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Album is the fourth by American rapper. It was released on August 23, 2011, by, which serves as Game's first release under the label. Recording sessions for the album took place from 2009 to 2011 at four different recording studios in., and Mars (of production group ) served as on the album, and includes a wide range of producers such as, StreetRunner.
The featured guests include rappers Dr. Dre, and, and singers, and.The album debuted at number one on the US, selling well over 100,000 copies in its first week, and produced two: the controversial ' and ', which attained some and worldwide chart success. Upon its release, The R.E.D. Album received generally mixed to positive reviews from music critics, who commended his passionate performance on the record and ear for production.
Album, people think the R.E.D. Stands for gangbanging. I am what I am. — that's rededicated.
Rededicated to hip-hop. to my 'hood, Compton. Rededicated to my family, rededicated to everything.' —Game talking about rededication to hip-hopIn 2008, Game released his third,.
After the release, Game announced his plan to retire from music, just to spend more time with his family and focus on what's more important to him during the time. However, he later stated did not want him to retire, and the label wanted him to come back and release another album, which was for February 2009. Game commented these statements about given was so far off his radar and that it was ridiculous.
He later stated 'Now, if you give me like five, ten million dollars or something to do it.I'm the biggest thing in that building now, with the recent demise of, and that's just it, man.' In May 2009, it was revealed Game had begun working on a new album titled D.O.C. Or Diary of Compton, if he could get help from the original members, including,. In November 2009, HipHopDX interviewed Game about the album's current status, saying it had been shelved because he needed help from Dr.
Dre, Ice Cube and with key elements that were not there when he started the project. In the same interview, Game revealed he partly chose to give the album's title, because his fans simply gave the early material he recorded for 'R.E.D'. He later stated he would rededicate himself to and make a comeback, after stating he would be retiring after the release of his third album LAX (2008). In an interview with, he explained the title's meaning: 'R.E.D.' Stood for 'RE-Dedication', not his affiliation with the notorious street gang, the, as previously thought.
Game, and Mars of served as executive producers on the album. The on the album will be Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg, and, among others. The production on the album was conducted by Pharrell, Streetrunner, and 1500 or Nothin', among others. Recording and production Recording sessions for the album took place at Ameraycan Recording Studios, at both located in, at Encore Recording Studios in and at Paramount Recording Studios in.
Recording sessions for the album began on May 13, 2009, and it was revealed Game began recording with and in Los Angeles. Game also revealed to; he had been working with record producers, Mike Lynn and and hoped to receive production from. In an interview with, stated he had given beats to Game on the album.In an interview with XXL, Game confirmed the album's featured guests would include fellow rappers Lil Wayne, Pharrell Williams, and Kanye West, and also voiced his desire to work with pop singer, stating he was trying to get executive to allow this collaboration to come to fruition. On October 3, 2009, Snoop Dogg posted a picture on his account featuring himself alongside Dr. Dre and Game in the studio working together. The picture was taken a day earlier, and it marked the first time Game had worked with Dr.
Dre for some years since the beef with former labelmate caused him to lose his record deal at and Interscope, and release his first two albums on. In January 2010, Game posted a picture of himself wearing several chains, all with the Aftermath Entertainment logo attached to them, with the caption reading 'It's funny how things come Full Circle' to his own Twitter page, suggesting that he had returned to the record label: this was later officially confirmed.Game later revealed Dr.
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Dre and Pharrell Williams would be serving as the on the album. However, later Game stated he was now 'unclear' if Dr. Dre would be producing on the album at all. In January 2010, Game revealed to that has contributed the production on the album.
He revealed to that both Chris Brown and Dr. Dre would be featured on the album. Was also confirmed to be featured on a track titled 'Would I Be Wrong?' Along with production from. Game later confirmed a collaboration with saying that 'I never thought in my life that I would ever work with Justin, and then for it to turn out and be as catastrophic as it was amazing.'
He also confirmed that he enlisted for a feature. Game recorded a song with both rappers and titled 'Gangs in New York' which highlighted production from new and upcoming record producer.Game later revealed he collaborated with Rick Ross,. Game revealed rapper and record producer had also contributed production on the album. Game also stated that rapper would be featured on the album as well.
On June 11, 2010, Game leaked a song on his Twitter account titled 'We Do It Big'. The song featured a from and it contains a sample from the classic hit ', performed. In an interview on 95.7 The Beat, he also spoke during a live chat, in which he stated a fellow rapper would not make it to be featured on the album at this time.
Game also gave his thoughts on. In addition to this, Game confirmed, and would be featured on the album, with production coming from Dr.
