Sometimes you choose your producer out of sheer synergy. Like, Naeem probably picked Benny Blanco to do the Bangers & Cash stuff ’cause the two were bonded in their love for ripe asses. On the flip, though, sometimes you choose your control room purely in contemplation of garnering big sales. So it went with today’s Bigmouth and the Maestro.
Yes, it’s calculated. We wanted to have a hit record. We wanted to get played on U.S. Top 40 radio … So we said, “Right, let’s get Timbaland.” The session was less than a week, and we came out with three songs. We thought, “God, if it can be as quick and painless as that, then let’s do some more.”
Guess the chart-minded speaker, then take the jump.
(via SPIN)
Okay, so that one was pretty easy. But we love that he’s honest like the wolf.
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That single that they released was pretty mediocre. I think it’s time Timbaland stopped being crappily prolific and started making sure that he comes out with nothing but solid gold shit. If every song he made was as awesome as “Cry Me A River,” “Are You That Somebody,” and “Work It,” he’d go back to being my hero. But as is, I don’t think “Night Runner” and “Ayo Technology” are helping him recover from the pure disappointment of “Shock Value.”