Terius Nash, better known as The-Dream, makes good on his promise to deliver free music with his Internet album 1977, named after his year of birth. The 11-track download, which serves as a prequel to his fourth Def Jam release The Love, IV: Diary of a Madman, features appearances from Pharrell (“This Shit Real Ni**a”), Big Sean (“Ghetto”), and his Radio Killa Records signee Casha.

“This is not a mixtape!” he told his fans. Grab Terius’ generous gift below.

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The-Dream bites the bullet on the sorrowfully seductive “Wake Me When It’s Over,” the first offering from his Internet album 1977, available as a free download on Wednesday.

The Radio Killa tells of a failed relationship where he was made out to be the bad guy. “Life on the Internet/ I look like a devil/ But you wearing the red dress, holding the shovel,” he sings.

The 11-track LP, which will be released under his real name Terius Nash, serves as a gift to his fans before the release of his fourth album The Love, IV: Diary of a Madman.

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With less than a week to go before its release, Terius “The-Dream” Nash reveals the tracklisting for his Internet album 1977, available as a free download on August 31. The 11-track offering, which will precede his fourth album The Love, IV: Diary of a Madman, features appearances from Big Sean (“Ghetto”) and his Radio Killa Records signee Casha. The platinum hitmaker has already shot a video for “Long Gone” in New York. Peep the lineup below.

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The-Dream is killin’ ‘em on his new song “Murderer.” The seductive number features Spanish guitars and was inspired by the upcoming film Colombiana starring Zoe Saldana. “Hopefully the power of music Opens the Door of Original Music Together with Films Again,” tweeted the singer-songwriter, who will release his free Internet album 1977 on August 31.

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Terius “The-Dream” Nash went in front of the cameras to shoot a video for “Long Gone,” one of the records off his free Internet album 1977, in New York City yesterday. The singer-songwriter, who’s been looking slimmer as of late, leaned up against a black Rolls-Royce in combat boots as he performed scenes with his sexy co-star. He checked in with his fans via Ustream during the studio shoot.

The 10-track LP will be available as a free download on August 31 prior to the release of his fourth commercial project The Love, IV: Diary of a Madman, coming later this fall.

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The-Dream goes back in time with the bronze cover of his free Internet LP Terius Nash Est. 1977. The biblical artwork borrows from Lorenzo Ghiberti’s Adam and Eve Panel depicting the stories of Adam and Eve, Jacob and Esau, and David and Goliath.

The 10-track download, which will precede the singer-songwriter’s fourth album The Love, IV: Diary of a Madman, will be available by the end of the month featuring the single “Form of Flattery.”

“[It's] very personal and to my fans!” tweeted Dream of the project.

What do you think of the artwork?

Fans of The-Dream will have to wait a little longer to get their hands on his new album, but in the meantime the hitmaker has announced plans to release a free album online this month.

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The-Dream makes up for lost time by serving up two sexy singles that will keep you up all night. The Love King explores the female anatomy on the Prince-inspired “Body Work” before getting rough on the freaky “Fuck My Brains Out!” which carries its own disclaimer: “If you’re under 18, mom and dad put your kids to sleep.” L.IV: Diary of a Madman, the fourth installment in the R&B crooner’s Love series, is due this fall.

“My Records are intended for Sensual, sexual and intelligent people,” explained Dream. “Lovers and Lost Lovers a like. I Don’t Want any New Fans!”

Dive into Mr. Nash’s 10-minute sexual odyssey.

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You’ve heard Beyoncé’s new song “1+1,” now hear the demo by The-Dream. The hitmaker, who penned the tender ballad, performs his version, originally titled “Nothing But Love,” before it went on to be included on B’s fourth album 4. Same lyrics, different vocals. See how Dream’s demo compares to the final.

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