De La Soul has officially announced the release of their rare 1994 EP 'Clear Lake Auditorium', featuring collaborations with A Tribe Called Quest, set for March 7, 2025.

This reissue will be available in digital format as well as limited-edition CD and vinyl versions, with pre-orders currently open.

Originally pressed in a mere 500 copies as a promotional record for select DJs, the EP has gained mythical status among collectors and was later bootlegged.

Despite their success, the group has recently criticized an unauthorized biography titled 'High & Rising', exploring legal options against its author.

As they prepare for these upcoming releases and performances, De La Soul expresses excitement about the continued resonance of their music through remixes, reissues, and live shows.

The six-track EP includes notable collaborations such as 'sh.Fe.Mc's' with A Tribe Called Quest and 'Stix & Stonz' featuring Tito of The Fearless Four and Grandmaster Caz.

Alongside the original tracks, the remix collection will feature popular remixes like 'House of Love' and 'Say No Dope Mix', showcasing De La Soul's ability to remain relevant while honoring their legacy.

In addition to the EP, De La Soul will release a remastered collection of remixes for their classic track 'Say No Go' on February 6, 2025.

The group is also set to perform at Lincoln Center in New York City on January 17, 2025, marking their first major show in the city in 16 months.

De La Soul's international presence continues with a performance scheduled at X-TRA in Switzerland on February 17, 2025.

Recognized as one of the most influential hip-hop groups, De La Soul's albums became available on streaming services in 2023 after resolving legal disputes over uncleared samples.

Posdnuos of De La Soul is also gaining Grammy recognition for his performance on 'When the Sun Shines Again' with Common and Pete Rock, highlighting the group's ongoing influence in hip-hop.