Well, it’s not a full on reunion, but this looks like a hell of a lot of fun….. Bizarre Ride Live is the visually vibrant, aurally astounding, and truly one-of-a-kind tribute to the classic hip-hop album Bizarre Ride II The Pharcyde. Playing The Pharcyde’s seminal debut in its entirety, from start to finish, original members [cont.]

Uncle Imani of The Pharcyde confronts relationship drama with “What Should I.. Think Of U”, produced by Computer Jay & featuring Prefyx. The track is from his forthcoming solo album PROBLACCMAJIK, which features sonic food for open minded listeners and hip-hop lifestylers. Listeners can check out http://ProBlaccMajik.Tumblr.com for more updates & info surrounding the LP.

This rare freestyle moment from late 90′s features The Pharcyde on The Baka Boyz. First person that can correctly name the instrumental gets old school props….. LISTEN: Pharcyde – “Baka Boyz Freestyle” Pharcyde – “Baka Boyz Freestyle” (MP3)

Produced by Keely & Zaire, Jern Eye taps The Pharcyde for the “Get Down (Remix)”, featuring a skull snapping James Brown sample… Taken from the album, Vision, available now on MYX Music. Jern Eye + The Pharcyde – “Get Down (Remix)” (MP3) Amazon.com Widgets

Never worried about the status-quo, The Pharcyde has always been unafraid of breaking new ground. We recently caught up to Romye of the newly reinvented group, to give us an update on their new album, Plain Rap, and music in general. HHS: Your music has always been full of life. But since the last album, [cont.]

Either the Pharcyde decided to bite into the Hieroglyphics’ rhyme scheme or it’s the other way around but on “Trust” they do a mighty good impression of their Northern Cali peers in certain moments, especially on the funkdafied original mix. It’s good to hear these guys back up in the spot, and they pull it off [cont.]

 The effect of Pharcyde’s debut opus, Bizarre Ride II The Pharcyde, still resounds mightily today; elements of that good time brand of hip-hop are traceable to left coast groups like Black Eyed Peas and Jurassic 5. Yet, after Pharcyde’s fun-loving Bizarre Ride, and its complicated follow-up, Labcabincalifornia, the wheels fell off, as the group succumbed to [cont.]