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    On 'Drunk', Thundercat Weaves Major Pop Hooks Into Minor Life Vignettes

    Fans of the Los Angeles native's work with Kendrick Lamar may be surprised to hear the old-school pop sensibilities that define his latest album.
    by Tom Moon Mar 16, 2017 1 minute
    Thundercat's new album, <em>Drunk</em>, is out now.

    Stephen Bruner is a bass player, singer and songwriter who's as well known for his own music as for his collaborations. But when he released few weeks ago, those who know his work with were scratching their heads. Here was a fiery visionary collaborating with two icons of easygoing '70s pop: Kenny Loggins and Michael McDonald.

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