Trey also has a new collaborator, his one-year-old son, somewhat amusingly credited from top to bottom as a co-writer. Almost every track is co-produced workmanlike by close partner Troy Taylor. The gospel protest song '2020 Riots: How Many Times,' recorded in response to the police killing of George Floyd and originally released on its own, is out of place amid all the explicitly carnal material, but it's an important part of Trey's catalog and would no doubt make early supporter Aretha Franklin proud. He couldnt care less about contradicting himself, as he gleefully refers to 'hoes' as 'triflin' while. To quote the great Spice 1, Trigga gots no heart. With with the aid of producers Alex Isaak, C4, Circkut, Cook Classics, D-Town, Early & E, Gitty, JMike. Trey Songz is far past minding anything other than his pleasure. Tremaine is the seventh studio album by singer Trey Songz. There are a few clear standouts, most obviously the title song, a duet with natural match Summer Walker that projects conflicting emotions (and a clever New Edition quote) rather than comfort. Steal Your Girl is up to his old tricks on his sixth album, throughout which he relishes his playboy status more than ever.

Nearly 70 minutes in length, the singer's eighth album is weighed down by a glut of adequate slow jams that don't offer much variation, though his voice can still elevate middling material. Any speculation that Trey Songz was out of gas in 2019 and early 2020 - following Tremaine the Album and two mixtapes in 20 - is invalidated by Back Home. On Tremaine Neverson’s seventh album, introspection tempers the bedroom swagger of 2014’s Trigga.

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