The video just dropped, and it shows Killer Mike, El-P, and vocalist Boots packed into the back of a cab with a cameraman, performing their track "Early" and waving at passersby.
They stopped by the Music Conservatory of Westchester in White Plains, NY earlier this month to perform their track "Orono Park" in a rehearsal studio and discuss their origin.
News of Ora's involvement follows Tuesday's announcement that John Legend and rapper Common will perform their Oscar-nominated track Glory, from Selma, at this year's awards.
The NYC-based group, which features Taki Sassaris (lead vocals/guitar), Alex Sassaris (drums/backing vocals), Gaurav Bali (guitar/backing vocals) and Eric Bergmann (bass), made a pit stop in White Plains, NY (the Music Conservatory of Westchester to be exact) to perform their high octane track "Run Your Mouth" minus the high "octaniness".
That's saying something considering they've had hit albums (their last "Armistice" debuted at Number 3 on Billboard's Digital Albums and Alternative charts), have been featured on the Twilight soundtrack ("Spotlight" didn't suck), and had one of their tracks performed on juggernaut American Idol (Sideshow Bob look-a-like Chris Sligh performed "Typical" in 2007).
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In a publicity stunt captured on video the group, Cat's Eyes, are shown performing a track from their new album at a private art talk at the Queen's gallery last month.
The pair will appear in the TV campaign, which starts in November, performing a track from their album Cheek to Cheek, which is due to be released at the end of next month.
Lovebox will breakout with Hackney quartet Rudimental, who will perform tracks from their upcoming sophomore LP.