During his promotional tour of America, Game spoke to Jenny Boom Boom on Hot 97.3 and stated about the repeated delays have meant he been able to be working with, and was also hoping to record with, before the album's release.Game confirmed that fellow West Coast rapper Snoop Dogg would appear twice on the album, as well as rapper, amongst the features on the album. He also stated 'pending we get the song cleared', Jay Electronica and Nas would be featured on the album forsure. On June 23, 2010, Game recorded a track from the album titled 'Good Girl, Bad Girl' at Encore Studios in. The track features Canadian rapper and produced by, also who was in the recordings at the studio, but didn't collaborate with him.
Game later revealed Dr. Dre wouldn't just produced on the album, he would be on there vocally. In August 2010, producer Bangladesh stated he had been sending Game tracks for the record. Also stated he had produced a song on the album which also featured, and was hoping to get on the track as well.
The artist, Mysonne, was also confirmed he had worked on this album with Game.On December 7, 2010, it was confirmed that was working on the record with Game. Game later confirmed he had recording sessions with production team 1500 or Nothin', and later officially confirmed and has contributed production for the album. It was also stated that he had recording sessions with several other record producers, including, Streetrunner, Phonix Beats. He was later revealed K-Young, and were all confirmed to be working on the album as well.On January 18, 2011, Game tweeted along with a picture, featuring himself working on a song with actor-singer. On January 30, 2011, in an interview with, Game confirmed that and would be featured on the album. On June 2, 2011, in an interview with, Game revealed the album would feature on a track titled 'Martians vs.
He also revealed the album featured a Dr. Dre produced song titled 'Dead People' about his father, and described it as a 'sort of like a dream, but I wish it would’ve came true when I was a kid, so I kind of lived it out.' On June 11, 2011, Game confirmed that would be featured on the album as well.Game spoke about a reflective song he recorded with singer Nelly Furtado titled 'Mother Knows', produced by, describing it as a 'walk through a time period in my life when I was young and my mom was trying to instill all these values in me and I was just a rebel and going against everything she said'. He also compared Nelly Furtado's vocals on the hook to, saying 'nobody can really sing in that cadence.' On June 13, 2011, Game revealed he did a song with rapper Lupe Fiasco titled 'Skate On'. On June 16, 2011, in an interview with Rap-Up, Game expressed his own interest in collaborating with a fellow rapper.On June 23, 2011, it was confirmed that would be featured on the album. On July 5, 2011, it was confirmed Mars from the production duo 1500 or Nothin' would also be on the album.
On July 9, 2011, himself confirmed he would be featured on the album. On August 4, 2011, almost over three years of spending time on recording for this album confirming Game finally finished recording for the entire album. The album's featured from,. It was also confirmed by Game that Dr. Dre would narrate the entire album. Release and promotion. 'There’s a lot more that goes into it than just putting a burn in the CD, throwing it in the package, and putting it in Best Buy,” he explained.
“I’ve been touring, I had a daughter, the label politics, the timing, other people having to drop, picking the right single. There’s a lot of things that go into a major distributed album and the timing hasn’t been right yet.' —Game talking about the delays on The R.E.D.
AlbumSince 2009, the album reportedly has been suffering an numerous delays, and it was also confirmed it was rescheduled with a remarkable total of 10 times. The first date for the album was set to be released on December 1, 2009, but was pushed back to December 8, 2009. However, that date would also be later changed to December 15, 2009, and it was moved back once more to February 16, 2010, reportedly due to Dr. Dre needing more time to finish production for the album. The next confirming date for the album was set to be released on June 15, 2010, but was changed to June 29, 2010.The next release date for the album was listed as July 6, 2010, but at this time Game delayed the release date himself, because he wanted to release the album on August 24, 2010, in order to dedicated to a player. He stated he chose the date to be released on August 24, which causes him to get caught up during the frenzy and was inspired by his home team hero Kobe Bryant, but later the date would be pushed back as well.On May 5, 2011, after over two years of delays, it was officially confirmed by Game and executive the album would be officially released for the date of August 2011, and it would not be pushed back any further. On May 17, 2011, Game announced via; he had just finished a conference call with Jimmy Iovine and Interscope Records, then he went on and officially confirmed the album would be officially released on August 23, 2011.
Unlike in what was happening in the past, Game promised the new date given would be permanent.Before the album's official release, Game admitted and told; he delayed the release of the album to cause maximum disruption to his hip-hop rivals, stating he wanted to drop the album right in the middle of and 's collaboration and Lil Wayne's, saying it was his ingenious plan. Mixtapes From 2010 and 2011, Game released several free-to-download mixtapes, partly in order to act as promotion for the album. The first of these mixtapes, The Red Room, was released on April 26, 2010. The mixtape was originally intended to be hosted by, as a 'Gangsta Grillz' project; however, he cancelled his participation in the project after hearing several of the aimed at him in the freestyle track titled '400 Bars', and was replaced by long-time Game collaborator.
