Dreamville's artist Bas recently found himself at a crossroads as he was in the midst of recording for Dreamville's compilation album, Revenge of the Dreamers III, when he had to jet off to Washington D.C. for an unmissable performance opportunity. Bas, also known as Abbas Hamad, is a French-born Sudanese-American rapper signed to J. Cole's Dreamville Records. He gained acclaim with his debut album, "Last Winter" in 2014, followed by "Too High to Riot" in 2016 and "Milky Way" in 2018.

During his Tiny Desk concert in Washington D.C., Bas delivered a standout performance that showcased his lyrical prowess and magnetic stage presence. Despite the tight schedule, Bas managed to captivate the audience with notable tracks from his discography, including selections from his latest album "We Only Talk About Real Shit When We're Fucked Up" released in 2023. The concert highlighted Bas's versatility as an artist and his ability to connect with fans through his introspective and honest storytelling.

Bas's background as a skilled wordsmith and his consistent contributions to Dreamville's music collective underscored the significance of his performance at the Tiny Desk concert. Despite the hectic recording schedule for the Dreamville compilation album, Bas's commitment to his craft and dedication to his fans shone through during his memorable performance in Washington D.C.