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A sample of Marvin Gaye's "Trouble Man," featured on the introduction to T.I.'s eighth studio album, kicked off the preview of a selection of 12 songs that T.I. said "will for sure be on the album."
"Trouble Man" delivers what T.I. intended to craft from the minute he stepped into the Atlanta's Darp Studio after a 10-month prison stay. He said he was "trying to take the vintage [sound] and blend it with more mainstream, commercially accepted music, a'la 'Paper Trail.'"
The album's title track, produced by DJ Montay, features R. Kelly crooning on the hook, "Can you learn to love a trouble man?" Tip, Kendrick Lamar and B.o.B spit of troubling outcomes from encounters with past lovers on "Somebody That I Used to Know," which samples Gotye's hit of the same name.
He continued to play two hard-hitting DJ Toomp-produced tracks, reminiscent of his earlier work, titled "Trap Back Jumping," and "the 'What You Know' of this album," "Who Want Some."
T.I. is sure to please ladies, as he did with the ones in the room including Simone "Bosslady" Amelia, HipHopDX's Kathy Iandoli, and more, with the P!nk-assisted "Guns & Roses." The album's "money maker" features P!nk channelling her R&B edge, a' la 2000's "There You Go," when singing, "Guns and roses… we don't know which one to choose when either way we are gonna lose."
Rumors of an Andre 3000 feature were confirmed close to the end of the session when T.I. previewed a "collaboration that took long to happen," titled "Sorry."
"And [then] six years [later], I got a call and he ready, [he] basically shyt on me on my own record," Tip jokingly warned of 3000's "lightning in a bottle" verse. "But I'm saying shyt in my verses that he can't say, and I can't change that."
The confessional "Sorry" features both rhyming sincerely on their relationships with close ones. Andre 3000 alludes to his friendship with Outkast's Big Boi ("Sorry for fukking up the tour... Why we trying so hard to be stars?") and a past lover ("Sorry for having to choose between you and what the rest of the world has to offer").
While sharing some insight on "Trouble Man," close to the end the session, T.I. received an expected phonecall by Pharrell Williams. "Ah man," T.I. said, before chuckling. Pharrell had called to ask Tip who he had been playing the album for after seeing tweets of the Cee-Lo-featured track, "Hello," which he produced.
The majority of "Trouble Man" was birthed straight from the booth. "Only things I had wrote down are the things I had from prison," T.I. said. He closed the session with one of those songs he wrote in prison titled, "How Wonderful Life Is." The Akon-assisted song, which samples Elton John's "Your Song," features T.I. speaking to himself about the blessings of his life.
Check out the twelve "Trouble Man" songs previewed, not to be mistaken as the final tracklist.
1. "Intro"
2. "Somebody I Used to Know" feat. B.o.B and Kendrick Lamar (prod by Keno)
3. "Ball" feat. Lil Wayne
4. "Trap Back Jumpin'" (produced by DJ Toomp)
5. "Wild Side" feat. A$AP Rocky (produced by No I.D.)
6. "Trouble Man" feat. R. Kelly (produced by DJ Monte)
7. "Guns N Roses" feat. Pink (produced by T-Minus)
8. "Sorry" feat. André 3000 (produced by Jazze Pha)
9. "Hello" feat. CeeLo Green (produced by Pharrell)
10. "Who Wants Some" (produced by DJ Toomp)
11. "Address" (produced by T-Minus)
12. "How Wonderful Life Is" feat. Akon (produced by Sanchez)
toomp and sanchez?
looks like go get it got axed
A sample of Marvin Gaye's "Trouble Man," featured on the introduction to T.I.'s eighth studio album, kicked off the preview of a selection of 12 songs that T.I. said "will for sure be on the album."
"Trouble Man" delivers what T.I. intended to craft from the minute he stepped into the Atlanta's Darp Studio after a 10-month prison stay. He said he was "trying to take the vintage [sound] and blend it with more mainstream, commercially accepted music, a'la 'Paper Trail.'"
The album's title track, produced by DJ Montay, features R. Kelly crooning on the hook, "Can you learn to love a trouble man?" Tip, Kendrick Lamar and B.o.B spit of troubling outcomes from encounters with past lovers on "Somebody That I Used to Know," which samples Gotye's hit of the same name.
He continued to play two hard-hitting DJ Toomp-produced tracks, reminiscent of his earlier work, titled "Trap Back Jumping," and "the 'What You Know' of this album," "Who Want Some."
T.I. is sure to please ladies, as he did with the ones in the room including Simone "Bosslady" Amelia, HipHopDX's Kathy Iandoli, and more, with the P!nk-assisted "Guns & Roses." The album's "money maker" features P!nk channelling her R&B edge, a' la 2000's "There You Go," when singing, "Guns and roses… we don't know which one to choose when either way we are gonna lose."
Rumors of an Andre 3000 feature were confirmed close to the end of the session when T.I. previewed a "collaboration that took long to happen," titled "Sorry."
"And [then] six years [later], I got a call and he ready, [he] basically shyt on me on my own record," Tip jokingly warned of 3000's "lightning in a bottle" verse. "But I'm saying shyt in my verses that he can't say, and I can't change that."
The confessional "Sorry" features both rhyming sincerely on their relationships with close ones. Andre 3000 alludes to his friendship with Outkast's Big Boi ("Sorry for fukking up the tour... Why we trying so hard to be stars?") and a past lover ("Sorry for having to choose between you and what the rest of the world has to offer").
While sharing some insight on "Trouble Man," close to the end the session, T.I. received an expected phonecall by Pharrell Williams. "Ah man," T.I. said, before chuckling. Pharrell had called to ask Tip who he had been playing the album for after seeing tweets of the Cee-Lo-featured track, "Hello," which he produced.
The majority of "Trouble Man" was birthed straight from the booth. "Only things I had wrote down are the things I had from prison," T.I. said. He closed the session with one of those songs he wrote in prison titled, "How Wonderful Life Is." The Akon-assisted song, which samples Elton John's "Your Song," features T.I. speaking to himself about the blessings of his life.
Check out the twelve "Trouble Man" songs previewed, not to be mistaken as the final tracklist.
1. "Intro"
2. "Somebody I Used to Know" feat. B.o.B and Kendrick Lamar (prod by Keno)
3. "Ball" feat. Lil Wayne
4. "Trap Back Jumpin'" (produced by DJ Toomp)
5. "Wild Side" feat. A$AP Rocky (produced by No I.D.)
6. "Trouble Man" feat. R. Kelly (produced by DJ Monte)
7. "Guns N Roses" feat. Pink (produced by T-Minus)
8. "Sorry" feat. André 3000 (produced by Jazze Pha)
9. "Hello" feat. CeeLo Green (produced by Pharrell)
10. "Who Wants Some" (produced by DJ Toomp)
11. "Address" (produced by T-Minus)
12. "How Wonderful Life Is" feat. Akon (produced by Sanchez)
toomp and sanchez?
looks like go get it got axed
