Travis Barker reveals solo album collaborations
Metal and hip-hop stars to guest on drummer's album
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The Blink-182 drummer told Spinner that he is also working with Rick Ross, Beanie Seigel, the Game and Swizz Beatz as part of the project.
He said: “I just love music. The more I can be around it the better, so with my album it's no one genre.
“It goes from everything from punk rock to hip-hop to some electro stuff on there to a metal song with Corey Taylor from Slipknot. It's been really fun and interesting up till now."
It looks like Travis will be a busy boy this year, with the Blink-182 reunion continuing and a possible return for The Transplants also thought to be on the way.
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