Aside from working with the industry’s major players such as Pharrell Williams, Jay-Z and Kanye West on her upcoming album, Rihanna has decided to put on hold her R&B sound and dabble into the world of Rock. The Bajan beauty has teamed up with British duo Chase and Status for the ultimate comeback record which features drums and a whole lotta bass. According to Chase and Status’ Saul Milton, Rihanna’s new project is actually worth shelling out a few dollars in this recession world that we’re living in. He tells Britains Daily Star,
“We’ve spent the past few weeks working with Rihanna and her people in an undisclosed location. She’s a lovely girl, so professional and it was an honor to work with her. The stuff she’s doing now I would definitely go out and buy myself, it’s a big change.” Adding, “Rihanna got in contact with us after hearing our track Saxon. She loved the feel of the drums and said she wanted a similar thing for her next record. It’s over 140 beats per minute but there’s also a dub step vibe on the things we’ve done with her. It’s more musical, which we’re into right now.”
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“We’ve spent the past few weeks working with Rihanna and her people in an undisclosed location. She’s a lovely girl, so professional and it was an honor to work with her. The stuff she’s doing now I would definitely go out and buy myself, it’s a big change.” Adding, “Rihanna got in contact with us after hearing our track Saxon. She loved the feel of the drums and said she wanted a similar thing for her next record. It’s over 140 beats per minute but there’s also a dub step vibe on the things we’ve done with her. It’s more musical, which we’re into right now.”
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