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Christopher Martin - Paper Loving

This tune is big! Tearing down Caribbean and Kenya on next levels. One of the underrated singers in Jamaica. Good to see he lives outside.



Shaggy featuring Mavado - Girlz Dem Luv We

Shaggy's back with another video. He's going in this year. "Your Eyes Only" with Alaine, now this. Mavado's going hard with the visuals as well; Star Bwoy, this, Category 5 riddim medley, and the one I'll post after this one.

Check for the cameo of UK rapper/MC/pop star Chipmunk at 3:23



Chipmunk featuring Mavado - "Every Gyal"

Posted the audio before, said I didn't think it was great. Has grown on me, but I still don't think it's anything special. Still big up Chipmunk for doing this though. Don for that.



Gaza Slim - "One Man/Moving On"

Finally, we have a video for "One Man". Has been killing dancefloors for almost a year now. She is much better looking than Sheba. Kartel, work with her more. Thanks.



Beyoncé - "Move Your Body"

I watched the Beyonce vid waiting for the direct dancehall influence (whole thing was indirect). And yes, I buss a gun finger when it happened. What's going on with Beyoncé rehashing stuff? First, Major Lazer's "Pon Di Floor", now re-licking her own "Get Me Bodied".

EDIT: "Beyonce has teamed up with Michelle Obama’s Let’s Move! campaign which has been set up to help fight against childhood obesity in America."



Last but not... actually it is least. It isn't dancehall or dancehall inspired.

Tinchy Stryder featuring Dappy - "Spaceship"

Right so, everyone was hyping this on Sunday claiming "Tinchy's back!" after the failure of his last album (his words "Tinchy told BBC Newsbeat: "To be honest, how I wanted people to hear it, it might not have got to as many people.", not necessarily mine). Funny how none of them said he was gone (in public) though lol (whether I did can be found on my blog somewhere). Anyway, I listened to it. First thought "Why's his voice like that?" Second thought "This beat is a rip of Rihanna's 'What's My Name'". Listen to it, similar pattern, similar chord stabs just a different progression. Oh and it's faster. Oh yeah, last thing, second verse contains Vybz Kartel's "Oh" in the form of an "Ah". Still, I wish Tinchy all the best. He's a good guy.

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