Mar 26, 2015

f--- this s---.


But even though I'd love to hear it, it's a clever move by TDE: Multiply is now an official myth and people will always talk about it begging for a mastered version.

Well done. TDE makes people hate and appreciate them at the same d--- time.

 

Mar 26, 2015

 

Mar 26, 2015

Kendrick is LoveDragon

 

Mar 26, 2015

Absolutely, although I think they might be just doing more live performances of Untitled whenever he goes on tour which I think would be a clever albeit frustrating idea. Just a hunch

 

Mar 27, 2015

When s--- hit the fan I'm still a fan

 

Mar 26, 2015

That's beautiful.

 

Mar 26, 2015

sad day
In an interview with Complex this afternoon, To p---- A Butterfly producerTerrace Martinconfirmed that Kendrick Lamar will not release the "Untitled" song that he premiered on the series finale of the Colbert report back in December. According to Martin, who produced eight tracks on Kendrick's new album, there is no master recording of the song, which was written specifically for the live Colbert performance and intended to be "just a moment" rather than an official, commercial release. "It don't even exist nowhere in the world," Martin told Complex, "except on the Colbert Report."

Addressing online speculation about To p---- A Butterfly's producers, Martin denied rumors that LoveDragon is, in fact, Dr. Dre. Martin suggested, however, that LoveDragon's identity can be deduced from the writing credits for "How Much A Dollar Costs" and "You Ain't Gotta Lie (Momma Said)." (My guess: LoveDragon is Kendrick Lamar.)

Check Complex tomorrow for our full Q&A with Terrace Martin, who spoke to us at-length about the studio sessions, musical influences, and social pressures that inspired the production of Kendrick Lamar's To p---- A Butterfly.


http://www.complex.com/music/2015/0...+03+2015&utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=social

 

Mar 26, 2015

I think LoveDragon is Terrace Martin and Josef Leimberg. I saw somebody say that before and this article says you can deduce who LoveDragon is by looking at the writing credits for How Much a Dollar Cost and You Ain't Gotta Lie (Momma Said). Those two tracks are the only tracks who list J. Leimberg as a writer and T. Martin is also listed on both tracks as a writer.

It would be great if Kendrick was producing now though.