[Schhh]

Noooo Britney

[CaptainMusic]

Originally posted by Josh

meanwhile S&S is Britney's biggest hit.

Executive Producing An Album Does not = Producing the album

Britney Executive Prod. Blackout no Producing credits for her

No, it's NOT.

BOMT is still a thousand times bigger and for the LAST time, he didn't even produce the damn song.

[Jared]

I don't see the big deal. Yall act like it's going to be a Will & Brit joint album or something. He's just over-looking the whole project.

This is far better than having Luke in charge again. At least Will has better concrete concepts, is always thinking ahead, and in the end way more "urban" than Luke.

[Bdawg]

Will is actually good at Executive producing. Look at The Dutchess. I think it will be fine, and obviously the general public is here for Will and Brit.

Sidenote: how do you not know, that maybe the made a feature for Will in the song and they want him to listen to it?

Plus didn't we have confirmation from somewhere saying that Darkchild was the executive producer or something?

[IDontThinkSo]

ugghhh... i can see him using britney's album to promote himself and his new album....
i bummed out to hear this. I was actually very excited for brit brit 8th album.

[Rihductive]

Originally posted by tsbelgium

Oh come on, give this a chance. "Circus" and "Femme Fatale" were not as good as "Blackout". Will.I.Am can give her the beats she needs. I loved BFB and like Scream&Shout. It's airplay & hit material, if you like it or not. It something that is doing really great in Europe.!

Here lies the problem.
You'd rather have a "hit" album (when songs like Gangnam Style,
Party Rock Anthem, Call Me Maybe are also "hits")
rathe than a good quality, well produced album.
Commercial success means nothing when I can't listen to the damn
album because will & friends decide to dump all of their demos into one song.

[foxaylove]

Originally posted by Bdawg

Will is actually good at Executive producing. Look at The Dutchess. I think it will be fine, and obviously the general public is here for Will and Brit.

Sidenote: how do you not know, that maybe the made a feature for Will in the song and they want him to listen to it?

Plus didn't we have confirmation from somewhere saying that Darkchild was the executive producer or something?

Co-executive producing with Darkchild would work for me.

[Ice Cream Skies]

Will.i.am executive producing >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Darkchild

My dream, however, would be two executive producers: Bloodshy & Avant/Stuart Price. Or Bloodshy & Avant/William Orbit.

[Britneyfan09]

Not too much girls. Take The World On will be on the album.

[zach]

Will exec produced The Dutchess.

[Mister Martian]

Originally posted by reductive.

Big Fat Bass is AUTOTUNECENTRAL
& the screeches that Britney were doing in the S&S chorus are not the look.

I want a restraining order effective immediately and no further
contact between will.i.am and Britney Spears.
I'm going to need him NOT to taint her discography any more.

Even so, will.i.am is pretty good at listening to what the fans want. He acknowledges us and answers our questions all of the time. Look out how Scream & Shout turned out. Sure it's a dance track, but Britney's vocals aren't auto-tuned in it at all. Plus, even with all of the negativity coming from the fans, it turned out to be a massive success.

I hate that whenever fans think of Will they automatically think of Big Fat Bass, even though he's already proven he can do much different sounds. Again, look at Scream & Shout. Plus, looking through Will's transformation since 98 when he started producing, his music has always been good and is always evolving. Plus, knowing that the direction for the album isn't necessarily going to center around EDM tracks should be enough to give fans faith that Britney and her team are taking the right steps to give us less "production" and more Britney.

On top of that, I hate that so many of the fans don't have faith that anything Britney does will turn out great. Seriously, when has she ever let us down? When has she ever had an era that fans couldn't be proud of in some way. She's always changing the game up and has become one of the greatest pioneers when it comes to mainstream music. It's crazy that her fans are so willing to "be done" just because they don't like one song [Big Fat Bass]. If anything, we should have been afraid of the Dr. Luke executive production announcement. Femme Fatale turned out to have least amount of Britney's personality than any other album. It was Dr. Luke's at recreating a Teenage Dream-like album just full of radio hits. Unfortunately, it didn't quite turn out that way. Sure, it had outstanding success on radio FOR BRITNEY, but since when does Britney need to prove herself on radio? I love that album, but I hated the direction. At least with will, we don't necessarily know what to expect or how the general public will accept it. That's a great quality to have.

