download tory lanez chixtape 5 torrent Stream Tory Lanez’ Album ‘Chixtape 5’ After much anticipation, Tory Lanez unleashes Chixtape 5 , the fifth installment in his popular throwback series. And this time he’s not playing around. Not only did he remake some of his favorite R&B hits from the early 2000s, but he also got the original artists to appear on them. Ashanti revisits her 2002 smash “Foolish” on “A Fool’s Tale” (and also appears on the cover), Lil Wayne and Lloyd remake “You” on “Thoughts,” and Chris Brown turns up on “The Take,” a 2019 update of “Take You Down.” “When me and Chris work, we just work mad fast,” Tory told Rap-Up. “I didn’t think he would do it honestly and he just came out the clutch and sent it one day.” Other guests on the nostalgic 18-track set include Snoop Dogg, Ludacris, Jagged Edge, Jermaine Dupri, The-Dream, Mýa, Trey Songz, Fabolous, and more. This marks the first time Tory has released a Chixtape to streaming services. The first mixtape dropped in 2011 and quickly became a fan favorite, leading to three more in 2014, 2015, and the latest, Chixtape 4 , in 2017. “The Chixtape series is something that has a cult following. The Chixtape series is bigger than Tory Lanez,” said the 27-year-old singer-rapper. “I know that this means a lot to [my fans], bringing it back, because they thought that it was gonna end at 4. It’s a way more important experience this time.” And could Chixtape 6 be in the future? “I definitely got enough material to keep going if I wanted to, and hopefully I will,” teased Tory. Tory Lanez - Daystar. 01 Tory Lanez - Money Over Fallouts 02 Tory Lanez - A Woman 03 Tory Lanez - Friends Become Strangers 04 Tory Lanez - Sorry But I Had To. (Feat. Yoko Gold) 05 Tory Lanez - A Poem From Me 2 You 06 Tory Lanez - The Most High 07 Tory Lanez - Look How God Works 08 Tory Lanez - Queen And Slim 09 Tory Lanez - What's Kulture 10 Tory Lanez - Solar Drive @ Night 11 Tory Lanez - Bittersweet 12 Tory Lanez - Things I Should Of Said 13 Tory Lanez - Just Got It Done 14 Tory Lanez - Jokes On Me 15 Tory Lanez - Care For You 16 Tory Lanez - In The Air 17 Tory Lanez - Life (Feat. Yoko Gold) Tory Lanez Flips Classic 2000s R&B Jams in 'Chixtape 5' Featuring guest appearances from Lil Wayne, Chris Brown, Ashanti & many more. 18,787 Hypes 1Comments. Text By. Share this article. Tory Lanez is a proud aficionado of 2000s R&B and he’s showing off his skills in Chixtape 5 , the fifth installation in the mixtape series that began in 2011. Chixtape 5 is an obvious homage to the genre right from the get-go, as Lanez picked Ashanti to be on the pink-tinted album art holding a T- Mobile Sidekick phone. Diving deeper into the project, the Canadian musician teamed up with a number of 2000s stars for remixes of their hit songs including T-Pain for “Jerry Sprunger” that remixes “I’m Sprung,” Chris Brown for “The Take” that remixes “Take You Down,” and Lloyd and Lil Wayne for “Thoughts” that remixes their original cut, “You.” “Everything is 2000s-inspired,” Lanez said in a recent interview. “Everything is inspired by the times when things were golden for us. I think all those pieces and everything that we’ve come out with has been all about nostalgia. I’m about to take you on a whole journey musically.” Chixtape 5. For Tory Lanez, it wasn’t enough just to sample his favorite 2000s-era R&B hits on his episodic Chixtape series—he outdid himself and got the original artists in the flesh. And what a lineup. Ashanti reprises her treasured “Foolish” vocal for “A Fool’s Tale.” Chris Brown updates “Take You Down” for “The Take.” Throwback legends like Jagged Edge, Slim from 112, and Pretty Ricky bring back the good ol’ days when loose fits were cool. “I remember being starstruck when I saw these artists in middle school,” Lanez tells Apple Music. “And I had the same feeling during every session when I worked with all of them.” Lanez recruited all these stars to power the boy-meets-girl, girl-curves-boy narrative of Chixtape 5 . He goes through each song track by track with Apple Music. Jalissa’s Back! (SKIT) “It's the story of me, a girl named Jalissa, her friend Keisha, and Keisha's sister. It's a big drama that goes on. It's