Let’s rehearse in New York and get that energy and do something a little different.” Because the track was fresh from Kendrick’s mental oven, Terrace and beatsmith Thundercat found themselves forgetting the arrangement and freestyled their way through the song (that’s probably where the saxophone solo from Terrace was so raw). “He didn’t want to do ‘i.’ Let’s just, you know, fly out to New York. “We came with that the day before at rehearsal,” said the L.A. Kendrick Lamar appeared on The Colbert Report and debuted a new, untitled song that was equal parts spoken word, funk, jazz, and unbridled soul.For some fans it’ll come as a welcome departure. Sure enough, Kendrick “didn’t want to do nothing that’s already been done,” being that his debut album released a year before, so the TDE MVP got to writing. Kendrick’s producer and band member Terrace Martin was spotted at NPR’s “Microphone Check Show” and was able to give some insight about the performance from December. A few months later when Colbert launched the Late Show, he had Kendrick on as the first musical guest where he did that incredible TPAB medley. But if you found out he wrote the spine-tingling, spoken-word reminiscent track just the day before the show, you’d probably stare in disbelief. If I'm remembering correctly, this was the last episode of the Colbert Report, or at least part of the last week of episodes. Anyone who watched the performance of “Untitled” by Kendrick Lamar on The Stephen Colbert Report last December can only nod in agreement. Kendrick Lamar and his band performed a special To Pimp A Butterfly medley for Stephen Colbert’s debut on CBS' The Late Show September 9, 2015. Level Two: How Kendrick Lamar is Changing Late Night Performances. Kendrick Lamar takes pride in calling himself a writer and not a rapper. Each send includes a song of the week, 3 best new artist profiles and a curated playlist.
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