Try Again (feat. Idyl)

 

Try Again (feat. Idyl) · TWOPILOTS · Idyl · TWOPILOTS · Timothy Mosley · Stephen Garrett Try Again (feat. Idyl) ℗ Soave Records Released on: 2022-09-01

Aaliyah Feat. Ne Yo - Round 'N' Round

 A new unreleased​ Aaliyah​ song featuring Ne-Yo Called Round 'N' Round

Interview Talks with Timbaland and Rick Ross

Sovereign Brands Presents: Belaire Talks with Timbaland and Rick Ross. Watch these two legends discuss the music industry, Aaliyah, and much more over a bottle of Belaire Bleu.

Aaliyah - Giving Up (UNRELEASED)

Rare: Aaliyah — Giving Up (Demo for Whitney Houston's remake of 'Sparkle'), 2001.

Justine Skye Feat. Justin Timberlake - Innocent (Audio)

Justine Skye sampled Aaliyah’s ‘If Your Girl Only Knew’ in a new Song featuring Justin Timberlake Called "Innocent" from her New Album 'Space & Time'

Proud of you @JustineSkye - happy to be part of it 🛸⏱ https://t.co/R4e7pEguDd

— Justin Timberlake (@jtimberlake) June 27, 2021

Timbaland and Swizz Beatz (Verzuz)

Aaliyah - Don't Worry

Recorded sometime in 2000, in between demo sessions for Changing Faces, this reassuring-themed groove is lifted from Aaliyah's compilation set "I Care 4 U" (2002), featuring production by Ciara's former collaborator Jazze Pha.

Timbaland's Most Iconic Duets of All Time

here is a list of the most iconic duets in Timbaland's Music Career  , from Justin Timberlake to Aaliyah check them out 

Justin Timberlake and Timbaland.

First of all, snaps for JT for staying relevant for basically his entire life. Even more snaps for collaborating with Timbaland and making masterpieces every time. From “Carry Out” to “Cry Me a River”, it’s never a bad thing when these two pair up.

 Nelly Furtado and Timbaland.

Nelly Furtado tapped Timbaland and Danja for the bulk of production on 2006’s Loose, whose international Top 10 smash “Promiscuous” rang in her sultry new hip-hop persona with production full of brashly artificial flutes and outsized marching band drums.

Timbaland & Keri Hilson.

Timbaland called in a bunch of friends for his 2007 "Shock Value" album, including the rising star Keri Hilson, who guests on "The Way I Are." Though the track didn't hit No. 1, it did peak at No. 3 -- for four non-consecutive weeks -- and linger on the list for a healthy 38 weeks. "Way" was one of four Hot 100 hits from "Shock Value"

Aaliyah & Timbaland.

Aaliyah is best remembered for her genre-bending collaborations with Timbaland. Starting with her sophomore album One in a Million, the two, along with Missy Elliott and other Blackground Records producers, crafted a space-age funk feeling with a string of hits that left an indelible mark on popular music.






Ginuwine & Timbaland.


Ginuwine was one of R&B's pre-eminent love men during the '90s heyday of hip-hop soul. Initially teamed with Timbaland, the most innovative producer of the late '90s, Ginuwine's sultry, seductive crooning earned him a substantial female following and made him a regular presence on the R&B charts, even after the futuristic production he favored was eclipsed by the more organic, retro-leaning neo-soul movement. 





Missy Elliott & Timbaland.

the duo was always at their finest when collaborating on songs for Missy’s solo career. The iconoclastic phenomenon is the most decorated woman in hip-hop, with six platinum albums and a five year run of hit singles that defined urban radio. And while Missy shifted the paradigm for female rappers, Timbaland’s groundbreaking production was equally — if not more — crucial to the sound of hip-hop and R&B. 





Timbaland & Magoo.

In 1997, the duo released its debut album, "Welcome to Our World", which contained two of their most well known singles, "Luv 2 Luv Ya" and "Up Jumps da Boogie" which featured Missy Elliott and Aaliyah. The album managed to go platinum, becoming the only album by Timbaland and Magoo to be certified. Although the duo have yet to announce an official disbandment, Timbaland and Magoo have not released an album since their "Under Construction, Part II" album, which was released in November of 2003.

