Attitude - Something Moor (Album)

Attitude

Something Moor

March 25, 2019

Hip-Hop/Rap

℗ 2019 Higher/Steel City Ent.

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Just a few previews of some of the songs from the project. the Album actually has 12 songs. Tell a friend. #Higher Album dropping March 25th.

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About Attitude

One of the few rap artists from Alabama with a major-label deal in the mid- to late 2000s, Brighton, AL, lyricist Attitude (born Timothy Clayton) debuted in 1996 with the funky, independent rap album Serious Times. The album was released on his Centa Street Records label, formed in part to ward off the lifestyle he was leading that kept landing him in jail. Attitude became a local heavyweight in neighboring city Birmingham's developing hip-hop scene, but he had to look in Atlanta to obtain meaningful opportunities. He kept bouncing from camp to camp, affiliated at times with DJ Drama's Aphilliates Music Group and Bubba Sparxxx's 11th Hour Entertainmnet. The latter connection proved the most fruitful as Sparxxx passed on Attitude's demo to reigning hip-hop/R&B producer Timbaland, who quickly embraced the Alabama rapper. Through working with Timbaland, Attitude soon picked up a side hustle as a songwriter, ghostwriting lyrics for Timbaland himself as well as others like Sean "Diddy" Combs. Unfortunately, almost right after he was signed to Timbaland's Beat Club Records, the imprint folded; however, Timbaland never gave up on him. The superproducer fired up another venture, Mosley Music Group, and had Attitude writing songs for him again. In fact, Attitude co-wrote Nelly Furtado's Timbaland-produced record "Promiscuous," as well as Timbaland's own "Give It to Me," which were both number one hits on the pop charts in 2006 and 2007, respectively. Very much impressed by his flexible songwriting abilities, entertainment conglomerate Warner Bros. acquired the rapper in early 2007.

Discography

Albums

Serious Times (1997)
T.I.M. (Time Is Money) (2010)

Mixtapes Magic

City Classic Vol. 1 (w/DJ Bobby Black - 2005)
Key 2 Da Streets Vol. 1 (w/DJ Wally Sparks - 2006)
Key 2 Da Streets Vol. 2: My State Of Mind (w/DJ Smallz - 2007)
King Of The Hill (w/DJ Stikuhbush & The Empire - 2009)
Key 2 Da Streets Vol. 3: Purgatory (w/DJ Don Cannon - 2010)

Singles/Featured/Leaked releases

2003

"Do Whut You Do"
"Tell Me Ya Wit It"
"Valet" (featuring Dirty Ken)
"Cranky Up" (Bubba Sparxxx featuring Attitude & Dirty Ken)
"Band Leader" (Bubba Sparxxx featuring Timbaland & Attitude)
"Reinfected" (Bubba Sparxxx featuring Ricky Rucker & Attitude)
"Leavin'" (Timbaland & Magoo featuring Attitude)
"Lights Out" (Timbaland & Magoo featuring Attitude & Bubba Sparxxx)

2004

"All By Myself"
"Stomped Out" (Sebastian featuring Attitude & Petey Pablo)
"Warrant" (Bubba Sparxxx featuring Attitude & Timbaland)

2005

"Mean Walk" (featuring Six-Two & Timbaland)
"Play The Game How It Go"
"Litz Git Hygh" (featuring Six-Two & Timbaland)
"Get Up (You Ain't Crazy)"
"My Folk (featuring Lil' Scrappy) (produced by Lil' Jon)

2006

"Afraid" (Nelly Furtado featuring Attitude)
"1st Things 1st" (produced by Tec Beatz)
"Right Quick" (produced by Chris Flame)
"A.L.A.B.A.M.A." (featuring Rich Boy) (produced by Hannon Lane)

2007

"Role Models" (Rich Boy featuring David Banner & Attitude)
"Kill Yourself" (Timbaland featuring Sebastian & Attitude)
"Hello" (Timbaland featuring Keri Hilson & Attitude)
"When I Roll Up" Attitude

2008

"Man Right Here" (featuring Kevin Cossom) (produced by Danjahandz)
"This Time Next Year" (produced by Fuego)

2009

"I Be Like" (produced by Drumma Boy)
"Break Your Heart" (produced by Hit-Boy)
"Bigger Than Rap" (featuring Petey Pablo)" (produced by The Runners)
"Do It" (featuring Dre)" (produced by Cool & Dre)
"Symphony" (Timbaland featuring Attitude, Bran'Nu & D.O.E.)

Writing credits

"N 2 Da Music" by Timbaland & Magoo featuring Brandy
"That Shit Ain't Gonna Work" by Timbaland & Magoo
"Can We Do It Again" by Timbaland & Magoo
"Hold On" by Timbaland & Magoo
"Promiscuous" by Nelly Furtado featuring Timbaland
"Good Things" by Rich Boy featuring Polow da Don & Keri Hilson
"Get Buck" by Young Buck
"Oh Timbaland" by Timbaland
"Bounce" by Timbaland featuring Dr. Dre, Missy Elliott& Justin Timberlake
"Give It to Me" by Timbaland featuring Nelly Furtado & Justin Timberlake
"Come & Get Me" by Timbaland featuring 50 Cent & Tony Yayo
"Boardmeeting" by Timbaland featuring Magoo
"Throw It On Me" by Timbaland featuring The Hives
"Time" by Timbaland featuring She Wants Revenge
"Come Around" by Timbaland featuring M.I.A.
"Get The Feeling" by The Dey
"Booty Bangs" by Jessi Malay
"Alienated" By Keri Hilson
"Hello" by Timbaland Ft. Keri Hilson
"Step Back" by Eve Ft. Timbaland
"Lost In Love" by I-15
"Carry Out" By Timbaland Ft. Justin Timberlake
"Meet In The Middle" by Timbaland Ft. Brandy A/K/A Bran'Nu
"Say Something" by Timbaland Ft. Drake
"Tomorrow In A Bottle" by Timbaland Ft. Chad Kroeger
"Can You Feel It" by Timbaland Ft. Esthero
"Ease Off The Liqour" by Timbaland
"Timothy Where You Been" by Timbaland Ft. Jet
"Symphony" by Timbaland Ft. D.O.E., Bran'Nu, Attitude
"My Hood" By B.G. Ft. Mannie Fresh & Gar
"Breaking Point" By Keri Hilson
"Beautiful Mistake" By Keri Hilson
"Last Hangover" By Keyshia Cole
"Tremendous Damage" By Big Boi Ft. Bosko

Awards/Accolades

2006 Billboard Music Awards - "Pop 100 Single of the Year" - "Promiscuous"
2007 ASCAP POP Awards Most Performed Song - "Promiscuous"
2007 Grammy Nomination - Best Pop Collaboration with Vocals - "Promiscuous"
2008 ASCAP POP Awards Most Performed Song - "Give It To Me"
2008 Grammy Nomination - Best Pop Collaboration with Vocals - "Give It To Me"