Boujee In Bordeaux

Boujee In Bordeaux is the twelfth studio album by Dubs 'N' Chubs. It was widely regarded to be their best album to date, and subsequently the best album ever made, until the Sexy Boys In A Big Big World came out.

The name of the album stemmed from REMY, who stated at the Brit Awards: "I ams Boujee In Bordeaux". The phrase became so iconic that the crew decided to centre an album around it. The album's core theme is of France, a fictional country from the movie ' Ratatouille' where people cook really good and say 'hon hon hon' a lot.

The production of the album saw Sally Da G's entry into the crew, producing 'You're Gonna Leave Me' and 'Split'. Dubs produced some tracks, including 'Country Clubbin'', the second half of Boujee In Bordeaux, and 'The Stu' named after their headquarters.

Tracklist

 * Chillin' In Paris (ft. Pastor Phil)
 * Boujee In Bordeaux
 * Country Clubbin'
 * The Stu
 * Into You (ft. Loudface)
 * Split
 * Ted Talk
 * Father
 * Cry
 * You're Gonna Leave Me

Production Process
During the production of the album, meteorologists around the world observed the worldwide heat level increase by 2 degrees celsius, causing a momentary panic amongst the climate change movement. Dubs 'N' Chubs came out with a public statement, saying: "Sorry about that guys, we're just cookin' in The Stu. Be happy we haven't released Penguin Island yet, that shit is flames."

The crew, using Mixcraft Studio with an expired demo, implemented the AC Distortion feature to create sounds heard in tracks like 'Split'. They also utilised TB MultiFX, a top-level audio enhancement tool, typically used by the US military to listen in on terrorists speaking over 20 miles away. The effects of the tool can be heard on tracks like 'Ted Talk', using the 'Alternating decimator' feature. Parametric equalisers were also introduced by Sally Da G, producing radio-like effects which were used for adlibs, as well as smaller sounds within the production.

Critical reception
"My labia are throbbing." - NME

"I don't need my ears anymore, I've heard it all." - Anthony Fantano

"Every creative in the world shed a tear today, as they have come to realisation that there will always be something better than any of them could create, collectively or otherwise." - Pitchfork