Artist
Thundercat
Thundercat is a soul artist from Los Angeles, California, U.S. formed in 2002. 27 releases are catalogued on Riffiter.
Soul · Los Angeles, California, U.S. · Best soul albums
- 27
- Releases
- 2011–2026
- Active years
- 2002
- Formed
Artist
Thundercat is a soul artist from Los Angeles, California, U.S. formed in 2002. 27 releases are catalogued on Riffiter.
Soul · Los Angeles, California, U.S. · Best soul albums
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Drunk
2017 · 23 tracks
She Knows Too Much
Single · 2026
ThunderWave
Single · 2026
Upside Down (Candy Crush)
Single · 2025
I Wish I Didn’t Waste Your Time
Single · 2025
Time Machine
Single · 2024
Candy Paint (feat. Thundercat)
Single · 2024
Them Changes (Sped Up)
Single · 2022
Fly Like an Eagle (From 'Minions: The Rise of Gru' Soundtrack)
Single · 2022
Black Qualls (Single Version)
Single · 2020
Fair Chance
Single · 2020
Dragonball Durag (Remix)
Single · 2020
Dragonball Durag
Single · 2020
Innerstellar Love
Single · 2020
Fair Chance (Floating Points Remix)
Single · 2020
Final Fight
Single · 2018
Friend Zone (Ross from Friends Remix)
Single · 2018
King of the Hill
Single · 2018
Friend Zone
Single · 2017
Show You The Way
Single · 2017
Bus In These Streets
Single · 2016
The Beyond / Where the Giants Roam
EP · 2015
Releases by other artists featuring Thundercat.
Stephen "Thundercat" Bruner spent the last part of the new millennium's first decade becoming the go-to bassist for practically every artist in black vanguard music. His nimble, syncopated, groove-heavy basslines were heard on albums by Erykah Badu, Sa-Ra, Flying Lotus, and others. Born and raised in Los Angeles, Bruner had the fortune of being part of a music family. His father, Ronald Bruner Sr., was an accomplished drummer, working with artists like Diana Ross, the Temptations, and Gladys Knight. Bruner's older brother, Ronald Jr., a Grammy-winning drummer, has worked with esteemed artists such as Kenny Garrett and Stanley Clarke. Bruner's first major work came as a teenager, still in high school, when he joined Ronald as part of the L.A.-based punk band Suicidal Tendencies, replacing Robert Trujillo, who moved on to play with Metallica. At live shows, the young Bruner displayed flair and dexterity, playing some of Trujillo's three-finger riffs with just his thumb. Possessing a kinship and interest in the L.A.-led movement of genre-mixing black music, Bruner began collaborating with some of its foremost creators. His basswork on "The Cell" was, perhaps, the standout musicianshi…
