Let's Go On A Little Joyride ★✩✮ The Tinashe Discography Rate - THE WINNER IS...
- Thread starter Kuhleezi
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I'm participating based on this alone. I love art.
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"EGGZ!" is lowkey iconic. I like the Chris version of Player but mostly because I think it works better as a duet despite it being with satan.
I understand why Body Language isn't included but it's a bop nn. I also want to thank @Kuhleezi for not including that R. Kelly song.
RainOnFire
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It's gonna be so tragic when Flame ends up being the first song out.
But also
But also
There's way worse in the recent faceless EDM bros #54632 group and low-key a couple of tracks in her early mixtapes but recency bias and all that.It's gonna be so tragic when Flame ends up being the first song out.
But also
What's an impartial host presh?
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You know which extra isn't disposable?
Get your life.
Get your life.
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I hope Ghetto Boy, All Hands On Deck and Watch Me Work do well in the rate.
This photoshoot was SUCH a look.
I've been on a real Tinashe kick again since the Koko gig so I am ready to dive in and rate it all.
HELLO I AM PRESENT.
I hope Spacetime gets done right. It's the only thing I want.
Spacetime is so beautiful. I'll be sad if it doesn't make the top 15.
Is there a PM friendly list?
Oop, thank you for reminding me, I'm uploading it in a few minutes.
S C R E A M
Finalizing my scores today!
We salute thee, oh mighty @TRAVVV, First Voter of Her Name and Disruptor of Charts.
In the meantime...
5 weeks. 5 months. 5 years.
Tinashe's solo career started little over 5 years from now, in a cheerful chilly afternoon (?) dated February 2012, with the release of the charming In Case We Die. Ok I'm blatantly overlooking late 2011 with Can't Say No and the better half of 2017 with The-Single-Who-Must-Not-Be-Named, still we have a cute 5 years window when our homegirl created pure, unadulterated magic. It's honestly so impressive looking back, listening to the great work she's already crafted, despite her young age and far too many bumps in the road to count (more on that later, and later, and later).
All things considered, which year in the Tinashe calendar was your absolute favorite? Was it 2012, the early beginnings of not one, but two mixtapes? Or was it 2013 and Black Water, aka 'Tinashe spreads her wings prepping for what's to come'? 2014 easily takes the cake for landing her big label debut and first taste/edging of commercial success? Or was it 2015, with its late surprise Christmas present and beginning of Tinashe as a tour-de-force performer? Or 2016 came on like a dark horse, after months of aimless wandering, with one of the most gag-worthy releases in recent memory?
In the meantime...
5 weeks. 5 months. 5 years.
Tinashe's solo career started little over 5 years from now, in a cheerful chilly afternoon (?) dated February 2012, with the release of the charming In Case We Die. Ok I'm blatantly overlooking late 2011 with Can't Say No and the better half of 2017 with The-Single-Who-Must-Not-Be-Named, still we have a cute 5 years window when our homegirl created pure, unadulterated magic. It's honestly so impressive looking back, listening to the great work she's already crafted, despite her young age and far too many bumps in the road to count (more on that later, and later, and later).
All things considered, which year in the Tinashe calendar was your absolute favorite? Was it 2012, the early beginnings of not one, but two mixtapes? Or was it 2013 and Black Water, aka 'Tinashe spreads her wings prepping for what's to come'? 2014 easily takes the cake for landing her big label debut and first taste/edging of commercial success? Or was it 2015, with its late surprise Christmas present and beginning of Tinashe as a tour-de-force performer? Or 2016 came on like a dark horse, after months of aimless wandering, with one of the most gag-worthy releases in recent memory?
