Timbaland Releases Of 2025

It was a fairly quiet year for Timbaland. Outside of his increased interest in AI and his public support for new technology in music, there weren’t many major Timbaland-produced tracks released. Compared to his most active periods, 2025 definitely felt slower when it came to fresh “Timbo” beats.

That said, he didn’t completely disappear. Even during a low-key year, Timbaland still showed up through a handful of collaborations and projects, serving as a reminder of how influential his sound remains in today’s music landscape. Check out the list below.

[Coming Soon] TaTa Taktumi & Timbaland Are Cooking Up A Full A.I. Album

Timbaland sat down with the New York Times to break down what he’s working on next. After introducing TaTa Taktumi, his neon-haired, futuristic pop creation, he confirmed the big update: a full TaTa Album is already underway. With “Glitch x Pulse” and the Fivio Foreign–assisted “Rack It Up” leading the rollout, TaTa is quickly shaping into one of Timbo’s most daring new eras.

TaTa wasn’t discovered in a studio session or on TikTok. She was built piece by piece using tools like Suno, guided by Timbaland’s own demos, melodies, and wild imagination. For him, this isn’t about replacing the creative process. It’s about boosting it, catching ideas in the moment, and letting the technology help build on the spark he already brings.

*nytimes.com

[New Music] Tata Taktumi - Rack It Up feat. Fivio Foreign (2025)

Here is the latest release from Timbaland’s AI artist Tata Taktumi “Rack It Up” featuring Fivio Foreign produced by Timbaland. Listen HERE!

[New Music] Ludacris Releases New Single ‘44 Bars’ Produced by Timbaland

Ludacris just dropped a new single, “44 Bars,” produced by Timbaland and Luca Starz. He’s also gearing up for his 10th Studio Album, set to arrive next year. Listen to the single HERE! 

“Get Ur Freak On” Nearly Didn’t Happen, Plus Missy Teases New Fire

Missy Elliott revealed that “Get Ur Freak On” almost didn’t make her 2001 album because Timbaland was exhausted in the studio and ready to bounce. While he was randomly hitting keys, one sound caught Missy’s ear, that became the spark. She jumped in the booth, already imagining the choreography her dancers would bring to it. The risk paid off: Rolling Stone later crowned it the best song of the 21st Century. Missy also teased new experimental music on the way, saying she’s got “some fire” coming.