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The Tonight Show: Metropolis + The Roots
May 20, 2014 at Rockefeller Center
The Roots perform “Never” with Metropolis and DJ A-Trak on NBC’s The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon.
New York Times: A Haunting History Lesson With Your Hip-Hop
The musicians weren’t the same Roots band seen regularly on NBC’s “Tonight” show with Jimmy Fallon. They included the Metropolis Ensemble — the conductor Andrew Cyr, a string quartet and four singers — and the jazz pianist D. D. Jackson, who wrote dramatic, somberly dissonant arrangements for the ensemble.
Metropolis and The Legendary Roots Crew
Discover the origin story that led to an ongoing collaboration between The Roots and Metropolis, and their new studio album, Undun.
Late Night: Metropolis + The Roots "Undun"
December 6, 2011 at Rockefeller Center
The Roots perform “The Other Side,” and “Tip The Scale” with Metropolis, D.D. Jackson, and Bilal on NBC’s Late Night with Jimmy Fallon.