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The album was released with multiple different colours to the front cover.
Roth then explained his inspiration for the album's new title: "I was waking up and it just came to me.
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"Is This Too Orange is really appropriately titled," he tells Rolling Stone.
“Obviously we’ve been working closely with Scooter [Braun, Bieber and Roth’s manager] for a while and he’s been over in that Def Jam building working with Justin,” Roth says. If you thought Asher Roth was somewhere Asleep In the Bread Isle right now, it’s quite possible you’d be wrong. Covers, sleeves, back covers, cases, labels, liner notes, track listings, etc. Taylor Swift’s fifth studio album 1989 was a departure for the singer, so it only makes sense that the cover broke with tradition as well. “I sat down with them and they get what I’m trying to do, they’re willing to give me some freedom,” he says.Getting to show these different musical sides is exactly where Roth wants to be now.