Snoop Dogg - Got Those (Prod By Timbaland)

Here is another Timbaland Produced Song Titled "Got Those" Off Snoop Dogg’s Coolaid Album. 
Check It Out Below:


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Timbaland - Every Second Count: NBA Plays Off (Final Version)

Timbaland recently wrote a song called “Every Second Counts,” which will be featured as part of the NBA’s This Is Why We Play advertising campaign. The 30-second clip will debut during two games: the Memphis Grizzlies vs. Los Angeles Clippers and the Oklahoma City Thunder vs. the San Antonio Spurs.

Timbaland Says that his upbeat music is a natural fit for the NBA’s fast-paced action. “They just said they wanted energy, so that’s why they came to me. The NBA is great, but it’s about contributing my music to a part of rhythm, and basketball is a rhythm. That’s what made it stick out to me.”

Fat Joe ✘ Timbaland New Track Snippet

New Snippet From Fat Joe's New Project weather for his new Mixtape or Album and it Features The Super Producer Timbaland, by hearing the snippet it sounds very promising. check Out Timbaland dabbin on em in The Studio

A video posted by Timbaland Fan Page (@timbalandpage) on Dec 15, 2015 at 3:17am PST

http://timbalandpage.tumblr.com/post/166359510884

Justin Timberlake - SexyBack (10 Years Anniversary)

Today We Celebrating of A Song Smashed The Billboard Charts for 7 Weeks in Row 
Back In 2006,  Here is what was significant about "Sexyback:"

1. New Sound - Unlike the clean blend of R&B and pop that Timberlake used on hisJustified, the FutureSex/LoveSounds album had a harder, dirtier sound. "SexyBack" is the dirtiest of the songs on the album. The bass is heavy. The vocals are distorted. JT doesn't sing in falsetto. The punchy riff is like electropop mixed with rock. In interviews, JT describe his new sound as "club funk," a mix of funk, pop, New Wave and rock. [1]  He filtered the influences of Prince, David Bowie, David Byrne and James Brown into one place, and it worked.

2. Sexy - "Sexyback" was JT's statement that he is sex symbol rather than a pop heartthrob. With lyrics like "You see these shackles? Baby I'm your slave." and "I'll let you whip me if I misbehave," there's no mistaking this is a sex song, not a love song. This was deliberate. Timberlake felt that radio music had gotten bland and was lacking in anything remotely sexy. Hence the opening lyrics, "I'm bringing sexy back" 

3. Explicit Lyrics - This was Justin's first single to have a Parental Advisory sticker. It wasn't just for the talk of whips and chains. There are curse words in the song. Though the words were edited for the radio, he does say "I'm bringing sexy back/ The mother f**kers don't know how to act," and "You mother fuckers watch how I attack." For a non-rap song designed to be played on pop radio stations, this was very unusual. 

4. Refocus - After Justin Timberlake released Justified, he was experiencing major burnout with music. This is a part of the reason why he began acting in movies likeAlpha Dog, Edison Force, and Black Snake Moan. His motivation to return to music was to make something that sounded different from the pop/R&B music he had already done. After meeting with Timbaland, he found a producer/partner who could help him steer his career in a new direction. The new song and album allowed JT to reinvent himself and regain focus on his music career. 

Danja, the producer extraordinaire talks about the Making Of Justin Timberlake's Hit "SexyBack"

DANJA: "For 'SexyBack' We were vibing in the studio. The way those sessions went, we jumped right in. The first record we did was 'What Goes Around Comes Around' and then we hopped into another idea. Me and Timbaland were jamming in the studio and Justin was there. We were recording while we were busting riffs, melodies, and beat patterns.

"There was maybe 45 minutes to two hours of us just jamming and they turned into songs like 'SexyBack,' 'Summer Love,' 'Sexy Ladies,' and another track. We went back, fine-tuned them, and make them songs. Everything we did in those sessions ended up on the album except for one song. Everything else, we made it on the spot and ended up on the project. There was no leftover songs from theFutureSex/LoveSounds sessions except for maybe one."

