Tech has made it a tradition to drop an album every year since Everready (The Religion) back in ‘06 & given that’s been going on at Strange throughout 2021, I was very curious to hear how Asin9ne would address it all. Together, they would call it Strange Music & solidified itself as one of if not the biggest indie label in the world. But after having issues with Interscope Records & Universal Music Group following the release of his iconic 3rd album Anghellic, that’s when Tech decided to form his own label with the help of a man at Paradise Originals named Travis O’Guin. Getting his footing in 3 decades back as a member of the groups Black Mafia as well as the 57th Street Rogue Dog Villians & Nnutthowze, his profile began to increase in the late 90’s after landing a spot on the Gang Related soundtrack & becoming among the first to join Yukmouth’s then-newly formed collective The Regime. I know it’s a weird process but that way I don’t waste a bunch of time writing a song I might not use.This is the 23rd full-length album from Kansas City icon Tech N9ne. “Tech was halfway through writing his verse and I was writing the second verse to ‘Creature’ - the way I write is, I write hook, verse, and then I write the rest of the song later. “I remember thinking it was perfect for Tech as it’s real choppy. “I originally wanted Tech on ‘The Bottom,’” he said, referring to the album’s opening track. But according to Jelly Roll, Tech almost didn’t make it onto the platinum-selling single because he’d started writing to a different track on the album. Speaking of A Beautiful Disaster, Tech N9ne appears on the album’s sixth track, “Creature,” along with Krizz Kaliko. “I actually wrote A Beautiful Disaster at my house in Nashville but went and recorded it in Kansas City.” “I did Self Medicated and A Beautiful Disaster there,” he explained. It also led to Jelly Roll putting out a couple of albums via Strange Music’s distribution company, It Goes Up Entertainment.
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