From Nothin' to Somethin'

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From Nothin' To Somethin'
Studio album by Fabolous
Released	June 12, 2007
Genre	Hip Hop
Label	Desert Storm/Def Jam.
Producer(s)	Timbaland Just Blaze Jazze Pha The Runners Jonathan Rotem Rodney Jerkins Polow Da Don Steve Morales Versatile Reefa
Fabolous chronology
Real Talk (2004)	From Nothin' to Somethin' (2007)

From Nothin' To Somethin' is Fabolous' 4th studio album that is to be released June 12, 2007 [1].

Contents 1 Album Information 2 Tracks 2.1 Confirmed Tracks 2.2 Rumored Tracks 2.3 Possible Tracklist 3 References 4 External Links

[edit] Album Information

"The album is called From Nothin' to Somethin', Fabolous told MTV on the VH1 Hip-Hop Honors Awards red carpet earlier this month. "That's the movement we going with, man. For everybody that's trying to turn nothing into something, we're trying to make motivational music for them. Every song is hot on the album. A standout record is a record me and Akon did called 'Change Up.' It's about getting your money, and certain people think you change but it's not always you. Your income changed, but you didn't change as a person."

Def Jam has recently confirmed that the first single off the album will be "Diamonds", featuring Young Jeezy. The song has already started playing on local radio stations. The full song can be heard on Fabolous' Def Jam page.^[1] and can be viewed on youtube

Def Jam has officially announced that Fabolous' album is going to come out on June 12, despite being pushed back five times, first starting with December 19 to Feburary 27 then March 20, then to April 17, next to May 1, finally to June 12 (as listed on the Def Jam website).

Junior Reid, Cassidy, Lil' Wayne, The Game, Ne-Yo, Paul Cain, Red Cafe, Akon, Jay-Z, Freck Billionaire, Young Jeezy, Cherish, Swizz Beatz, Lil' Mo, Rihanna, Pusha T of Clipse and Joe Budden are confirmed to be on the album.

XXL ranked "From Nothing to Something" the 8th most anticipated album of 2007.^[2]

Despite a three-year hiatus since his last album, Real Talk, the Brooklyn emcee has appeared on sporadic projects, including recordings by DJ Clue, Christina Milian, and Syleena Johnson.

[edit] Tracks

[edit] Confirmed Tracks

• "Return of The Hustle" (featuring Swizz Beatz) (Produced by Just Blaze)
• "This Is Family" (featuring Freck Billionaire, Ransom, Joe Budden, Red Cafe & Paul Cain) (produced by Ron Browz)
• "On And Off" (featuring Amerie)
• "Change Up" (featuring Akon) (Produced by Akon)
• "Make Me Better" (featuring Ne-Yo) (Produced by Timbaland)
• "Diamonds" (featuring Young Jeezy) (Produced by Steve Morales)
• "Brooklyn" (Produced by Versatile)
• "What Should I Do" (featuring Lil' Mo) (Produced by Polow Da Don)
• "First Time" (featuring Rihanna) (Produced By Big Tank)
• "Gangsta" (featuring Junior Reid) (Produced by Reefa)
• "I Shine" (featuring Makeeba) (Produced by Versatile)
• "Livin' My Life" (featuring Cherish) (produced by Cool and Dre)
• "Foggin' Up the Windows" - (featuring R. Kelly) (Produced by Poke and Tone)

[edit] Rumored Tracks

• "The Best Day In Your Life" (featuring Thara) (produced by Jonathan "J.R." Rotem)
• "Come On" (produced by Jazze Pha)
• "Hope Dies Last" (produced by The Runners)
• "Brooklyn" (produced by Versatile)
• "For You" (featuring Junior Reid & Paul Cain) (produced by Just Blaze)
• "I Run This" (produced by Nottz)
• "What You Make Me To Do" (produced by Cool & Dre)
• "Neva Felt Like That" (featuring Lloyd) (produced by James "J-Lack" Lackey)
• "Tears In Her Eyes" (produced by Kanye West)
• "From Nothing To Something" (produced by Polow Da Don)
• "Get Money" (featuring Lil' Wayne) (produced by The Runners)
• "Nothin' Gonna Change (Where I'm From)" (produced by Rodney "Darkchild" Jerkins)
• "Showtime" (featuring Swizz Beatz) (produced by Swizz Beatz)
• "Fly Away" (featuring Musiq and Kanye West) (produced by Kanye West)
• "Luxury"

[edit] Possible Tracklist

1. Yep, I'm Back (produced by Freebase)
2. Return Of The Hustle - (featuring Swizz Beatz) (produced by Just Blaze) ¹
3. Change Up - (featuring Akon) (produced by Akon)
4. Make Me Better - (featuring Ne-Yo) (produced by Timbaland) ¹snippet
5. So Fabolous
6. Diamonds - (featuring Young Jeezy) (produced by Steve Morales) ¹
7. Hustler's Poster Child - (featuring Cassidy) (produced by Swizz Beatz)
8. Real Playa Like - (featuring Lloyd)
9. Foggin' Up The Windows - (featuring R. Kelly)
10. What Should I Do - (featuring Lil' Mo) (produced by Polow Da Don)
11. Back To School
12. All Jokes On You
13. I Shine, You Shine - (featuring Makeeba) ¹snippet[2]
14. First Time - (featuring Rihanna) (produced by Scott Storch) ¹snippet
15. Paperman - (featuring Ne-Yo)
16. Brooklyn
17. Chirp Back - (featuring Bleu DaVinci)
18. Gangsta - (featuring Junior Reid) (produced by Reefa) ¹snippet
19. This Is Family - (featuring Freck The Billionaire, Ransom, Joe Budden, Red Cafe & Paul Cain) (produced by Nova)

Leaked track¹

[edit] References

[edit] External Links

Music video for 'Diamonds'

v • d • e Fabolous
Albums
Ghetto Fabolous | Street Dreams | Real Talk | From Nothin' to Somethin'
Compilations
More Street Dreams, Pt. 2: The Mixtape
Singles
Can't Deny It | Young'n (Holla Back) | This Is My Party | Can't Let You Go | Into You | Make U Mine | Breathe | Tit 4 Tat | Baby | Diamonds