This is tight work. It's got the club formula; a slammin beat, tight vocals, and a catchy hook! There is a sinister synthesized lead sound that haunts the riddim throughout the whole track. This should have the club heads instantly bouncing from Miami to North Kack-a-laky in no time.
Brooke Hogan fea E40 "About us"
By: DJ KGB
B Hogan and E team up to blaze this r&b banger. It seems like anything that E40 has spit on this year has had hit potential. This single is no different and like most of what E40's done this year, it has cross-over appeal. Brooke's vocals on this put the icing on the cake for an almost guaranteed radio friendly single, with club appeal.
Bleu Davinci fea Jackie O "Ride Together"
By: DJ KGB
Okay, we all know that using an old school track to make a new song is worn out, but in this case it still works really well. On this single Whodini's "Friends" furnishes the bed and is accompanied by a smooth guitar riff and some rolling snares. Bleu D and Jackie O tag team the lyrics on this track to complete this innovative production.
Plies "Got Em Hatin"
By: DJ KGB
My man Plies will have them bouncin' in the gentlemen's club with this one. This track's elements will fill the walls of any venue that has a decent system with some serious bass and energy from the start. Plies has the gift of southern gab and blazes this track wit some fire lyrics that will surely have his adversaries hatin, but will definitely compliment any DJ's crunk rideout. This track is also one that I would like to hear on the radio (clean version of course) but it still has gutter appeal!
Reviews from DJ Caz/Mobile DJ/Jacksonville FL
1. E-40 - White Gurl f/ Bun B, Pimp C, & Juelz Santana:
This is a banger!
That old school "Fly Girls" beat knocks harder than ever and E-40,
UGK, and Juelz represent he entire map (Bay, Houston, Harlem). Comes
with the instrumental, too. This is tons of fun to mix in anywhere!
2. Kelis - Blindfold Me f/ Nas: The best part of this song, of course, is the gully production by Polow da Don. He's definitely a producer on the rise after this song and the equally poppy Fergie track, "London Bridge." This song is going to be a smash. I can see a DJ really destroy a club with those opening synth stabs! Plus, you can't hate on Kelis and Nas.
3. Pitbull - Bojangles (Remix) f/ Lil' Jon & Ying Yang Twins:
This dude is so consistent with his output ... nothing but club fire everytime. Pitbull, on a mean Lil' Jon beat, with the Ying Yang Twins? It's a wrap. This original version of this record has been out for a few months and I'm still surprised that more DJ's aren't bumping this joint. A video should push this one over the top.
4. Too Short - Keep Bouncin' f/ Snoop Dogg & Will.I.Am:
The name of the track says it all. This record is a workhorse. It's super solid party material with surprisingly good production by Black Eyed Peas frontman Will.I.Am (love how he flipped that "Funky Worm" sample). Not a high profile record, but it works in so many situations that it needs to be in your crate. I promise this one will grow on you.
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