The Fugees are back in the spotlight, with Lauryn Hill and Wyclef Jean hinting at new music after a 25-year hiatus since “The Score.” They’ve been performing together again and told the BBC they’re in an “amazing place” after a deep healing process — even with Pras Michel still incarcerated. Ahead of Lauryn’s “Diaspora Calling!” festival, they reflected on their legacy as more than a band, calling themselves a “movement,” and urged young artists to prioritize patience, craft, and authentic connection over viral fame.

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