Chris Brown‘s work rate is undeniable, as is the mass of his output.
Indeed, the performer has made no secret of his penchant for dropping albums packed to the brim with more tracks than the average.
And while C. Breezy dialed back such practice (somewhat) with his most recent LP, ’11:11,’ he’s made clear that he has much more material in the cannon.
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In a new interview with Shannon Sharpe on Club Shay Shay, Brown opened up about his approach to making music – sharing that he routinely cooks up 4 or more songs “a day.”
As for the bank of material he has amassed with such practice, the chart-topper revealed:
“I have about 15,000 unreleased songs.”
With such a seismic amount of tracks in his arsenal, the 34-year-old – who confirmed that he has owned his master recordings since he was 29 – was quizzed on whether he would follow in the footsteps of artists who have sold their catalogs.
While somewhat open to striking strategic deals, he expressed a desire to retain ownership to create “generational wealth” for his family.
Watch the insightful interview in full: