long time in many branches of creative music. Even the collaborator who was most active on this new album, Carlos Niño, has albums that sound uncannily similar to this.
He's traveling to ancient times with this and simultaneously connecting it to future times.
Literally sounds meh if compared to OG ambient albums with eastern flute e.g.
Asian idk, flutes
@evanlindorff-ellery8013 go back and listen to the song Babylon. . Then tell me he's not 1000 years ahead.
Humans live in cycles, true instrumental must has always been around. True he isn't the first artist to create such an album. But he's the first hip hop artist to bring this genre to the mainstream. By not adding words that would be bound by an Era he's made his album timeless. Regardless if this is his intent, that will be the result.
THIS WAS AN EPIC ADVENTURE OF THE MIND, BODY AND SOUL. MUSICAL NUTRITION.
I think this is the sound I've been waiting to hear all my life
This is not for your bumping enjoyment, It's music of the mind, heart, and soul. Like it or not, Andre 3000 can't be denied.
Bro hangs with Natives once all of a sudden he is a super enlightened being 😂
@@thatdude3977you have no idea what he’s been through but you can feel his spirit through these songs
Say it again for the folks in the back..ignorantly waiting for a party!
Remarkable that he played so well while being sick with a cold. What an artist!
You have got to be kidding me the man has admitted that he doesn't even know what the heck it is that he's playing have you not followed this are you going to come out here with that comment come on
@@Real-Tecnica Hope you feel better soon! 🙂🙂
And with woodwind stuff. So great.
anyone that says "rappers are not musicians" should take a look at this man's journey.
Also, that's pretty much like saying certain members in a marching band aren't musicians because their instrument doesn't have a variety of keys, or valves, or that neoplasticism painters, and the like, aren't "really" artists. It's just an argument for those bitter that they can't or didn't do it themselves.
His journey is pretty impressive but this "song" is terrible AF :D
LMAO his journey is that he stopped being a rapper to become a musician
@tomascech6772 one day you'll be grown and you'll realise how vast music is (and should be)
@@tomascech6772Culture yourself, there's a whole wide world outside the one in your own mind!!! 😎✌🏾💯
Relaxing, beautiful, just what we need in our time, Thanks!
He’s on another stratosphere with this! With the way the world is going hearing is healing music is absolutely Beautiful ❤
Andre is great, but that percussionist is killing it.
Carlos Niño! Check out his collab with Photay, "An Offering". He's amazing live
Yeah he's doing some heavy lifting.
No the percussionist is great 3K is okay.
Carlos Niño the legend
@@foeshizzelwhy do you have to compare and diminish instead of just enjoying?
I love pure music like this. I wouldn't even try to categorize or define it. No bars, as the man said. He really earned that standing ovation.
This man could score the shit out of an epic Studio Ghibli film.
Ha! Good one!
We didnt know we needed that to happen. But we agree :D
I would love to hear his cover of the Totoro theme song first.
Or the sequel to the pricemaster.
Oh shit yeah that'd be cool
For our listening pleasure, but seeing it performed live is absolutely on 🔥🔥🔥
Wow, that was dope. Andre 3k is one of the best MC’s alive, and to see him embracing new instruments is true art. Love ❤this.
5th time playing this now out on my big monitors gets better each time. Congratulations to everyone involved. To the audience for maintaining quiet spellbound state. To the guy mixing man that is clean. And mostly to Andre and his band for percussion and sound state excellence. It takes balls to play original stuff so quietly. Turn up that volume there is so much underneath this beautiful flute.
It sounds like the score to an experimental '70s sci-fi movie and I absolutely love it. I've always liked Andre 3000s music, but words can't express how much I appreciate and respect his choice to take such a huge creative risk instead of just pumping out another Hey Ya and making an easy billion.
He has never really repeated himself, and all his hip-hop friends told him "Hey Ya!" would tank when they first heard the demo.
What an absolute legend. One of the greatest hip hop artists of all time coming on and figuring out a way to get Stephen to say "shit" on cbs, them not censor it and then just play chill vibes on the flute for 10 minutes.
This song literally stays on repeat. And now I have a live version. Thank you Andre!
