T.I. - Kill The King PAUL HEATON The album carries a lot

The album carries a lot of the band’s adopted hometown of Brighton

accentuating melodies

organ and pizzicato strings on “Phrygian Ganymede” recall Bernard Herrmann’s scores for classic Alfred Hitchcock films

" - Waldemar Bastos

credits and photos from the period

T.I. - Kill The King PAUL HEATON The album carries a lotTwenty five years after his debut album I'm Serious permanently altered the DNA of Southern hip hop, T. I. officially closes this chapter with KILL THE KING, his twelfth and final studio album. For a man who has spent over two decades as the self proclaimed "King," the project's title speaks volumes. This is not a surrender of the crown to a rival, but rather a symbolic death of the ego. T. I. is choosing to dismantle the moniker on his own terms,