I haven’t written as many hit records as I’ve done beats but when artists are either stuck or having a hard time trying to advance on the record, I would always say, ‘Can I pitch you an idea?’ “All Me” happened just like that. If they don’t like it, it’s cool because you still have the beat, and if you like what I said now you know where to go. I have to put some type of direction on the beat before I send it to an artist. Which process taps deeper into your creativity? Songwriting or producing? That’s just me, I’m not speaking for everybody. I feel like an instrument heightens, raises your artistry or creativity. Not just the piano, the guitar too, the trumpet, the drums. To tie that into what Prince said, yes, playing the piano should be something that people should be trying. My ear connects more to the musical, melodic side of things, so Pharrell is a big inspiration when it comes to that. The chords on almost every song on Fly or Die or In Search of… stand out so much. You can tell by listening to his beats that clearly the instrument makes his production stand out more evidently.

Pharrell is a great piano player, he’s one of my favorite producers.

A lot of my favorite songs are created by people who know the instrument. Playing the piano helps out your artistry especially if you’re trying to be melodic, harmonic or just different. Key Wane: There are many people who are skilled without it, there are many people who are skilled with it, but I feel it is important to know an instrument because you can definitely raise your creativity, have you think about a whole set of new ways to approach a song. What are your thoughts on that statement and how important is the piano in producing? I think it was in Rolling Stone, that Prince told Beyonce if she learned the piano, then her artistry could reach new heights. VIBE: I read that one of the instruments you’re well-versed with is the piano. Read what else Key Wane had to say about that “sample” on “Insecure,” the importance of the piano, and the power of prayer.

Shout out to Jazmine Sullivan and Bryson Tiller for making this song just for us! It’s FIRE! #InsecureHBO Then Rae was introduced to the melody and the rest is soundtrack history. 20), took “about a year-and-a-half to make it happen.” Sullivan freestyled her verses once she heard the track and later reached out to Tiller to lay his vocals. Wane said the song, which was featured on Sunday night’s episode of Issa Rae’s HBO series Insecure (Aug. From Meek Mill’s “Amen” to Big Sean’s “Play No Games” to Jazmine Sullivan’s “Let It Burn,” Wane’s instrumentals are bound to leave a lasting impression, similar to his latest offering, “ Insecure” by Sullivan featuring Bryson Tiller. That melodic plate of soul food that Wane cooks up behind the boards continues to be the main ingredient in his creations.

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