DJ Flash-Throwback 29 (Timbaland & Friends)

Here it is! Throwback 29... Timbaland & Friends (Incl Jay Z, Missy, Aaliyah, Ginuwine, Bubba Sparxxx, and even Magoo)

Aaliyah and Timbaland

Aaliyah ft. Future & Snoop Dogg - Aint Enough Days

Unreleased Track 

Blackground Records was intending on creating a posthumous album in around 2012 to 2014 and they had different artists (such as Drake and Chris Brown) come into "complete" various demo recordings. The project was shelved after Blackground lost their distribution deal and public backlash.

Aaliyah - La-La-La (Unreleased)

After the 17th anniversary of Alliyah's death unreleased track have surfaced on the net. This should've been On 'One In A Million' album but somehow it didn't make the cut.

Timbaland & Magoo: Best Hits

Timbaland Confessed How His Love for Aaliyah Influenced His Marriage

For fans, Timbaland and Aaliyah were like a collaborative match made in heaven; everything they touched turned to gold. From memorable hits like “Hot Like Fire,” and “Four Page Letter” to “One in A Million” and “Are You That Somebody,” Aaliyah and Timbo always managed to bring music to life in the most creative ways. However, many fans may not know there was much more to the story and there’s probably a legitimate reason why it was so easy for Timbaland’s creative juices to flow when working with Aaliyah. For Tim, Aaliyah really was “that somebody.” Years after Aaliyah’s untimely death, the famed producer/rapper revealed how he was madly in love with Aaliyah and how his love for her impacted his life.

She Impacted His Life:

Years after Aaliyah’s untimely death, Timbaland publicly revealed how he was madly in love with Aaliyah and how his love for her impacted his life.

“When I first met Aaliyah… I was in love with her. I said, ‘She (is) just a baby, I’m old’. I said to myself, ‘I’m just gonna be her brother’. Oh man, I was fightin’, I was fightin’ a lot – a big war. But I loved Aaliyah.”

Timbaland Fell Into A Decade-Long Deep Depression After Aaliyah’s Death:

Like most family members, friends, and fans of the singer, Timbaland was absolutely devastated when Aaliyah died. But Tim’s devastation lasted far longer and deeper than most…he recently revealed that he fell into a deep depression following Aaliyah’s deadly plane crash that lasted well over a decade. Years after Aaliyah’s death, Timbaland admits that he’s just getting to a point where he’s coming to terms with the passing of the woman he was extremely in love with until her dying day.

Timbaland Admits To Marrying Wife Because She Looked Like Aaliyah

Timbaland and His ex-Wife, Monique

When Timbaland first laid eyes on music executive, Monique Idlett, she reminded him of Aaliyah. The two met in Jamaica while attending a music event. “When I first saw her, I said, ‘That’s the girl I’m gonna marry’, because she reminded me of Aaliyah… I thought I saw a ghost. I said, ‘Oh my goodness, do you see what I’m seeing? I ain’t crazy!'”

However, the relationship has taken a disheartening turn for the worse and it looks like Tim and Monique are headed for divorce – again. Last year, Monique filed for divorce from Tim for the second time and he was hit with serious allegations from his divorce attorneys.

According to the Daily Mail, Timbo reportedly failed to pay $440,000 to his divorce attorneys and now he’s been hit with a lien against his $5 million Miami, FL mansion. But, despite the legal woes, it looks like Timbaland is moving on for good, this time. In fact, Timbo has a new lady in his life and you can only guess who she resemblances. Surprisingly, she too favors Aaliyah…

Check out Timbo’s new lady:

📸 by: @shotsbyjackie #photographer #shesonly17 #shesdope #vegas

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Working on #myself not my #selfie 👑

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 Hopefully, things work out for Timbaland this time around!

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Timbaland 90's Slow Jams Songs

Get in the valentine's day mood with our favorite 90's Slow Jams songs!  Created by The one & Only Timbaland 

Timbaland | Drink Champs (Interview)

Recently, Timbaland stopped by “Drink Champs” where he sat down with N.O.R.E. and DJ EFN. Their conversation, as “Drink Champs” talks do, went into all kinds of topics. He spoke on what he learned from Missy Elliott, to his classics with Justin Timberlake in pop, Drake, Black Panther, Jay-Z and more.

here's a list of 10 things we learned from Timbaland's episode of Drink Champs:

1 | Timbaland got his start in music as a beat-boxer and DJ

2 | How he got introduced to Missy Elliott

3 | How "Nigga What, Nigga Who (Originator 99)" was created

5 | What sparked his beef with Scott Storch

6 | Why Timbaland compares Drake to Black Panther

7 | Timbaland credits DeVante Swing with helping him form the nucleus of his team

8 | His take on his beat battle with Swizz Beatz

9 | How he first met Aaliyah

10 | "Big Pimpin'" was originally intended for Timbaland & Magoo

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Timbaland - Greatest Remixes (2004)

Timbaland Interview (The Source Magazine 2001)

Timbaland Won't allow you to deny his genius. Tonight he's sprawled out sleepy on couch in Studio 4 of NYCs famed Manhattan dia-mond-studded watch that periodically peeks out from under his modest threads and catches your eye, he could go easily unnoticed. And in this rare case, he may want to be anonymous. He's been working around the clock on a number of projects, including his third LP "Indecent Proposal" So rest time is is scarce. Some might debate whether his cockiness is warranted, but no one can contest Timbaland's Achievements, Since 1996 his music has made household names out of Aaliyah, Missy Elliott and Ginuwine and helped sustain the careers of MCs like Jay-Z and Nas. The quixotic beatsmith closed the millennium with more hits than AOL , the beats of the talented Mr. Mosley soon became the foundation for most of the music dominating the airwaves in the late 90's. crickets and triple time drums because as common on radio as static on a 45
if imitation is the sincerest from flatery, Tim is way overdue for a swelled head. the former DJ from Virginia who stood in the shadow of Jodeci's DeVante back in the day believes he's now ready for his own pedestal , And he has strong case After all, neither hip-hop, pop nor R&B can really claim him exclusive.His triple-time synchopated style has had more imitators than Elvis And Tupac.

I heard that you walk around with a bank of sounds you created on a disc, Do you play any instruments or does it all come from your head?

I fiddle with a little bit of everything butI don't play. and I don't wanna learn how to play cause I might lose my touch. I don't know nuthin' bout writing music. I can hear everything by ear. I might play couple lil' chords but I know tone like a mug. It might be too articulate insted of me finding something and say"That's all".

Magoo took a lot of heat from critics for everything from his voice to his rhyme skills. Do you thing he's stepped up this time around?

Magoo is ready to shock a lot of people..i had people come into my sessions that didn't like him, and now when I play a couple of songs, they say he's okay. We just had fun this time Magoo trying to make a living being the best rapper he can be. you can't hate him for that . Black people hate too much, you won't find no white kids saying that Backstreet Boys album was wack, even though I know there are seven wack songs on there, We've sold a million and a half records as a group me and Magoo. Y'all ain't gotta like everything we do but give it a shot.

Your friend Pharrell makes a lot of political Statements on the new N.E.R.D. project.Do you ever think about things like commitment to the culture or resposibility as a musician?

I'm not into it that deep, All other stuff is extracurricular Once I'm out, I'm out My Kids can say "Daddy you was in that?" and I can say I was Right now makin' beats is a job. I do love music, But at certain point, you care less who buy it 'cause you make it for you. But you can't get into all [Politics]
that stuff will kill ya.

With the seeming lack of recognition from peers and industry people, what keeps you going?

The fans i just wanna thank all Of the women saying they love my beats. Dudes came after but hated at first. I knew I was hot when I had girls  paying attention to my beats. What female you know pay attention to beats? I used to be a DJ and been in music all my life and I ain't never hear a girl say they like a beat before me. They say they like a song. Now they say that beat , So I gotta give this article back to the people 'cause they a real big fan of mine 'cause this is a job just like McDonald's and I don't wanna get laid off.

