Timbaland - Shock Value Ii (international Delux... Now
: Unlike its predecessor, this album leaned heavily into alternative rock and pop , featuring unexpected collaborations with artists like Chad Kroeger (Nickelback), The Fray , Jet , and Daughtry .
: The album notably featured R&B singer Brandy reimagined as a rapper named "Bran' Nu" on tracks like "Meet in tha Middle" and "Symphony". Tracklist Highlights Timbaland - Shock Value II (International Delux...
: A fan-favorite featuring Justin Timberlake that competed for dancefloor dominance. : Unlike its predecessor, this album leaned heavily
The of Timbaland's third studio album, Shock Value II , released in December 2009, represents a bold attempt by the legendary producer to redefine himself as a solo artist while bridging the worlds of hip-hop, pop, and alternative rock. The Vision: Beyond Hip-Hop The of Timbaland's third studio album, Shock Value
Today, the album is remembered as a unique time capsule of late-2000s music, showcasing a "music cyclone" trying to break every genre boundary he could find.
: Many reviewers felt the album was "star-saturated," and that Timbaland’s heavy use of Auto-Tune and focus on being a lead performer overshadowed his innovative production.
The International Deluxe version includes several high-profile collaborations that became club staples:
: Unlike its predecessor, this album leaned heavily into alternative rock and pop , featuring unexpected collaborations with artists like Chad Kroeger (Nickelback), The Fray , Jet , and Daughtry .
: The album notably featured R&B singer Brandy reimagined as a rapper named "Bran' Nu" on tracks like "Meet in tha Middle" and "Symphony". Tracklist Highlights
: A fan-favorite featuring Justin Timberlake that competed for dancefloor dominance.
The of Timbaland's third studio album, Shock Value II , released in December 2009, represents a bold attempt by the legendary producer to redefine himself as a solo artist while bridging the worlds of hip-hop, pop, and alternative rock. The Vision: Beyond Hip-Hop
Today, the album is remembered as a unique time capsule of late-2000s music, showcasing a "music cyclone" trying to break every genre boundary he could find.
: Many reviewers felt the album was "star-saturated," and that Timbaland’s heavy use of Auto-Tune and focus on being a lead performer overshadowed his innovative production.
The International Deluxe version includes several high-profile collaborations that became club staples:
