Everlast – "Stones" (Soundcheck Podcast)

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Everlast – "Stones" (Soundcheck Podcast)

The artist known as Everlast was the lead rapper in the group House of Pain, whose single “Jump Around” remains one of hip hop’s most familiar songs. But in the 90s, he began adding bluesy guitars to his songs, creating enormous hits like “Put Your Lights On,” his collaboration with Santana, and his plea for empathy called “What It’s Like.” Everlast is still writing songs, and his latest album, Embers To Ashes, includes a song called “Stones,” which he played live in our studio. Everlast's live performance and interview from that session is today’s episode of Soundcheck, our twice weekly podcast, available wherever you get podcasts, the WNYC app, and newsounds.org.

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