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Sunday, October 24, 2010
Yo Gotti, 'For the Hood' Feat. Gucci Mane -- New Song
AmazonYo Gotti's new song, 'For the Hood,' proves that no matter how rich and famous the Southern rapper gets, he'll always stay true to his street-born roots.
Featuring Gucci Mane, 'For the Hood' strikes a unique lyrical balance between triumphant self-congratulation, and humble self-awareness.
Throughout the track, Gotti, in his effortless flow and with a crescendoing beat backing him, reassures his fans that he'll always remember where he came from, no matter how far he's come in life. "I do it for my town / I do it for the South," he says, succinctly.
'For the Hood' is featured on Gotti's major label debut, 'Live from the Kitchen,' set to hit stores on Dec. 21. To listen to 'For the Hood' and all of today's hottest hip-hop tracks, tune in to the New Hip-Hop First station on AOL Radio.
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Featuring Gucci Mane, 'For the Hood' strikes a unique lyrical balance between triumphant self-congratulation, and humble self-awareness.
Throughout the track, Gotti, in his effortless flow and with a crescendoing beat backing him, reassures his fans that he'll always remember where he came from, no matter how far he's come in life. "I do it for my town / I do it for the South," he says, succinctly.
'For the Hood' is featured on Gotti's major label debut, 'Live from the Kitchen,' set to hit stores on Dec. 21. To listen to 'For the Hood' and all of today's hottest hip-hop tracks, tune in to the New Hip-Hop First station on AOL Radio.
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Monica, 'Here I Am' Remix Feat. Trey Songz -- New Song
AmazonMonica reworks her single 'Here I Am,' to feature R&B crooner Trey Songz. The original version is featured on her sixth studio album, 'Here I Am,' released earlier this year.
Driven by grooving percussion, the slow-tempo, Ester Dean-penned ballad has Monica confessing to her new love (played by Songz) that her man "don't love
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Driven by grooving percussion, the slow-tempo, Ester Dean-penned ballad has Monica confessing to her new love (played by Songz) that her man "don't love
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Rihanna, 'What's My Name?' Remix Feat. Drake -- New Song
AmazonRihanna recruits Drake for a remix of 'What's My Name?' also to be featured as a bonus cut on her upcoming studio release 'Loud,' set to hit stores Nov. 16.
Over strobing, ska-infused beats, Drake lends his verse early in the track, adding: "Say my name, say my name / Wear it out / It's getting hot / Crack a window, air it out."
Meanwhile, Rihanna confesses her interest, repeated in the catchy, percussion-laden chorus: "Hey boy, I really see if you can go downtown with a girl like me / Hey boy I really want to be with you, 'cause you're just my type."
"Drake is the hottest rapper out right now and we've always been trying to work together," Rihanna admits. "He's the only person I thought could really understand the melody of the song, and the minute he heard it he said, 'I know exactly what I'm going to do. I love it.' And he did it like three days later."
A music video featuring the red-haired singer Drizzy is expected to make it on screen this fall. To hear Rihanna and Drake collaborate on 'What's My Name?' head over to AOL Radio's Top Jams station.
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Over strobing, ska-infused beats, Drake lends his verse early in the track, adding: "Say my name, say my name / Wear it out / It's getting hot / Crack a window, air it out."
Meanwhile, Rihanna confesses her interest, repeated in the catchy, percussion-laden chorus: "Hey boy, I really see if you can go downtown with a girl like me / Hey boy I really want to be with you, 'cause you're just my type."
"Drake is the hottest rapper out right now and we've always been trying to work together," Rihanna admits. "He's the only person I thought could really understand the melody of the song, and the minute he heard it he said, 'I know exactly what I'm going to do. I love it.' And he did it like three days later."
A music video featuring the red-haired singer Drizzy is expected to make it on screen this fall. To hear Rihanna and Drake collaborate on 'What's My Name?' head over to AOL Radio's Top Jams station.
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Saturday, October 23, 2010
Jamie Foxx, 'Living Better Now' Feat. Rick Ross -- New Song
WireImage / Getty ImagesActor-singer Jamie Foxx uses a cameo from Rick Ross and a sample from the late Notorious B.I.G. to declare that he's 'Living Better Now' on a new song from his forthcoming album 'Body.'
Foxx sings the verses in a lower register than usual, his heavily Auto-Tuned voice skittering over a minimal beat. He urges a love interest to "tell that other man he need to get lost" and informs her that he has enough money to buy anything she desires: "Whatever you want, just ask / Baby, that's what you deserve."
A sample from Biggie's hit 'Big Poppa' appears repeatedly, voicing the words "living better now," while Rick Ross adds a verse bragging of his riches and "homes in Abu Dhabi."
Jamie Foxx's album 'Body,' is expected to drop Dec. 14 on J Records. It's the follow-up to his 2008 platinum release 'Intuition.' Hear 'Living Better Now' over on AOL Radio's New R&B First station.
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Foxx sings the verses in a lower register than usual, his heavily Auto-Tuned voice skittering over a minimal beat. He urges a love interest to "tell that other man he need to get lost" and informs her that he has enough money to buy anything she desires: "Whatever you want, just ask / Baby, that's what you deserve."
A sample from Biggie's hit 'Big Poppa' appears repeatedly, voicing the words "living better now," while Rick Ross adds a verse bragging of his riches and "homes in Abu Dhabi."
Jamie Foxx's album 'Body,' is expected to drop Dec. 14 on J Records. It's the follow-up to his 2008 platinum release 'Intuition.' Hear 'Living Better Now' over on AOL Radio's New R&B First station.
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