very important that I have cinematic relief from so much music, because sometimes music can be overwhelming. I felt like the skits are always important to me.” The Trade feat. Jagged Edge & Jermaine Dupri “It's the intro of the album, and who’s more classic and of this time than Jagged Edge, right? And Jermaine Dupri signed them. If I can get Jermaine Dupri just to say, ‘Y'all know what this is,’ I don't care about anything else, that's all I needed. It just set the temperature, the mood of the next 16 songs.” Jerry Sprunger feat. T-Pain “This was the first record that was made for Chixtape 5 , so it was the one that inspired the rest of them. It was also the record that helped me get all the rest of the features. I would go to people and tell them, ‘You know, T-Pain did “Jerry Sprunger,” you have to hop on this album.’” Beauty in the Benz feat. Snoop Dogg “Snoop’s ‘Beautiful’ and ‘Let's Get Blown’ played a big role in my childhood. I'm a superfan of Pharrell's production. This was my opportunity to produce a beat that I felt like he would be proud of. Now, the whole concept was to get everybody on their original records. Some of these people I didn't know if they were going to come back. Snoop Dogg is such an iconic person; is he really going to hop on ‘Beautiful’ sampled by Tory? He did and he loved it. It's reactions like that from people that are so iconic to me that kept me driven and motivated to keep on going.” Blowin’ Mine’s “‘Let's Get Blown’ is my favorite song from this era. I fell asleep to ‘Let's Get Blown’ on repeat and it was installed in my head. I have always loved the production on it. When I mixed this one, I wanted to give people the same airy feel that I got from listening to ‘Let's Get Blown,’ because something is so dreamy about the song that it always stuck with me.” Leah’s Introduction (SKIT) “It's taking you back to a time when we were all teenagers and we're in the car, and she's like, ‘I rock with you, I really do. But I feel like you still fuck with Jalissa and Keisha.’ You have to listen to the previous projects to understand what's going on here. I'm like, 'No, I don't.' I convince her and it ends up in a night of passion. And that's the first time you see this character, Leah, the love interest of Chixtape 5 .” The Take feat. Chris Brown “I didn't even think the song was going to make it. You’ve got to remember how people feel about ‘Take You Down’ and how much of a lovemaking classic it is. I wanted to make sure that I did something that was a little bit different, come with a different flow. I feel like the production on the second half is probably my favorite thing about the song.” Broken Promises “Right where the tape ends is literally the beginning of ‘Broken Promises.’ I'm big on transitions. At the ending of the song, I was like, ‘I still got to take this to another level.’ It stems from a sample that comes out of ‘The Take.’” The Fargo Splash feat. Ludacris “I could have sampled other Ludacris records, but I just felt like ‘Splash Waterfalls’ played a big part for me. I just remember that video being so hilarious—there was one part of the video he's with the girl and they're supposed to be skinny-dipping in the pool and then you got to see them fight. It was just so funny to me. Just the way Ludacris always acted things out. I felt like I always wanted to make music with him. Even when you're listening to the new song, you should still be able to feel how you felt about the old song.” Luv Ya Gyal // Love Sounds feat. The-Dream “First off, the reason I sing softly is because of The-Dream. I didn't really know how to sing, and he was the first person that I ever wanted to sound like. ‘Mr. Yeah,’ ‘Fancy,’ and all these songs played a big part in the way I sound. This was originally a solo song. I sampled ‘I Luv Your Girl’ and ‘Falsetto’ by The-Dream. When I heard both of the beats, I was like, ‘Can I get Dream on this?’ It felt so far-fetched. This guy writes for Beyoncé, has tons of Grammys. When you hear Dream’s verse, you hear all these old innuendos of how he used to sound. So when he says, ‘I hate to see that look in your eye,’ and you start hearing all the sounds, it wasn't him.