Longtime Kendrick Lamar collaborator Terrace Martin has released a Jazz rework of Kendrick's standout To Pimp a Butterfly track, "Alright." As expected, this remix is simply perfect, with Martin adding in a saxophone and organs to bring even more layers to Kendrick's momentous anthem.
"I wanted to do this remix as my part to continue to push the message of love and to celebrate change," Martin told Fader. "My only goal with all my music is to help and spread good vibes. I’m just happy we are helping to push a positive energy around the world." The outstanding chemistry between Martin and Kendrick continues to be a thing of beauty, and though they didn't craft the original "Alright" together, their aura is all over this rework. Stream the song below.
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