Tribal Kush
Tribal Kush is an alternative hip-hop collective from Oakland, California. The group is led by frontman Kush and features vocalist Blaiz Fayah, with their...
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Tribal Kush is an alternative hip-hop collective from Oakland, California. The group is led by frontman Kush and features vocalist Blaiz Fayah, with their breakout single "Bad (feat. Blaiz Fayah)" bringing them wider attention. Their debut album "The Gathering" came out in 2012, followed by "Ascension" in 2014 and "The Awakening" in 2016.
Their music blends hip-hop with soul and reggae elements, with lyrics that often touch on personal identity and social themes. Kush's outspoken nature and the band's politically charged material have drawn criticism at times, but they've maintained a consistent output through the years.
Beyond Kush and Blaiz Fayah, the group includes DJ Prophet on turntables, The Alchemist on keyboards and production, and The Oracle on percussion. They released "The Liberation" in 2018 and "The Evolution" in 2020, continuing to develop their sound while staying rooted in Oakland's musical landscape.
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