Fall Out Boy frontman Patrick Stump spoke about his solo project in an article on AP.com today after announcing its conception a couple of months ago. Stump says that all instrumentation on the album will strictly be performed by himself so as to maintain his own flavor and taste for the production.
When asked what kind of sound will be expected from the album, Stump has this response:
“It’s a really strange thing. I don’t know anymore. I had all these ideas, these kind of fun ideas–and a lot of people pointed to the ‘funkiness,’ and that’s definitely something that is a part of my writing–but there’s also been, since the video came out, there’s been a lot of really trying things that have happened in my personal life. And I’ve ended up having a lot of writing to do, that took on a more … cathartic thing. So it’s kind of half-and-half now–I don’t really know what record it is anymore. I could’ve told you a month ago that it was going to be more of a funk record, but now I don’t really know.”
The album will be mixed this May and has a release date expected for this summer.
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