"There are some artists in music that all they are is searching for inspiration and then there are artists that are just searching for hits," Iovine said. "He's only searching for inspiration and if hits come, great. But the second time, I had Jimmy."Īs Iovine explained, Dre's approach has always been focused on the journey of inspiration as opposed to the chasing of commercial success. Fortunately for me, I had done it once before when I separated myself from Eazy-E, Jerry Heller, Ruthless, and what have you. "All of a sudden, I'm on my own again and I have to go find new artists and new musicians to work with. "The 90s were just like, hip-hop was a contact sport," he said. Near the top of the special Apple drop, Dre recalled where his head was at as he entered the 2001 era. The track, the lead single from Dre's multi-platinum second studio album 2001, achieved the milestone just a day after the pair performed the song during the Super Bowl halftime show. In the anniversary spirit, Apple Music has shared a new mini-doc on the creative bursts that ultimately sparked the album, which serves as one of many milestones in the unique artistic relationship between Dre and Jimmy Iovine. Dre and Snoop Dogg's 'Still D.R.E.' has joined the one billion views club on YouTube. Dre's classic 2001, the still-relevant sophomore album from the industry icon that arrived a full seven years after his debut The Chronic. 16 marks the 20th anniversary of the release of Dr.
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