There Have been a lot of  Timbaland Copycats over the years Is it because it's cheaper to mimic you than to hire you?

I'm High as Crap. I'm so high [priced] amaze myself. People don't even ask me no more. I don't like producing outside my camp. I don't wanna make record companies no hits no more. Hits is boring to me I'm on a new page. I gotta get back to that. The only person that can get something from me anytime.

Why do you call your album Indecent Proposal?

I'm a Master at all games. Any dice you wanna roll, be prepared to pay me cause you gonna lose. I called this album "Indecent Proposal" cause I bet you a million dollars you gonna like it.

You seem to draw upon influences outside Hip Hop, whether R&B or whatever,Is there anything in hip hop that really moves you to wanna create?

I don't even listen to rap music, Rock people influenced me. the only hip hop album that ever influenced me was Dr.Dre 2001, The way it was mixed . how the songs flowed then it was  Stankonia. Thatput a little smile in my heart . There's a lot of creativity going on on that album. The rest of em out there is just records.

People say you got your style from jungle and drum 'n' bass.Is that true?
Man, I didn't know nothin' bout no drum'n' bass. I hadn't even been to london back then.

But can you see how people madr the comparison?
Naw, man, that mess was fast! Mine had more rhythem, more syncopated.

Where do you see yourself in relationship to other producers like Dr.Dre?

Me and Dre are like the movie Devil's Advocate, where he's the devil and I'm Keanu Reeves. He's Daddy looking down over Son. We shouldn't be in a category with other producers. We are official producers, We gotbig-title belts I hate when people try to compare me to people that are my friends, like the Neptunes or Swizz Beatz. I hate that. These are young Black men trying to do their thing .I do feel that me and Dre and Jermaine Dupri are separate, though I say ''Us'' because we know how to break an act . Teddy is Poppa Don. Im not saying he's out of The game , but he's on the same  wavelength . I say Jermaine is over me because hes been doing it since he was young. He's broke new acts and had hits. Then it comes me. You can't forget about puff, Y'all might've talked about him sampling, but how many people sampled the same thing he sampled and didn't work? Like that ''One More Chance'' Remix. I heard that before he used it on Big but he made it work , I can't explain to you what the formula is. But we know it when we hear it in our heads like, ''BLING!'' there it is.

Does that ''Bling'' have anything to do with why you consider yourself a genius?

Anytime I got people from overseas dancing, I'm Mozart. A lot of people know how to play and still can't make beats as dope as me. I can tell a girl what to sing and how to sing it. I can write a hook off the top of my head. I just love what I do It's a musical gift that god gave me . "Is that Your Chick" is a year and half old and look how it sound today? "Pony'' was three years old when it came out. What does that tell you?

It seems like producers are getting more light these days than ever. Still, is it enough?

I just feel like producing is such a hard thing. There's always a newcomer, but you don't hear about the newcomer after a certain number of songs . The Neptunes are peeps. I used to be in a group with them . and they from my hometown, But I don't want the puplic to look at then just for now and not tomorrow. Don't just pay attention to them when they've got a hit record Just because we do a song with Jay-Z, We get attention. Thats bogus.

A lot of People who hire you also use DJ Premier [Jay-Z, Lox, Nas]. Why do you think that is?

You gotta go back to Premier. He's the ghetto king. I think his perfect match in heaven was Biggie. That was his magical artist, Big and Premier had something special. O could do the dirty, grimy records. I could go back on a Roland 808, But Premier got that on lock.

Timbaland On Hang W/ Live (Full Stream Session)

Watch Timbaland Chilling in the Studio with Uncle Bill Pettaway talks about the Aaliyah Movie and Previews Some Of Tink's Tracks in this Episode Of Hang W/ In Case you Missed it 

Lyrica Anderson Ft. Kevin Gates – Feenin (Instrumental)

Lyrica Anderson Samples Aaliyah's 90's Track "4 Page Letter" who Produced By Timbaland