This is T-Pain singing like you've never heard him before. — -- In the mid-2000s, while Jay-Z was still officially in retirement and long before Kanye West had been reborn as Yeezus, a guy named ...

Seriously. I was skeptical, too. Before you say anything else, click play on the video. T-Pain wasn’t the first rapper to use Auto-Tune, but he was the first to use it to turn his voice into an ...

Let’s get the album title out of the way first. T-Pain indeed started out as a rapper. His hip-hop cover of Akon’s hit single “Locked Up” led to a record deal. But T-Pain decided to transition to ...

T-Pain - or as he's known to many, the king of Auto-Tune. Well, it turns out this guy has a pretty beautiful voice and really doesn't need to be hiding it with those awful effects. Jay-Z tried ...

We spend most of our days trying to be virtually perfect, so why should we care what singers really sound like? When we go to concerts, we don't bother looking at them. Instead, we hold up our cameras ...

Never ever did we think we would live to see the day when T-Pain sings without his beloved Auto-Tune, but it happened! It was epic, and it was beautiful. Well, this is wholly unexpected. We never ...

You've never heard "Buy U a Drank" like this before! Turns out, this whole time, R&B singer T-Pain didn't even need auto-tune. The guy can sing! T-Pain, whose legal name is Faheem Rasheed Najm, gave a ...

After recently revealing to the BoomBox that his long-delayed fourth album 'rEVOLVEr' will be pushed back until September 2011, Auto-Tune devotee T-Pain has announced that he's abandoning his ...

Just because hip-hop/R&B star T-Pain single-handedly — albeit accidentally — transformed the pop chart with his retro-futuristic sound, don’t expect him to strangle the goose that laid the golden egg.

For the last several years, T-Pain s Auto-Tune centered sound has dominated the Hip-Hop and R&B markets. Now, the popular songwriter will bring that technology to the iPhone via a partnership with ...

Ahead of the broadcast debut of new Ruffles commercial at Sunday's Grammys, T-Pain talks to Billboard about the Own Your Ridges campaign, his next album & Jacob Collier's album of the year… By Heran ...