It’s a good process for four or five days. You know the Minnie Riperton album Come to My Garden ? These are models. It’s really crazy, sophisticated black music from the Seventies, really good. We listened a lot to Steve Reich, to Minnie Riperton, to Stevie Wonder’s wife’s albums from the Seventies. We talked about that.Īnd we listened to a lot of music. It’s very different to be a black classical musician - I was raised in classical. We talked about me being black French, and her being a black woman in the industry since she was a kid. She’s very concerned about the community. What was the songwriting process like in Los Angeles?Ĭhassol: We work, we play, we eat, we talk a lot, two or three hours, then we play, then we record, then we sleep. We started talking a lot, and after a two-year build-up, once she started really recording, she brought me into the fold. Then with Chassol we opened a couple shows for her too. She was really into that, I opened for her a couple times with that. I did a solo drum record maybe at the end of 2016, and after I put that out I was doing solo performances and concept shows. We grew up together in Houston and went to junior high together. Williams: I’ve been knowing Solange probably since I was 13. She had a big carpet, a Fender Rhodes, drums. but in the hills, very far away, so you could see the whole town in 360 degrees. Then she called: Can you come to L.A.? I live in Paris, but I was in the States already, so I said yeah, of course. In January 2018, I did a concert in New York. And then for a show at the Greek theater in Oakland.
“It reminded me of what I always dreamed making a record would be.”Ĭhassol: She invited me to open for her at Radio City Music Hall in 2017.
#DEVIN THE DUDE NEW ALBUM 2018 FULL#
I can’t wait for the world to hear this full body of work that Bun & I put together during these crazy unpredictable times we are currently living in & the subject matter of this project defiantly reflects that.“We were just at the top of this hill, and we’re amongst friends, trying to outdo each other in friendly competition, almost like it’s camp,” Williams recalls. We decided to call it “Mo Trill” for obvious reasons but I had no idea that the finished product would have cameo appearances from so many big names. The next thing I knew we had 7 songs in no time, that’s when we realized we had to do a full album. We released this record in May of 2021 to honor all of our black Men & Women that lost their lives due to racism & injustice. Big KRIT, Raheem DeVaughn, & Trae Tha Truth. Pimp C” during that session he also recorded 2 verses for my Country Rap Tunes Album that I was working on at the time, so fast forward 2 years later to 2020 when the pandemic hit & the George Floyd protest started, We decided to revisit one of the records from that session which later became a song called “This World” Ft. The Birth of “Mo Trill” began in 2018 when Bun came to ATL and recorded a song I produced for him called “U A Bitch Ft.
Bun B’s New Album “MO TRILL” All Songs Produced By: Cory Mo Droppin very soon with cameo appearances from 2 Chainz, Wale, CeeLo Green, Big K.R.I.T., Talib Kweli, Benny The Butcher, Tobe Nwigwe, Larry June, David Banner, Jazze Pha, Devin The Dude, Slim Thug, Lil Keke, Z-Ro, Trae The Truth, Raheem DeVaughn & More… With Co-Production From Super Producers Zaytoven, Jazze Pha & Ray Murray
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