Artist's albums
Money Talk
2023 · single
New Year New Me
2023 · single
T.I.M. 2 (Time Is Money)
2022 · album
Dis Chri$tma$
2022 · single
Big Dog
2022 · single
Fly Ft. Goddessty
2022 · single
Pop My Shit
2022 · single
I'm On My Shit
2022 · single
Hide My Scars
2021 · single
Nadine
2021 · album
Highs & Lows
2021 · album
Throw The World Away
2021 · single
Haters
2020 · single
Sing
2020 · single
Float There
2020 · single
Black Summer
2020 · single
Astral
2020 · single
Google Started in a Garage
2020 · album
Cinco De Mayo
2020 · single
Count Paper
2020 · single
Be Nice
2020 · single
IDK
2019 · single
Green
2019 · single
Something Moor
2019 · album
Lemonade
2018 · single
TIM - Time Is Money
2013 · album
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Biography
One of the few rap artists from Alabama with a major-label deal in the mid- to late 2000s, Brighton, AL, lyricist Attitude (born Timothy Clayton) debuted in 1996 with the funky, independent rap album Serious Times. The album was released on his Centa Street Records label, formed in part to ward off the lifestyle he was leading that kept landing him in jail. Attitude became a local heavyweight in neighboring city Birmingham's developing hip-hop scene, but he had to look in Atlanta to obtain meaningful opportunities. He kept bouncing from camp to camp, affiliated at times with DJ Drama's Aphilliates Music Group and Bubba Sparxxx's 11th Hour Entertainmnet. The latter connection proved the most fruitful as Sparxxx passed on Attitude's demo to reigning hip-hop/R&B producer Timbaland, who quickly embraced the Alabama rapper. Through working with Timbaland, Attitude soon picked up a side hustle as a songwriter, ghostwriting lyrics for Timbaland himself as well as others like Sean "Diddy" Combs. Unfortunately, almost right after he was signed to Timbaland's Beat Club Records, the imprint folded; however, Timbaland never gave up on him. The superproducer fired up another venture, Mosley Music Group, and had Attitude writing songs for him again. In fact, Attitude co-wrote Nelly Furtado's Timbaland-produced record "Promiscuous," as well as Timbaland's own "Give It to Me," which were both number one hits on the pop charts in 2006 and 2007, respectively. Very much impressed by his flexible songwriting abilities, entertainment conglomerate Warner Bros. acquired the rapper in early 2007. ~ Cyril Cordor, Rovi