Michael’s gonna need his usual 200 million dollar fee to come down from Heaven to lay down his vocals and do the choreography to the video per usual

money dont buy talent

Hans Zimmer collab with 808 Melo and Ye

We need film composers in hip hop production to become a trend, it blends well, we've seen the plan with travis scott, that was a dope starting point. Hans Zimmer could work with so many artists. Junkie XL could too, even though I don't like what he did with a lot of film osts

Would create a new subgenre. A lot of Ye's stuff sounds like film music in MBDTF and even Yandhi with the OG Selah.

Or even game sound designers

I like this thread

Game soundtracks arent really as good as they used to be thoguh Idk if it would work nowadays, 14+ years ago it would hit insane

Imagine Travis Scott on the OG Deus Ex production Or Playboi Carti

Michael Jackson's Invincible pretty much did that, cost $30 million to produce, WAY more than any other album in history, but $25 million of that was spent on promotion

Whole album in this bih, specifically mixed for it
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/22.2_surround_sound

This would be amazing. Little details everywhere. Can make a sonic puzzle or easter eggs with this type of set up

what would u even spend it on lol

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Features?

Executive produced by:
Kanye West
Matthew Williams
Christopher Nolan
Drake

Cover art by Jackson Pollock and Takashi Murakami (Deluxe cover by Virgil Abloh)

Stevie Wonder, regular Kendrick vocals, reel 2 reel processing, orchestra, Lupe, Jay E, Z, and maybe C features, innovative sound details and placement ie the 22.2 surround sound. Choir. Nas. Mos Def. Lauyrn Hill, Laylah Hathaway, Lady Jess, Ms D, Ms Tucker, No Lyrix, Melanie Fiona.

I'd have a think tank write up the story.
so many things. So many people already passed that would be featured. Prince, Satoshi Kon, MJ,

a great documentary,

The Cool Kids too.

All that listed above was just for one song.

Beautiful 8-10 minute experiences. An album released in parts. An album that grows as we grow.

We gotta come up with a tracklist for this

Compton was the throwaway album no one wanted

We wanted Detox

MJ invincible cost 30M see how that went

But to be fair expensive albums are usually a sign that recording was chaotic and didnt go as planned

Tbf, MJ created dubstep on that record. Heartbreaker