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Wow!!!!! I don’t know if this will make the final tracklisting to “Raymond vs Raymond” but I do know this joint is SICK!!! Well except for the part of Nicki Minaj. “Little Freak” is produced by Polow Da Don, and I can tell you that he went APE SHIT on this – the horns, the bass…the Stevie Wonder sampling of “Living For The City”…YES!! Song would be perfect if they didn’t have Minaj on this, her sub-part verse and weird vocals just throw the sickness of the track.

Thoughts on the track?!

My Lord, if this ain’t the sound of a bachelor I don’t know what is. After recently signing those divorce papers it seems as if Usher is back with a new sound. This song (produced by Polow Da Don) is off Usher’s new album Raymond vs. Raymond.

According to Nicki’s verse “Everybody loves Raymond”. Do you?

Two new tracks FEATURING Nicki Minaj. One by London based group S.A.S. called “Minaj et Trois” and one with Usher called “Little Freak” produced by Polow Da Don. I fucks with Nick.

Juelz Santana launches his Def Jam career with Back To The Crib ft. Chris Brown:

Juelz Santana took the apparent ‘risk’ in turning to Chris Brown to feature on the record, however this so called gamble seems to have paid off, musically atleast, simply as Chris fits the record well and helps broaden the track’s appeal in regards to audience.

Produced by Polow Da Don, who seems ready to launch another successful Chart take-over, he has done it before, producing hits for the likes of Keri Hilson, Usher and Chris Brown himself (for his new album Graffiti). Issues aside, I like the record, the chorus is catchy, the beat is infectious as it is, an overall hit record feel, a track that is radio friendly whilst being almost guaranteed to be played by a DJ towards the end of his set. The video is simple and fun, it has a good feel-good vibe and i’m sure it will be another successful record for Santana.

Producer Polow Da Don, hit up Chris Brown’s after party at Greenhouse in NYC two nights ago.  Ladies is Polow your type looks wise?  More Polow when you

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Mon dieu, Monsieur Thicke… Vous m’incitez à dire oui, oui, ouiiii!!
Robin Thicke’s ultra sexy, super smooth and hot hot hot album “Sex Therapy” is out and up for grabs. The album comes in two versions, “Sex Therapy: The Session” and the deluxe version “Sex Therapy: The Experience“. Both available on iTunes NOW. Of course the album has its highs and lows, to put it in that way, but overall “Sex Therapy” is fun album, which you should have! A few of my favs are: Million Dolla Baby (ft. Jazmine Sullivan), It’s In The Mornin (ft. Snoop Dogg), 2 Luv Birds, Brand New Luv and Mona Lisa. Furthermore you can expect more features on this album than any of his previous one’s, such as Jay-Z, Snoop Dogg, Nicki Minaj, Kid Cudi, Estelle, Jazmine Sullivan, The Game and he shares his producer credits with Swizz Beatz and Polow Da Don. Get your copy people!

Go back to the crib …obviously not together, that my friend would be a PAUSE!

What u sayin?

The album begins with grinding synth, a verse by Weezy, and Rap & B lyrics from “MechanicalDummy” off of a groovy production from Swizz Beats.

“Sing Like Me” is a slick slow-jam, and “Crawl” is a cool pop ballad about rebuilding love. The next song “So Cold” is a great love song by Brown with “classic” potential. The album then moves on to “What I Do”, a boisterous and lively club banger composed by The Runners. “Famous Girl” will become famous if not go down in infamy for its privately exposing lyrics, although being an enjoyable concoction by both Brown and Ryan Leslie. The next song titled “Take My Time” is constructed by Tha Bizness, and sounds like an outdated and feeble attempt to dethrone a similarly effected artist albeit still reigning R. Kelly. Next is 80’s style Europop hatched by Free School on “I.Y.A.”. Then comes Brian Kennedy’s thrashy rave kicker “Pass Out”, resembling Rihanna’s “Disturbia”. “Wait” was assembled by Polow Da Don, and is your typical blatantly grotesque and misogynistic hip hop drivel.

The album hits a wrong key with a horrid offering by Jevon Hill on “Lucky Me”, as Brown victimizes himself and his celebrity. Brown continues with this approach on “Fallin Down”, done by Charlie Bereal, which fairs better despite sounding like a track conceived from a 15 year old. Graffiti finds new life again with some great arrangement from Brian Kennedy & James Fauntleroy on “I’ll Go”. “Girlfriend” is the “International Bonus Track” featuring Lupe Fiasco, made by Free School; an urban pop collabo which makes for a nice added extra!

Deluxe Edition Bonus Disc

Polow Da Don’s “Gotta Be Ur Man” is a sure winner amongst teenage fans and young adults, and Jevon Hill’s “Movie” is decent. “For Ur Love”s ode to 80’s pop rock is pleasant, while “I Need This” features as a respectable pop ballad. Polow’s experimental take on “I Love U” makes me wonder if he was under the influence of some type of drug or alcohol when he breathed it. The next song is one of my favorites, titled “Brown Skin Girl” featuring Sean Paul and Rock City. The song is credited to none other than Scott Storch, and I already feel it’s a certified hit in three genres. “Chase Our Love” is the “International Deluxe Edition Bonus Track” and a real hip dance tune “Chris Breezy” should make great use of. The album’s title song, handled by Cool & Dre, appears last and is a major letdown from a production standpoint. Going by Graffiti’s cover, ratiocination of live instruments could have aided far better than studio forged rock samples.

I give this album a score of 3 and a 1/2 out of 5 stars!

Chris Brown’s album dropped this week and is predicted to do alot better than little Miss RiRi’s – so the pretty boy’s been in good spirits!

Breezy hit an ATL club a couple weeks back, with Diddy and Polow Da Don, and obviously got mad groupie love whilst he was there. But what’s more interesting in the land of CB, is the fact that he claims his ex Rihanna lied in her Diane Sawyer interview, when she said she had’nt heard his apology song Changed Man. Here’s what Chris said in his recent 20/20 interview (with a cocky smile plastered on his face):

“She’s heard the song. I played it for her the day I did it. I’m not trying to call her a liar or anything like that but I played the song for her when I first wrote it…and she cried.”

Well well well, would you look at that? That bish Rihanna’s got fib-telling on lock – girl didn’t batter an eye lid when she said she hadn’t heard the song! Wonder whether that was the only lie she told? Hmmmm.

One more for ya…

Polow Da Don made a nice beat for Mr. Brown a.k.a. Rihanna bitch slapper !Well, after he just admitted that Rihanna has cheated on him with Drake, I kinda can understand him slapping …Never mind, You can just hear that this is a Polow banger. And Game is really killing it!

Get this:

Chris Brown Feat. Trey Songz & The Game – Wait

Here is Chris Brown and Ester Dean’s new track “I Love You” produced by Polow Da Don.  I really like it, I keep playing it on repeat.  Enjoy!

Chris Brown ft. Ester Dean- “I Love You”