Justin Timberlake & Timbaland On The Of "SexyBack" (2006)

Though all of this is was a major departure for Justin Timberlake in 2006, I can't quite call it a major revolution for pop music. In fact, this track wasn't even a revelation for 2006. One month before "SexyBack" was released, Nelly Furtado released "Promiscuous," the lead single from her third album, Loose. Like "Sexyback," her song was:

• Produced by Timbaland and Danja, and featured Timbaland as a guest vocalist. Like FutureSex/LoveSounds, her entire album was produced by Timbaland.
• A new sound. It was a departure from her usual blend of pop, bossa nova, hip-hop and rock. "Promiscuous," like "SexyBack," it was dance song.
• Sexy. I mean, the song is about two people flirtatiously talking about sex.
• Had risque lyrics: Promiscuous doesn't have curse words, but the lyrics were very racy for the radio.

Sy Ari - Frenemies Feat Tink (Prod By Timbaland)

Justin Timberlake Feat. Timbaland – Battle Of The Sexxxes

A Justin Timberlake song has mysteriously surfaced online as he's working hard on the "Troll" soundtrack and his next solo album. Titled "Battle of the Sexxxes", the just-leaked track features contribution from the singer's frequent collaborator Timbaland. 

It's unclear when the song was created, but the heavy-hitting beat sounds like something that could've made the cut to Timberlake's older albums like 2006's "FutureSex/LoveSounds". It opens with Timbo laughing and telling the former boybander, "Don't hurt her Justin/ That was the past/ Put it all behind you, homeboy." 

Later, Timberlake emerges with some messages to his ex. "Don't be afraid to get nasty/ Don't be afraid to get wild/ Just point to your spot and ask me/ I'll make it worth your while," he sings. 

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Justin Timberlake ft Timbaland - "Battle Of The Sexxxes"

TINK & Timbaland Previews Rihanna's Demo "Pretty Nonsense"

This song Below was registered recently for Rihanna's New Album 'ANTI' , It's Called "Pretty Nonsense" 

The song has been reworked and Tink decided to give the song to Rihanna for Her New Album, Then Tink tweeted this today: 

#ANTI @rihanna ... Ready! pic.twitter.com/cVbtYiggMI

— TINK (@Official_Tink) November 4, 2015

Here's A Live Preview Of Tink's with Timbaland "Pretty Nonsense"

Tink apparently gave this song to Rihanna for her upcoming #ANTI album. It's called "Pretty Nonsense" pic.twitter.com/nxZs074pnN

— watchLOUD (@watchLOUD) November 24, 2015

However The Track Didn't Make the Final Cut on The ANTI Album, So Are we Going to Hear this on Rihanna's Next Album ? definitely Riri Kept it for Her Upcoming Projects ...

I need rihanna to free the pretty nonsense song, the demo sounds very powerfull

— ♚ Kit Herondale. (@kit_rook) July 8, 2017

WHY DID YOU NEGLECT PRETTY NONSENSE????? @rihanna pic.twitter.com/ZOBBUbxRoS

— não fica digitando não (@NaniCRF) January 28, 2016

#RihannaNavy remember this song is going to be on Rihanna's New Album "Pretty Nonsense" 😊 https://t.co/umU27PewT4

— Timbaland Page (@TimbalandPage) November 4, 2015

“Please don't insult my intelligence my mind frame is greater than your relevance.”

— Rihanna, ‘Pretty Nonsense’

Lit af 😍

— ً (@alfaradhy) November 5, 2015

Timbaland ✖ Snoop Dogg (Studio Session)

Timbo this year have been Busy working in the studio with Justin Timberlake, The Game, Fat Joe, DJ Khaled and Now and Not Last with Snoop Dogg Working On his New Album "Cool Aid" In The Studio Also with The Producer BoNGO, The Album  is slated to Drop in July 1st

Sean Kingston & Timbaland