REDWOOD to drop jazzy DMX hit, headline at Kennedy Center
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WASHINGTON – Hip-hop legend DMX, who died from a heart attack in 2021, would’ve turned 54 this month. But the NYC gritty rapper lives on through his music and others’ renditions.
The latest example is slated for Jan. 12, when Sequoia REDWOOD Snyder drops her arrangement of “Who We Be,” a hit single from DMX’s Grammy-nominated album, “The Great Depression.” REDWOOD headlines at the Kennedy Center’s Studio K Club three weeks later, bringing the 25-year-old D.C. native to where her journey began.
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