Tinashe & Future Took Strip Club Break While Making 'How Many Times' + Details '333' Album Meaning

Tinashe's latest '333' album release is a complete experience of evolving during the unsettling moments of the global coronavirus pandemic.

Coming together over the course of 2020's lockdown, Tinashe's in-home studio safe haven rendered deep self-reflection and an unlocked spiritual journey that she tapped into her third eye. The new project allows Nashe fans to view her personal perspective on working through the difficulties of the pandemic, and as the "Bouncin'" singer points out, to Power 106 Midday host Bryhana, "Small Reminders" being her current favorite track from the album, we all must work to examine our essence and purpose.

'333' highlights the "roller coaster of emotions" behind the passion behind the project which shows the producer/songwriter connecting with long-time collaborator Hitmaka with the Jeremih-assisted track "X" as well as the detail paid to the album's theme.

Tinashe goes on to share her favorite moment working with Future while in Atlanta and names Janet Jackson, Beyonce, Meg Thee Stallion, and more for a dream tour.


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[saaovic]

I never understood why people were comparing her to Rihanna and Ciara back 6/7 years ago. I love Rih and Ciara but Tinashe writes almost all of her songs alone and can actually sing live. People have the lamest excuses about why they don’t like her, it’s getting tired at this point. Keep doing you and thriving Tinashe 🌹🌹💕

[kileysevens]

I'm so happy she corrected the interviewer with covid. "we're still going through it" it's not gone. So, that made me happy.

[jieqin]

Nashe is the whole package. She works so hard that she deserves all the success that’s coming her way with 333.

[Gqbucker]

Tinashe can’t be compared to anyone. She is Tinashe period.

[JamesJohnson-quqj]

Tinashe musical body of work is amazing, the fact that she's hands on when comes to writing, producing, and crafting ideas for her music video shows Tinashe dedicated to her craft.

[cecielisabet]

This is my favorite interview of Tinashe's. She seems so at ease with this interviewer.

[RTS_]

I can’t wait to see Tinashe at the 333 tour! Most of cities are sold out so get your tickets now! I love this album and can’t wait to jam out to it with her on tour! Love Tinashe!

[mizzladie]

Tinashe new album is bomb asf no skips periodt! She is very talented

[AlexT]

She seems so much more confident, fun, and authentic. I love her! Can’t wait to see her on tour in September!

[adiaslife]

I definitely think 333 is different route than songs for you cause it was more focused on heartbreak, and a bit of love songs and some partying anthems.

[vegahimsa]

Love you Nashe❤️‍🔥 333 reminds me of Aquarius in the sense that it will usher in new sonic directions for the industry. Back in 2014, she literally brought R&B back onto the charts. The amorphous neo-soul, funk, pop&b wave is coming & Tinashe is gonna be one of the torch bearers again. I’m not even a stan like that, I don’t really consume music that way. But Tinashe is the one. The ONE. I never would’ve started writing music or found my singing voice if it wasn’t for her. She’s such an inspiration. She doesn’t really try to be either, it’s this effortless airy breeze…ugh she’s just a fkn gem

[muhleek]

This was a really great interview. Loving 333

[TheNephew]

she's a legend in the making, hopefully she stays this motivated and creative!

[Mili.Aris.Bayamon]

Great advice from Tinashe at the end ❣️❣️❣️

[maintainthislevel]

Isn’t ‘how many times’ a song from her debut album Aquarius??

[roseboihere]

The stripclub break make sense relistening to "How Many Times" now😁😁

[RealestGuyInTheRoom-]

Why this look like it was in 2015? Tinashe brought back this look!!!

[e-rokk]

She had me at, 'Vulnerable'.Love her!!!🥰🥰🥰🕺🕺🕺🎼🎵🎶🎙🎛

[jerryjaguar]

Omg I thought this was a 2015 era interview

[samuelrestrepo]

I’m hoping she goes the “Nashe” route in her future music