Ebro in the Morning talked to Tink and Hitmaka about mental health in the music industry, Tink’s new album, and more. Tink and Hitmaka stopped by Ebro in the Morning. Laura Stylez said Tink did “Who’s Next” in 2015. At the time, Tink was signed to Epic records with Timbaland. The talented artist said
Ebro talks mental health with Tink & Hitmaka
“I felt like that was a time when I wasn’t really being my best self. We made an album behind the scenes. There was a lot of, I guess, miscommunication, and being under a label, I felt like they didn’t really understand my vision. So you know, ultimately, it just kinda held me back a little,” said Tink.
Tink explained that when Hitmaka was impressed by Tink’s accomplishments. He said Atlantic Records for four years before Empire Records bought out his contract and came to work with them. The talented artist said he had a successful career with Atlantic and had sold 40 million records while with them, so it was not an easy decision to leave. The rapper has had a lot of success with Empire Records and dropped many hits, including the number one album he made with Tink. Tink said that was a year ago, and now
Ebro said it is a victory for Tink to be in a place as an artist where
