Timbaland, Kanye West, Robin Thicke, Rihanna & Chris Brown

Demetrius Ft. Robin Thicke & Timbaland - "Take It Easy (Remix)"

SeducedBySounds Records proudly presents a remixed, vocal edit version to the infamous Robin Thicke track "Take It Easy On Me". Excepting in this version Demetrius explores his DJ and producer skills by completely axing the Thicke vocals and verses, leaving just daddy Timbo on a completely re-worked and expanded instrumental beat.
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Robin Thicke - "Take It Easy On Me" (LQ)

It's great to hear this track in full at long last! Shame it had to be an LQ leak, I imagine the album edition will sound a lot better than this, but all in all I like how Tim is on an album again with some backing vocals to add to his production, I hope this means that Timbo will be featured more often these days on more and more albums. For now though I'll just let your ears do the work and you debate whether this track has what it takes to give off a "Blurred Lines" effect or even possibly single material:

Robin Thicke - "Take It Easy On Me" (Snippet)

First up: Sorry if you're at work and viewing this page as the image above is NSFW!
Moving on,
Here's the snippet , with props to Mika, to the Timbaland-produced joint for Mr Thicke, "Take It Easy On Me" which contains a dance-flow to it, what do you think?

Robin Thicke - "Take It Easy On Me"

Well by now most of us have correctly guessed that Timbaland is copping production on Robin Thicke's next album "Blurred Lines" in the form of "Take It Easy On Me" so what I'm gonna do is delve down the degrees of confirmation.

First off, the song pretty much follows the flow that Pharrell did on the title track, both in melody, rhythm, and lyrics, if you need a reminder then watch/listen to this: (NSFW)


Robin Thicke 'Blurred Lines' (Dirty Version) from OB MANAGEMENT on Vimeo.

Secondly, it's not uncommon of Tim to premiere a demo of a song live like he did this one, he's done it before with "Hold Your Breath", I don't think I need to remind you who (disgustingly) landed up with that one in the end. Here's a reminder of the live version.

And third and lastly: well this is probably got nothing to do with it, but they both are on Interscope Records, so a collabo had to come, but more importantly you can click here for a forum thread which has had the privilege of listening and and reviewing the album exclusively.