I love this music, it like renewal your mindset
I was skeptical when I heard Andre first talk about this work. I AM NO LONGER A SKEPTIC!!!! I am purchasing this amazing piece of art, lighting every candle in my house, and allowing this beautiful music transform my spirit!!!! Thank you Andre💫🔥💛
I listened to it lying in bed with good speakers several times in a row. I can’t get over what a beautiful moment this is in television history.
Love me some good ambient music and damn it if this isn't some good ambient music. Definitely music to sit and make art by. Well done, André. Bravo. 👏🏻
Same here. I love his electro flute. Also to see free jazz-like music by a major popular artist who is incorporating Native American flutes and MesoAmerican flutes and take it OUT is amazing.
Kudos to TSCS for giving more than 10 minutes airtime to this type of, well, outcast music.
Maybe we were the real OutKasts all along
With a "K" of course.
The mighty Dongen Family 2024
This might be outcast music but it is terrible compared to Outkast music
Oh I see what you did there… ;) lol
Its the tones n vibrations of Healing and Hope .Vibrations of which we Are all Lacking..Gr8ful for your artistry..🙌🏾🙏🏾🗣️
I'm not gonna lie; as a diehard Outkast fan since their first record way back in 94, and someone who isn't the most familiar with this type of music, I was prepared to dislike this. But I really, really love it!
The entire album is so great & still on repeat. This is one of my favorite tracks on the album & it's magical to witness it live!
This is one of those musical art pieces that we'll be hearing in the backdrop of many movies and events. It speaks to the soul.
This album been out awhile, but glad he got to show it on late night!
This man is a musical legend. Outkast, solo work, and dont forget he made an absolute banger of a kids show too
What's the name of the kids show
Class of 3000
This music is a powerful mind blowing revelation of a spiritual connection with the ancient world..love it
Super glad to see how positive the comment section is on this, awesome stuff 👍
Love seeing this kind of art on such a mainstream platform
Just getting to see him perform again does my heart good. The last OutKast album dropped when I was 17 and I’m 35 now.
I live under a rock and had no idea Andre 3000 was doing this kind of stuff now. Unreal! I’m so glad he was able to perform and introduce us to something so unique and powerful. ❤
Don't feel too bad about it. This project wasn't promoted like it would have been if this were a hip hop record, which is probably what everyone wanted lol. This performance was hypnotic.
This album is so beautiful. It calms and balances my chakras. It also has been instrumental in focusing my mind when I have to concentrate or do tedious tasks. As my son said, "He may not have given us the album we wanted, but he definitely gave us the album, we needed."🙏🏽
I have seen maybe over a thousand bands give or take live and I have never seen a drummer sit in a lawn chair. Respect
Andre 3000 is a “musicians musician,” and he could probably play an empty jar of Nutella and an egg timer and it would be somebody’s top notch groove!
Actually, you're very on the money here
Yup.
Na .. when everyone likes you so much they say some garbage you toss out is good .. we've all gone too far
The greatest introvert in music André 3000 ❤🎉
Maybe… now that Prince and Bowie are gone.
Personally, I’d say Thom Yorke.
@@danieltx7066I believe, Nick Drake surpasses all three, as he died a virgin.
...four, rather.
Hey ya would say otherwise
The light effect the oscillating laser is making when it hits the glass of water is amazing. This whole experience was otherworldly
This feels beautiful, very primordial.
Wow 😮… I’m at work and 4 mins in… had to hurry to a restroom stall 😢. I turned up the volume on my earbuds, closed my eyes and cried 😭. “What just happened…?” Beautiful music… and 10 mins on tv 📺? Now, I want that “smaller” electric ⚡️ flute. Gonna GOOGLE it, after I write this. Those musicians and Dre, cracked the code to my heart ❤️ with those drums and unique percussion. Thank you Stephen … and, like someone already said… the audio sound team… mixed everything “perfectly!” BRING IN THE FLOWERS 💐… good job 👏 Bruh. “Human Music indeed!”
Definitely a spiritual journey into music. Well done, André. 👏❤️
As much as I love Outkast, New Blue Sun is a straight up musically nourishing journey. TY, Andre! [edit to correct autocorrect]
I was just thinking how differently I felt after listening to it compared to before listening to it.
Andre already gave us so many bars now he's giving us all this sampling material 🔥🔥🔥
outKast with a 'k'
@@BG-fc3em Facts! Thank you and I've corrected that detail!
