Giggs (Feat. B.O.B) - Dont Go Their [U.K. Hip Hop]
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“Peckham’s own Giggs (BET Hip Hop Award winner) and his track with B.o.B.” - The Hip Hop Chronicle UK
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Colbie Caillat - Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas - I’m really not a big fan of Christmas music, but I guess if you are you should check this one out. N/A Click below to listen (not the original video)
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Sean Paul - Hold My Hand - I’ve never really heard a Reggae Ballad before, but I guess that is what I would define this as. Pretty good track overall with an excellent hook. 7/10 Click below to listen (not the original video)
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Shaggy feat Kevin Rudolf & Lil Jon - Fading Away - It’s a decent track, but I almost feel like it would have better without Shaggy on it. I might need some more time with this one. 6/10 Click below to listen (not the original video)
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T-Pain feat Wasp - No Switch - Basically this is a freestyle of Maino’s hit record with T-Pain “All The Above”. Also unfortunately it’s not in English with the exception of “No Switch” so I have no idea what dude is saying. N/A. Nothing on YouTube… probably not a bad thing.
Donnie McClurkin feat CeCe Winans, Yolanda Adams & Mary Mary - When You Love - Strong lyrically and vocally, should do well on Urban AC Radio. 7/10 No Video / Audio preview available
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Dave Hollister - You Are - Vocally a strong track, however extremely repetitive (and I usually don’t get down with this style R&B / Gospel) 6/10 No audio preview available.
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Sean Paul - So Fine - Glad to hear Sean Paul back with another Reggae-Pop track. Looking forward to more singles like this. 7/10 Click below to listen (not the original video)
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Mavado - So Special - I’m not a huge fan of Reggae, but this track isn’t too bad. 7/10 Click below to listen (not the original video)
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