I really like the tropical house vibe making waves right now, so I went with a unique style here, fusing hip-hop with tropical house. When talking to Tim about the remix there were some cool aspects of the production process he worked into the remix: This track was a remix for Casablanca/Republic records and you might have heard it first on Imannos’ Casablanca/Republic mixtape. 1 on the Billboard 200 albums chart.Tim has fused trap and hip hop style elements with tropical sounds for an uplifting new take on the track that does justice to the original Drake classic. 5 on the Billboard Hot 100 and helped Thank Me Later debut at No. The vulnerability paid off, as “Find Your Love” peaked at No. I’m just hoping that men really hear the song and they’re honest with themselves. “It almost feels like the song should be performed by a woman. In a 2010 MTV interview, Drake conceded “Find Your Love” might have been better if it was performed by a woman. Other examples include Ed Sheeran’s “Shape of You,” Sia’s “Cheap Thrills,” and Miley Cyrus‘ “We Can’t Stop.”
“Find Your Love” is one of many smash hits which were originally written for Rihanna, but then shuffled around to other artists. “It’s like an evolution of sound, Graduation was a bit more keyboard, then 808 introduced a darker, less sample based. When you think about it that’s right up Kanye’s alley, that’s his style, that’s all Kanye.īhasker, who collaborated closely with Kanye on 808s & Heartbreak, revealed that “Find Your Love” was created around the same time as Kanye’s 2008 album.
We started coming up with a melody, I started crafting the music and we wrote that relatively quickly, within an hour. had that drum beat and that’s the classic, ‘Jeff jump on the piano,’ and Kanye started humming in my ear. actually cut it, it was just another writing day in the studio. Jeff Bhasker, who co-produced the song, later explained in a 2013 Complex interview that Kanye West actually came up with the melody for the track: You’re really rolling with this, huh?’ Drake took it and made his own magic record.” “So he ended up with the beat and then when he recorded it he was singing, and I was like ‘Word? Singing. “Drake heard Rihanna’s version and was like, ‘I really want to use this record,’ and I was like, ‘Man, ask her!‘” No I.D. One of the song’s producers, No I.D., spoke about the origins of the song in a 2010 Complex interview, during which the Chicago native explained how Drake essentially took the song for himself.
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