Timbo goes back to one of his biggest talents...making a sick beat with beatboxing!! That's what he did on this song. A track on the Deluxe Edition of the Japanese 'F.A.M.E.' album! Timbaland & Jroc on the beat, penned by Kevin McCall. Check it out:
You think we already heard all of the songs that made the cut on Keri Hilson's 'No Boys Allowed'? Well, seems like it's not the case...today we get another track off the album called "Drippin'". It's a Bonus track from the Japanese iTunes (release date is the 26th of January). Check it out:
Keri Hilson - "Drippin'" [produced by Timbaland / co-produced by Jroc] [written by Keri Hilson & Attitude]
Yes, you read right. After the first (kind of) rerelease, Timbo is finally working on a real rerelease to his latest album 'Shock Value II'. There isn't much information on this project yet, but I can tell you that it is planned to have 8 brand new tracks on the rerelease! And just like SVII, he is going in the studio with Jim Beanz and Jerome 'Jroc' Harmon. But that's all for now, it is too early to name any features that might be on the rerelease. Let's hope he'll get some dope features though!
and also something else Tim was workin on...a beat for Missy Elliot! Check Sebastian's tweet:
"Just heard Tim did a joint for missy eliott that will remind the world on "Get ur Freak On" o snap watch out yall"
Are you as surprised as I am seeing this? 'Timbaland Presents - Shock Value II: The Singles'; what exactly is it? Well, it's kind of a rerelease that'll be released in Europe: All the 7 singles on one disc + 1 bonus track! But what's this extra song that we haven't heard yet? You remember how we told you once that Timbo worked with The All-American Rejects on a track for SVII? And exactly this is the bonus track on 'Shock Value II: The Singles'!! It features the All-American Rejects lead singer Tyson Ritter! Now check it out below:
Timbaland feat. Tyson Ritter (of The All-American Rejects) - "I'm In Love With You": (prod. by Timbaland & Jroc / written by Jim Beanz & D.O.E.)
So, what are your thoughts on this fast-paced pop/rock record? Should it make the cut to the original SVII?