i'm not gonna claim he's the best thing ever. but he inspired me immensely and lit a huge fire under my ass. to the point where i stopped being lazy and put an entire album together in no time last year.

anyways, his 5th album is out now and it's much of the same: major chord trap bliss over 808 hats claps and that patented soft yet distorted bass. as usual some really nice melodies and there are some slight evolutions and variations in his sound.

the album: https://pierrebourne.lnk.to/TLOP5

self documentary on his YT page: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6FAUpiJpK8w&ab_channel=PierreBourne

interview: https://hypebeast.com/2021/5/nba-2021-playoffs-pierre-bourne-tlop5-interview

another one: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jSHGW5zvvI8&ab_channel=Esquire

ps if anyone is interested in the album i created send me a DM for a private link. i'm looking for feedback before i go final with it. cheers!


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my music: www.soundcloud.com/jessewarren
my mixes: www.mixcloud.com/jessewarren
my label: www.fb.com/mettamuzik

i tend to cycle through these guys every few years since their shelf life is pretty short due to the nature of how modern music is released and consumed. lex luger, southside, metro boomin, chasethemoney, pi'erre. i do think pi'erre is a cut above the rest because his sound is pretty detailed and he seems more adaptable than other beatmakers. i got put on to him via the young nudy tapes, which i think contain some of his best beats. he's done great work with carti, probably carried him for his first album because /whole lotta red/ only had a few pi'erre beats and not much of the rest of it was good. pi'erre even has killer beats for chavo, who is the poseur son of benzino!

i did comment on /TLOP5/ in the new albums thread on 6.11 saying that i thought it was too on the nose and the vocals improved while the instrumentals got a little worse