So stop your bitching and have faith in the Queen.

She's not let us down yet and I don't think her or her team would allow her to release an album that wasn't a masterpiece.

[QueenJ]

Originally posted by Mister Martian

Even so, will.i.am is pretty good at listening to what the fans want. He acknowledges us and answers our questions all of the time. Look out how Scream & Shout turned out. Sure it's a dance track, but Britney's vocals aren't auto-tuned in it at all. Plus, even with all of the negativity coming from the fans, it turned out to be a massive success.

I hate that whenever fans think of Will they automatically think of Big Fat Bass, even though he's already proven he can do much different sounds. Again, look at Scream & Shout. Plus, looking through Will's transformation since 98 when he started producing, his music has always been good and is always evolving. Plus, knowing that the direction for the album isn't necessarily going to center around EDM tracks should be enough to give fans faith that Britney and her team are taking the right steps to give us less "production" and more Britney.

On top of that, I hate that so many of the fans don't have faith that anything Britney does will turn out great. Seriously, when has she ever let us down? When has she ever had an era that fans couldn't be proud of in some way. She's always changing the game up and has become one of the greatest pioneers when it comes to mainstream music. It's crazy that her fans are so willing to "be done" just because they don't like one song [Big Fat Bass]. If anything, we should have been afraid of the Dr. Luke executive production announcement. Femme Fatale turned out to have least amount of Britney's personality than any other album. It was Dr. Luke's at recreating a Teenage Dream-like album just full of radio hits. Unfortunately, it didn't quite turn out that way. Sure, it had outstanding success on radio FOR BRITNEY, but since when does Britney need to prove herself on radio? I love that album, but I hated the direction. At least with will, we don't necessarily know what to expect or how the general public will accept it. That's a great quality to have.

So stop your bitching and have faith in the Queen.

She's not let us down yet and I don't think her or her team would allow her to release an album that wasn't a masterpiece.

You better PREACH.

[gagasapostle]

Why..

[tsbelgium]

Originally posted by reductive.

Here lies the problem.
You'd rather have a "hit" album (when songs like Gangnam Style,
Party Rock Anthem, Call Me Maybe are also "hits")
rathe than a good quality, well produced album.
Commercial success means nothing when I can't listen to the damn
album because will & friends decide to dump all of their demos into one song.

I guess that what Britney needs right now is "hits", a lot of hits. Being in the charts ... A lot of people (not using the net/looking on forums) did not even notice she had a "Femme Fatale" album. Songs didn't have a hitimpact like "Baby One More Time" or "Toxic" ... So i would be happy if it was a fun, cool album with a lot of hits, with a few songs with a deeper meaning ...

[Mister Martian]

Originally posted by reductive.

Here lies the problem.
You'd rather have a "hit" album (when songs like Gangnam Style,
Party Rock Anthem, Call Me Maybe are also "hits")
rathe than a good quality, well produced album.
Commercial success means nothing when I can't listen to the damn
album because will & friends decide to dump all of their demos into one song.

Why not opt for both. Sure, I'm going to support Britney even if the album is a flop commercially. That doesn't mean I don't want her to be successful. That doesn't mean there can't be a happy medium. Who says Britney can't have another "Toxic" or "Womanizer?" All of Britney's most memorable hits are produced by different people. She always brings in new producers and has a seasoned pro at the reigns for exec prod... except in the case of Blackout, but Danja wasn't necessarily brand new to the game.

[Bdawg]

Originally posted by foxaylove

Co-executive producing with Darkchild would work for me.

I swear I thought a writer or producer for #album8 confirmed he was. Let me go look.

[CaptainMusic]

Originally posted by Mister Martian

Again, look at Scream & Shout.

A song produced mainly by Lazy Jay.

[Bdawg]

I hope some Lazy Jay makes #album8

[zach]

Originally posted by Evun

That's not exactly what he said.

He implied that he has to answer to will. A exec producer is the one who oversees the production of the whole album.

[H-I-M]

Oh