Thursday, September 10, 2009
Music video: Sean Paul - "Press It Up"
There's something about Sean Paul that won't allow me to get mad at him even when he makes semi-corny, pop songs like this that sound like they should be performed by Sean Kingston!
Monday, August 10, 2009
New mixtape: Sean Paul - Dutty Chronicles: The Blaze
This is a cool Best Of mixtape mixed by Federation Sound in advance of Sean Paul's new album, Imperial Blaze coming Aug. 18th.
Download Dutty Chronicles: The Blaze: sendspace (1 long file) | sendpace (separate track files)
Online:
Pre-order the Imperial Blaze album here.
Labels: Federation Sound, mixtapes, Reggae, Sean Paul
Monday, November 26, 2007
Sean Paul - "Watch Dem Roll" (video)
Not his official new single or video, this is just a viral, set-up joint strictly 'for the streets' (apparently):
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Labels: Sean Paul
Monday, September 03, 2007
FREE Talib Kweli show in Brooklyn next weekend
Click these links for more details: Website | MySpace
Dude is also doing another free show with Mark Ronson and Sean Paul in Brooklyn for Barcardi rum on September 22. Meanwhile, I'll see y'all on Eastern Parkway this afternoon?
Labels: Fort Greene Fest, Mark Ronson, Sean Paul, Talib Kweli, West Indian-American Day Carnival
Tuesday, August 07, 2007
Sean P feat. DJ Khaled - "Everywhere We Go" (audio)
Brand new from one of the most underrated MC's out the South. Sean Paul of YBZ (YoungBloodZ) is now going by Sean P (not to be confused with the Sean Price Sean P of Bootcamp Click). This dude's voice is the epitome of the A!
Sean P feat. DJ Khaled - "Everywhere We Go" (mp3 via YoRaps.com, be kind and preserve YoRap's bandwidth by Right Clicking and Saving this audio file to your hard drive)
Online: Website | MySpace
Labels: Sean Paul, YoungBloodZ
Tuesday, March 06, 2007
Lil Scrappy featuring Sean Paul & E-40 - "Oh Yeah" (video)
Lil Scrappy featuring Sean Paul & E-40 "Oh Yeah" - this is from one of those G-Unit albums that bricked horribly at retail last year but real talk, this album was kind of underrated. And here's another joint from Lil Scrappy's Bred 2 Die, Born 2 Live: "Baby Daddy"
Online: Website | MySpace | BUY Bred 2 Die Born 2 Live
BONUS: not really 'cos I know everyone's already seen this by now but here's Kanye West's (or is that Kanye's Old-Ass Cousin) "Throw Some D's (Remix)" video just in case. I like it but how does he shoot a video for a track that's: 1. not his song, 2. not an official remix and 3. not from any album (or even mixtape) that I'm aware of?
Labels: E-40, Kanye West, Lil Scrappy, Sean Paul
