I haven’t checked this out yet myself, but I’m sure it’s great.
Audio can be found here.
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The relaunch of the Rowland continues with the visuals for her David Guetta-assisted single. Not had the chance to check this one out, but I’m sure it will be nothing beyond the usual club/party-style video. Works for most, not for me.
As per recent routines, I’d recommend checking over the R&B posts from the week gone by: Dirty Money want your love, Trey Songz is already taken, Lloyd has dropped 3 guest features this week, and Ciara recruited Andre 3000 for a Ride remix. Next stop of the tour: click below. Some more new David Guetta for you, here’s the official video for Gettin’ Over You, featuring Fergie, Chris Willis & LMFAO. Chris Willis in particular impresses me on this, such a powerful voice. David Guetta really needs to slow down a bit, at this rate he’ll be dominating the clubs with his music! You can download this track below too, if you haven’t already got this. David Guetta – Gettin’ Over You ft. Fergie, Chris Willis & LMFAO
As much as I love this track, I’m both too tired and too busy to have watched this video yet. The song is amazing though, so I definitely will do so soon. Edited with thoughts: Really good video. Fits the song really well by not going for too much, and letting the track do the work. Nice variety of scenes, with some warming parts shot in Africa (not sure where?) accompanied by some decent live footage. Must voice my appreciation for K’naan’s range of hats. Boy, that guy has a lot of hats.
OTU followers will be familiar with this duo (and all you newcomers need to get educated, fast). We’ve followed them for quite some time, and they’ve really stepped their game up in the last 2/3 months with this remix project. If you’ve missed any of the utterly awesome remixes they’ve put out, click on to find the links for recapping. Anywho, it’s time to unleash the entire project. 18 tracks of fantastic music from an unbelievable (you’ll agree, trust me!) range of genres that will cement these guys as ones to watch for 2010. If you don’t have time for the review, you can download the mixtape here. If you do, click on. → Continue Reading Fly Gypsy-FG*XL:remixtape Review and Download
Moving images for Kelis’ newest single. Haven’t watched this yet, but I didn’t mind the audio when it dropped way back when (swackers, head here to grab it), so I expect I’ll give it a look over eventually. Insert Nas/Kelis divorce joke here.
Click on for 5 helpings of new Usher, a couple of features from The-Dream and many more huge names. EDIT: I uploaded the wrong artwork for the tracks, and they have pictures of The-Dream as the album art. My bad, but I’m not re-uploading everything again. It could be worse Visuals are released for Estelle’s David Guetta-produced club track/latest single from her upcoming album. Audio can be swiped from here if you didn’t grab it first time out last week.
It might grow on me eventually, but I was a fan of her more soulful stuff so I’m not completely sold on this yet. However, I completely expect this to be a pretty massive track as it’s exactly the sound the mainstream is looking for right now, so it’s one worth grabbing if you’re that way inclined. And it don’t stop. Another contender for best party jam of ’09, and definitely Guetta’s best track. Way, way better than Sexy B*tch. So yeah, I love this track. The video is a bit plain, but that’s alright as it’s difficult to really break the mould for these sort of tracks. Does a job though, and as with the below video makes me want to spin the track again.
We’ve dropped some R&B-related goodies throughout the week too, be sure to scroll down a couple of posts and check out the video for Usher’s lead single from Raymond vs. Raymond. When you’ve done that, scroll back up and enter the R&B room. Watch and be amazed tbh. I want a kilt.
Also, this is officially the 100th post on the site-thanks for your continued support folks. In honour of that, I’ve put music in from a ridiculous range of genres to represent all that we represent, so hit the click.
(I wanted to delay this post this until tomorrow due to the magnitude of the post directly below this one, but I suppose I can’t break a tradition!) This week there are tracks from huge names such as Ne-Yo, Lloyd, Akon, Chris Brown and others after the click. There’s an album review coming tomorrow too from one of the best Soul/R&B albums I’ve ever heard. Keep an eye out for it, as I promise it will be a good read! |
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