Lauryn Hill and Wyclef Jean say to “absolutely” expect new music

Lauryn Hill and Wyclef Jean have said there’s “absolutely” new music in the future. READ MORE: Why ‘The Score’ is one of the greatest hip-hop albums ever The Fugees bandmates have reunited for Hill’s Diaspora Calling! festival, which takes place today (7 August) at Milton Keynes National Bowl. Hill and Wyclef Jean are scheduled to play, alongside Erykah Badu, Giggs and Hill’s sons YG Marley and Zion Marley – also the grandchildren of reggae icon Bob Marley. Speaking to the BBC, the Fugees bandmates were asked whether a new album might be on the way. “Will there be music in the future?”, Jean restated, with Hill responding: “Absolutely”. Jean added that “we’re in God’s hands,” and went on to tell the BBC: “I’m back with my bandmate! So we’re in an amazing place. I think the energy is very important.” Hill concurred, saying: “There was an incredible healing process that happened with us as a band and as bandmates, and as you said we just want to showcase that and give some of that energy to the world as well.” The Fugees – made up of Hill, Wyclef Jean and Pras Michel – attained great success in the 1990s with their only two studio albums, 1994’s ‘Blunted On Reality’ and the classic 1...