Big Sean’s third studio album, Dark Sky Paradise, is now officially available on iTunes and other retailers. To celebrate the occasion, Sean has released the official video for a very dope track off of the album titled “Dark Sky (Skyscrapers).” Check out the visuals above and be sure to pick up a copy of the album. Download Dark Sky Paradise by Big Sean in high-resolution audio at ProStudioMasters.com. Dark Sky Paradise Big Sean. Available in 44.1 kHz / 24-bit AIFF and FLAC audio formats Billboard 200. Including Lil Wayne and (Ariana) Grande augment Dark Sky without eclipsing its star. - Entertainment Weekly. After releasing a number of mixtapes, Sean released his debut studio album, Finally Famous, in 2011. He released his second studio album, Hall of Fame, in 2013. Sean's third studio album, Dark Sky Paradise, was released in 2015 and earned him his first number one album in the US. Big Sean - Dark Sky Paradise (Deluxe) [2015] [email protected] Torrent Download Locations Click the yellow ' Download ' button on the right to download the.torrent files directly from the indexed sites. Feb 24, 2015 - Big Sean Dark Sky Paradise Album 2015 Download Torrent Album Name: Dark Sky Paradise [ Deluxe Edition ] 2015 [ EXPLICIT ] Artist: Big. Feb 21, 2015 - Courtesy of the good folks at GoodFellaz TV, DOWNLOAD the new Big Sean “Dark Sky Paradise” album below. The new LP is the third solo.
At the precise moment that Detroit rapper Big Sean’s new album Dark Sky Paradise was released on Tuesday, he was alone in a hotel room in New York, taking advantage of a one-hour break from interviews and appearances meant to promote the record.
“I just felt so emotional, I just fell to my knees, and I was praying,” Sean told VF.com over the phone a few days later. “I was so thankful, and just crying. I felt like my grandmother was there with me. It was one of the craziest experiences that I have ever been through. I think I will remember that the most. I was just crying, and saying, ‘Thank you, God. Thank you, grandmother.’”
Sean's grandmother Mildred V. Leonard died on December 20, just days before he was scheduled to fly home and play her “One Man Can Change the World,” a song on the new album that features John Legend and Kanye West. Leonard was Sean’s personal hero, and he dedicated his verse on the song, which also features a sample of a conversation between the grandmother and grandson, to her.
“She was the backbone of the family, for sure,” Sean said. “She was born in West Virginia, she came up from nothing, she was one of the first female black captains in World War II, and she was a female police officer in Detroit. She was a teacher, and a counselor.”
“And she was just the best grandmother ever,” he continued. “Home-cooked meals after school all the time, birthday cakes, your favorite ones, every year. She was just great. She was the person who showed me that one man—meaning human—can change the world. I always said that she deserved to have John Legend sing about her after a verse that I rapped about her. I’m happy that it turned out, and that I got to get her voice on the song. She’s a special person. She’s seen Hitler and Obama in the same lifetime, and I just hope that one day I can make as big of an impact as she did.”
Which is all to say that it's been a long few months for Sean Anderson, 26, so allow him his hotel-room moment of catharsis. Though he is now three albums into his career, he’s still been known mostly to the general public as an understudy of Kanye West, who gave his career its first meaningful boost after a 2005 sidewalk audition and signed him two years later. Since then, Sean’s confident class-clown persona has gained traction on rap and pop radio, if not always with the critics. West’s co-sign has helped keep him in the public eye, where he has recently seemed more at home—especially after 2014’s ubiquitous kiss-off single “I.D.F.W.U.” and his recent romance with Nickelodeon princess turned pop diva Ariana Grande. More than three years after dropping his first studio album, Finally Famous, in 2011, Sean sizes himself up on the Dark Sky Paradise track “Blessed”: “I think I’m famous enough.”
The new album features appearances by Grande, West, Drake, Chris Brown, Lil Wayne, E-40, Jhené Aiko, and Ty Dolla $ign. Much of it was recorded in a home studio Sean constructed for the project, in Detroit. VF.com spoke with him about Dark Sky Paradise, which he insisted is a reflection of his growth: “I definitely think I’m becoming a better man, and I’m just happy about that.”