Sacred, daring, human, timeless. Thank you so much.
Lmfao
You meant SCARED,Stage fright?, ducking your true talent, and waste of time
Great job Dre.
I love what he has introduced my ears to. ❤
Thank you, ANDRE 3000💗💖
We can hold our heads high,
As we appreciate this creative musicality contribution.
Nothing to be ashamed of indeed.
Stephen, you knocked it out of the park with this performance. The vibe was intense and all the musicians were so damn GOOD.
Was he the one who performed?
Stephen wasn't even in the game... let alone in the batting lineup.
@Loki_Yogi I guess I should have been more specific in my praise by saying "in presenting this performance". I assumed that most people who watch "The Late Show" realize Stephen is not a musician. SMH.
@andeegee No, but he and his staff were the ones who allowed the performance to take place, and it was stunning.
@@dvyneentertainmentonline1835 🤣🙏
I knew what you meant. It's all in jest.
THAT...!! WAS HISTORY!!
This is really beautiful. Love all of the low-range sounds and the way the music seems to gently rumble. Like you’re floating in a pool of water with your head just under the surface and hearing music coming from above the surface.
The evolution of a true artist. Thank you 3 Stacks!
What I love is the improvisational aspect of the work. I’ve seen him perform live since NBS’s release. The songs are not presented the same twice. It’s as if we’re witnessing the evolution of this outfit moreso Dre in real time.
Mesmerizing and beautiful. Time stopped. I rarely if ever remember seeing and hearing anything like this on mainstream TV. Fantastic! Ty.❤️🎶
A beautiful human being. With so much Talent. I felt the goodness of his spirit. Andre 3000 ©️
ok but that percussionist going HAM lol
The pink plastic whirlytube at like 4:52, I was like "this guy brought his WHOLE BAG" 😄
Mvp stats
Lol bol going ham on the drums at 6:18 with one hand
If you liked that, you'll love his other records - Carlos Niño is his own thing, that's for sure.
Fr 😂
You can still hear his catchy hooks at times, found myself adding a hip hop drum beat in my head to only verify this is still the same man. A musical genius
SO HAPPY TO SEE AND HEAR MY BROTHER CREATING AGAIN SHINING HIS LIGHT PHENOMENAL SPIRITUAL WORK 🙏✨🎧✨👊🤣
Outkast ,wutang and goodie mob.those guys talent was limitless.singing ,rapping,producing,writing and playing instruments.THEY ALWAYS HAD TALENT And insight
Yessurrrrr
This was the most transcending performance I have heard! Peace and Blessings to Andre 3000! The CD is dope! Thank you Mr. Cobert for bringing this to us!
I don't wanna lie that was that was dope. That was some Live At Montreux ish
Relaxing and much needed at this time. Native sounds.
I go to bed to this album and have such a peaceful sleep
Absolutely stunning work. I've learned a lot regarding the traditional ayahuasca rituals but never been on one. I've sat back in meditation listening to hours of music, some dating back hundreds of years, to the kinds of music that this group of dedicated musicians just played. It was a refreshing blend of brilliance and South American Amazonia. Bravo Andre 300!
Amazing. This guy is so talented. Thanks for sharing him with us Stephen
That is not talent
@@blaze556922I just thought the same 😂 That is just some random experimental shit.
@@raipa111 Go do what he did. Go compose a song, play it yourself, and then go and perform it exactly as you composed it for a live audience. Go do that if you think he isn't talented.
@@blaze556922 it is talent. You just don't like it.
Jj Listen to outkast atliens album.. same guy genius album
I'm in tears right now.. my soul is being touched & moved for reasons I don't know. Thank you!
I call BS, you thought it was "okay."
@@k.c.simonsen2😂
it's the power of music
He’s truly an artist. No matter what brush he picks up, beauty pours from it. I’d love to see many more of his performances of pieces from the album.
I love the fact that Andre’ made this music primarily for himself. You can make the choice to listen or not. It doesn’t change anything other than shine a light on how much of a burden it is for an artist to do music to please others and neglect the true art they want to do for themselves. This is very therapeutic for Andre’ and as an artist myself, I can relate and appreciate what he’s done.