Prefuse 73

Prefuse 73

It has been four years since Guillermo S. Herren released anything under his most famous and respected moniker, Prefuse 73 (though he has certainly kept busy with live shows, collaborations, and remixes). That’s an eternity for Herren, whose first three Prefuse 73 albums dropped in the span of under four years. As if to make up for lost time, 2015 sees the release of not one, but three major works from Prefuse 73. After several albums that saw Herren progressively drift away from the beatmaking prowess that made him synonymous with emotionally resonant, damaged hip-hop, heʼs found himself reinvigorated. As Herren puts it, “Iʼve come back to hyper focusing – immersing myself in the sounds, rhythms, and formations that created Prefuse 73 in the first place. Recently, Iʼve found a new life in the whole process of refining what Iʼve created over the years as “Prefuse”. Right now I’m at my most confident and comfortable since 05/06. At TodaysArt, Prefuse 73 will perform an exclusive concert for his new album; this will be a worldwide premiere before the start of his European tour later this year.