VF Daily: You recorded the album in a studio you built from your house. How did you decide to do that, and did you face any hesitation from the label or other partners?
Big Sean: It was the best decision I ever made, personally and musically. I built a legit studio in my house—it’s not like I put a microphone in a room. I wanted to make a studio that was the same quality as the studios I was recording in. It has all the same equipment in it. It was perfect, because, if I wasn’t feeling the vibe, I could just walk out, go watch a movie in my house, and then come back to it. When you book a studio, you book it for a certain amount of time, and if in that time you’re not feeling the vibe, then you’re just wasting time and money. At home, I never felt that way, and it enabled me to be more productive. I didn’t have that pressure of spending that much of the label’s money each day.
And, on top of that, I got to live the music, because it was in my living environment. I would wake up at random times at night or during the day, and just get to it. I could take a nap, wake up, and get back to work. It wouldn’t work for everybody, but it really worked for me.
Who were some of the guests who actually came by the house to record?
Kanye did his verse of “All Your Fault” at his house. We were both there for that, but he was at my house working on “One Man Can Change the World.” John Legend recorded here, Jhené Aiko was here, Ty Dolla $ign, Ariana [Grande].
The album is very diverse, in terms of the vibes and moods of its songs. Was that a priority for you?
I wanted to make music that can change people’s whole mood. I want someone to listen to Big Sean’s album and, whatever the mood of the song is—if “One Man Can Change the World” plays, I want you to feel introspective and emotional; if “I.D.F.W.U.” comes on, I want you to feel energetic and happy; if “I Know” comes on, I want you to feel sexy; and if “Research” comes on, I want you to feel groovy and happy, and relate to it. Every song has a different mood.
There’s both a strong tradition and a current trend in hip-hop and rap of duet projects and albums. Kanye recently said he wants to do an album with Drake. Is there anyone you’d want to do a similar project with?
I feel like I could do one with Kanye, and it would be really good. I feel like I could do one with Drake, too. In terms of singers, I bet I could do one with Ariana. I could do one with Jhené Aiko. Every artist that I collaborate with, [there’s always a] natural chemistry, and it’s easy to do multiple songs with them.
How do you approach writing a verse?
Usually, if I hear the track, I do a reference to it. If I get inspired by an idea, or a beat, I’ll do a few lines, then record a few mumbles. I don’t really write any lyrics down on paper, I just do it in my head. Because when I write lyrics down on paper, it doesn’t allow me to play with the flow like I like to do, and toy with different rhyme schemes. So I just keep adding to it, and adding different flows and waves. Sometimes it takes a couple of hours, sometimes it takes days, and sometimes I’ll have to come back to a song months later to finish it.
Kanye outfitted you in Yeezy apparel for the big New York show. Did you have advance warning about that? Or did you just show up that day and he was like, “Here you go.”
He asked if we were down, and of course, we were like, “Hell yeah, we want to do this.” The clothes look real fucking cool. The only thing is that it was cold as shit up there. It was brick cold. We had lights on stage that were hot, and heaters, but it was so cold. I thought, Damn, the people in the crowd are probably fucking dead right now. Literally frozen to death. But those were fun times, and I appreciate everyone’s dedication.
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__ There are obvious upsides to being mentored by Kanye, in terms of the co-signs and features. But do you ever get tired of seeing “Big Sean talks about what it’s like to work with Kanye” headlines?__
To be real honest, man, and this is no disrespect to you, but I don’t really care. Interviews are cool, and I’m respectful of them, but I don’t really do this shit for that anyway. I do it for the fans, for the music. To keep it 100: if I didn’t ever have to do interviews, I wouldn’t be mad. For a writer to say your album is all right, and then for a kid to say, “I bought your album, and it was the best fucking thing in my life, and you changed my life; my grandmother died and ‘One Man Can Change the World’ really helped me”? What that kid says is more impactful than what any critic could write.
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