The aforementioned '400 Bars', a 20-minute-long freestyle over four-hundred consecutive bars of music (over the production of the song titled ') was later only included on the mixtape in a remixed form, titled 'The Skeemix'. Game admitted it was the hardest freestyle he had ever had to record, having previously recorded '300 Bars' and '360 Bars' for previous mixtapes.
The tape featured from, Lil Wayne, and several members of Game's own record label, including XO, K-Young, Menace, Maad Maxx and Juice. Production was handled by several record producers, including Pharrell Williams, Cool & Dre, and Phonix Beats, among others.On August 3, 2010, Game released the mixtape titled, which was availablly to download through, once again hosted. The tape featured from Snoop Dogg, Nas, Rick Ross, and, along with the production handled by several producers, including, and Rich Skillz, among others. In an interview with XXL, Game revealed Brake Lights was designed to be an appetiser to The R.E.D. Album, released mainly to keep up anticipation for the album until its completion.On January 24, 2011, Game released the double disc mixtape, once again (for the third time in the row) hosted by, alongside. The tape featured from Pharrell Williams, Snoop Dogg, Lil Wayne, Detail, Tools, Sam Hook, Menace, TD, Rev. Burke, Mysonne, Ashley Cole, Travis Barker, and, and the mixtape's production was handled by several record producers, including Dr.
Dre, Ervin 'EP' Pope, DJ Shake, Che Vicious, D.A. Dorman, Cool & Dre, Raw Uncut, DJ Haze, and, among others.Upon its release, the mixtape was an internet download success, and received generally positive reviews from music critics. Only a week after the mixtape's initial release, a sequel was released, titled Purp & Patron: The Hangover.
The tape is a 10-track mixtape full of leftover songs, in which were not included on the original Purp & Patron. The tape features from, Mars of 1500 or Nothin', JoiStaRR, Money Malc, Fred the Godson, and, and the mixtape's production was handled by several record producers, including 1500 or Nothin', Timbaland, Amadeus and, among others.Game and Mars of production duo 1500 or Nothin released one final mixtape as part of the run-up to the album's release, titled HoodMorning No Typo: Candy Coronas, on August 1, 2011. The tape features from Dr.
Dre, Snoop Dogg, Lil Wayne, Birdman, Gucci Mane, Wiz Khalifa, Joi StaRR, Paypa, Trey Songz. The production on the mixtape was handled by several record producers, including Mars, Lifted, Che Vicious, Gun Roulet, Point Guard, Rance, Cool & Dre and, among others. Tour In October 2011, Game announced upcoming tour dates for performances to promote his new album. Game assembled a coast-to-coast US trek which started from October 20 and ended November 17. Just three days after the US tour, Game went on the Red Album European Tour 2011.
The tour began on November 20, 2011 and concluded on December 22, 2011, stopping in,. Due to its success, Game extended the Euro tour in February 2012 to include more dates in Australia and New Zealand. Singles ' was announced as the album's first single on March 2, 2011.
The song features production from, and announced via his page, the single would featured a fellow American rapper. Anticipated by fans to be officially released, the single was officially released to the on April 12, 2011, but it did not achieve commercial success worldwide nor in the United States, only peaking at number 62 on the US.
In spite of reaching chart success, the music video for the single came under some controversy, being banned from airing on cable networks such as and due to being deemed inappropriate and being a portrayal of, causing a controversy due to Game's alleged affiliation with the notorious gang the. However, Game refused to let the snub derail his plans for promotion, and vowed to release the video online so fans can form their own opinions about the controversy for themselves. After the music video quickly received over 3 million views on, there were rumors that BET and MTV were reconsidering airing the banned 'Red Nation' video.On June 22, 2011, it was confirmed, the album's second single titled ' featuring. The production on the song was handled by The Futuristics. The single was officially released to the iTunes Store on June 28, 2011.
The song debuted at number 75 on the chart in the United States for the week ending July 30, 2011, and has since peaked at number fifty-five. Unlike the album's first single 'Red Nation', 'Pot of Gold' managed to attain some and worldwide chart success; in Belgium the song charted at number 29 on the, in Switzerland the song charted at number 72 on the, and in the United Kingdom the song charted at number 16 on the and at number 58 on the. While shooting for the single's music video an incident occurred with record producer and one half of the production duo 1500 or Nothin' Mars was held up at gunpoint and got robbed of $12,000 in cash and jewelry by two armed robbers. The music video for the single was officially released on July 25, 2011. Taylor. Dopson. Edwards1500 or Nothin'5:25Sample creditsInformation taken from The R.E.D.
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