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cover [STREAM] Wiz Khalifa’s New Studio Album “Multiverse” B.o.B. To Release New Album 'Better Than Drugs' [STREAM] B.o.B.’s New Album ‘Better Than Drugs’Since , she has released seven mixtapes and has gone independent due to label issues regarding the release of her debut album, Think Tink. Her mixtape, Winter’s Diary : Forever Yours, was featured as a top R&B album in both Rolling Stone and Billboard magazines. Tink was also chosen as part of the XXL Freshman Class.
Tink began having “label issues” when her debut studio album Think Tink had been scheduled to be released in . Legendary producer Timbaland made headlines in by indicating at SXSW that Aaliyah had appeared to him and described Tink as “the one.” Tink would later perform an unreleased track that samples Aaliyah’s “One in a Million“. In April , the unreleased track, now Fax List entitled “Million”, was released. Epic scheduled a July release for Think Tink but Timbaland decided to delay the project. “The album was actually finished. There was an intro, I had interludes.” Tink told the FADER in February of . “It was [Timbaland’s] call to hold back on it, and I think, I want to say, for the benefit of the doubt, he did want to perfect it.
But it was Tim’s call not to put it out.” Frustrated by Mosley and Epic’s resistance to letting her share new material with her fans, Tink returned to the formula that had initially earned her a loyal following and released her third mixtape in the Winter’s Diary series called Winter’s Diary which featured one of her most famous songs to date named “I Like”. In , Tink released several tracks throughout the beginning of the year and dropped her seventh mixtape named Winter’s Diary . The mixtape was mentioned on Rolling Stone’s “ Best Rap Albums of ” and ended up on number . In , Tink released few songs and had a six month long social media break, the reason for which would later become clear. In a February interview, Tink told DJ Vlad that she hadn’t spoken to Timbaland in three months and said that the ball was still in his court when it came to releasing Think Tink. That spring, she began to seek a permanent solution that would get her
Tink began having “label issues” when her debut studio album Think Tink had been scheduled to be released in . Legendary producer Timbaland made headlines in by indicating at SXSW that Aaliyah had appeared to him and described Tink as “the one.” Tink would later perform an unreleased track that samples Aaliyah’s “One in a Million“. In April , the unreleased track, now Fax List entitled “Million”, was released. Epic scheduled a July release for Think Tink but Timbaland decided to delay the project. “The album was actually finished. There was an intro, I had interludes.” Tink told the FADER in February of . “It was [Timbaland’s] call to hold back on it, and I think, I want to say, for the benefit of the doubt, he did want to perfect it.
But it was Tim’s call not to put it out.” Frustrated by Mosley and Epic’s resistance to letting her share new material with her fans, Tink returned to the formula that had initially earned her a loyal following and released her third mixtape in the Winter’s Diary series called Winter’s Diary which featured one of her most famous songs to date named “I Like”. In , Tink released several tracks throughout the beginning of the year and dropped her seventh mixtape named Winter’s Diary . The mixtape was mentioned on Rolling Stone’s “ Best Rap Albums of ” and ended up on number . In , Tink released few songs and had a six month long social media break, the reason for which would later become clear. In a February interview, Tink told DJ Vlad that she hadn’t spoken to Timbaland in three months and said that the ball was still in his court when it came to releasing Think Tink. That spring, she began to seek a permanent solution that would get her