Sean Kingston

New Music Oct. 30

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Sean Kingston and Chris Brown have been back on the radio and both have scored hits with “Face Drop” and “I Can Transform Ya” respectively. New Boyz ft. Ray J “Tie Me Down” Fadro “Baby Girl Remix” It would be really nice if a website to present a reader the exact music he or she would really like

Published Fri, Oct 30

I feel it alright, a massive incoming smash

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Three 6 Mafia, Sean Kingston and Flo Rida team up with Tiësto for “Feel It”, which is going to be released very soon. Here we have the making of the music video; I’ll be sure to report back on the full song once it is available on youtube. Three 6 Mafia, Sean Kingston and Flo Rida team up with Tiësto...

Published Thu, Oct 29

New Form of Self-Promotion and Recognition

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Since the development of MySpace and after the popularity of it spread; many artists have used MySpace as a platform to share and sell there music. This site was built as a social network. Underground artists use this site to network with record executives, record companies, and/or...

Published Wed, Oct 28

New Music: Sean Kingston f/ Pleasure P – ‘Face Drop (Remix)’

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Sean Kingston’s “Face Drop” gets a facelift thanks to Pleasure P, who leaves no verse untouched. The remix retains the it’s-what’s-on-the-inside-that-counts message of the original with an in-your-face beat that’s hard to ignore. Sean Kingston f/ Pleasure P – “Face Drop (Remix)”

Published Wed, Oct 14

Why Music Sucks: September 2009

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Not really a disastrous month for music. Vacuous, boring, inane, yes. But not a disaster. Still there was enough in the way of the above adjectives to compile a list this month. Also see Peter Simpson’s in-depth analysis on Chicane’s latest bullshit here.  1) Fire Burning – Sean Kingston

Published Sat, Sep 26

20 Watts' Review Roundup, Week of September 21st

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Kingston turns in another reggae/hip-hop collection laced with radio hits and enough listenability for just about any iPod. Most of the tracks play like a single, which can either be to its benefit, or demise, depending on your point of view. Still, even in its mixtape-type format, those w...

Published Tue, Sep 22

20 Watts Reviews Sean Kingston's Tomorrow

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Over the last two years, Epic artist Sean Kingston has gone from an unsigned MySpace sensation to a Billboard Hot 100 mainstay. His music has always represented a fusion of reggae influence with mainstream production techniques. After a successful debut with a number of top ten charting s...

Published Tue, Sep 22

Album Review : Tomorrow

source: Rolling Stone

Artist: Sean Kingston Album: Tomorrow Review: After riding a "Stand By Me" sample to Number One with 2007's "Beautiful Girls," this 19-year-old reggae-pop charmer strives for maturity on his follow-up. Cuddly classicism gets replaced by club-friendly synths and hip-hop manliness,...

Published Mon, Sep 14