But right now, we’re doing this how we did it since day one. If I found an appropriate partner through my campaign that could benefit me, I won’t ignore it. That’s what they want me to do.Ĭould you ever see yourself back with a major label? The core of what I do is to be a voice for the people in the underserved areas of society that can’t speak for themselves. What’s your reasoning behind releasing the EP? … We don’t need anybody in the midst of that slowing it down, because they don’t get it or haven’t caught up to us artistically. We have a perfect idea of what we do and how we should apply it to the market place. We have been producing great material for years. I don’t have to wait on the opinions or the objective of anyone else other than me and my nucleus around me. You released Da’ Nic independently through your label Grand Hustle Records and Empire Distribution in September. Talks Return to TIP Moniker, Tenth Album and the State of Trap Music … I don’t think it was impressive enough of a project or a rollout or relationship that either one of us needed to stay longer and invest more.
But I think that I walked away with a positive enough experience to say I’m good. We didn’t shock the world or blow the roof off of what we intended to do. We did the first project and we both made money. Your 2014 album, Paperwork, which was released under Columbia, seemed to garner mostly positive reviews.
This sets the stage and opens the door for a new start. Meanwhile, TI is also gearing up for the release of his album, The Libra, which is out on October 16. It is directed by Phillyflyboy and produced by Chopsquad DJ and DY Krazy. The Ring originally dropped via a billboard in Times Square. If I was still at the same label or situation, it would be a different story. The visual, which was directed by TI himself, arrived on the same date as the rappers 40th birthday. It just seemed like more trouble than it’s worth. T.I.: At this point, for me to be world famous and for being called a name that no one else really calls me just seemed kind of awkward to me. London Jae) – 5:05 (925 kbps, 33.“If you can put together the right music, create the right energy and story, you can still have exceptional success,” said T.I., who is set to release his tenth album, The Dime Trap, later this year.Īssociated Press: Outside of family and friends, the masses know you as T.I. Upon release, The Dime Trap debuted at number 13 on the Billboard 200 and entered the Top 10 on the R&B/Hip-Hop chart. Paak on the booming R&B-trap hybrid “At Least I Know.” Triumphant album highlight “More & More” with Jeezy harkens back to T.I.’s 2000s sound, a booming, bass-heavy anthem that recalls his early hit “What You Know” and P$C’s “I’m a King.” Watch the Duck, YFN Lucci, and Teyana Taylor also make appearances, alongside producers Bangladesh, David Banner, Just Blaze, London on da Track, Scott Storch, and more. is joined by a long list of high-profile guests, including Sam Hook on the gospel-kissed “Seasons” Young Thug and Swizz Beatz on the moving “The Weekend” and Anderson. The effort balances Us or Else social issues - tackling police brutality, politics, race relations, and more - while serving familiar themes concerned with money, street life, and fame, mixing aggressive, classic trap bangers such as “Wraith” with rousing anthems such as “Jefe” with Meek Mill and “Laugh at Em.” On the Dime Trap, T.I. returned in 2018 with his tenth effort, The Dime Trap (Grand Hustle/Epic). FLAC (tracks) 16 bit/ 44,1kHz | Time – 01:00:42 minutes | 391.9 MB | Genre: Rapįollowing his politically charged examination of life and injustice in America on 2016’s Us or Else compilation combo, Atlanta rapper T.I.
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