DJ SonicFLOOD's TOP HIP HOP SINGLES

“Quite an annoying and random chorus, totally different vibe from the hard street verses. Like Danielle said on RefinedHype, it sounds like something to intro a Disney Channel show.”

“DJ Felli Fel needs to get that album out pronto.”

“The beat seems recycled, but it's still a quality floor-filler. Jason DeRülo never fails to produce a catchy chorus. David Rush's raps are quite forgettable here though... If Jason did this as a solo track, it might have potential to chart.”

“Probably the most human song you will ever hear from Jay-Z.”

“Catchy chorus. I dig the message behind it; Mike's got an ear for making catchy records with introspective lyricism behind it. Blending both together has got to be one of the hardest things to do, but Mike pulls it off almost effortlessly.”

“The icy music box synthesiser and reverbed handclap snare really makes the song for me. Sick beat.”

“Great for New Year's Eve sets.”

“Wiz had great flow, definitely held his own. Dré is solid as always. Kinda fell asleep at T.I.'s part. Same with Weezy. But on second listen, they were relatively decent. The beat is, and has always been, sick, I'll give Dr. Luke, Benny Blanco, and Bangladesh that.”

“I think Part II is probably 'Words I Never Said'.”

“Musical zenith.”

“Not a musically lyrical effort, but I can dig this on radio and nightclubs; Dr. Luke never fails to bring the heat on Billboard pop smashes. Sounds great over a bass boost. Ne-Yo adds additional replay value.”

“Dope. Cole had an insane flow at the beginning. Wretch and Tinie are also super solid over banging production.”

“The beat reminds me of something Far East Movement would rap over. Nice dance groove.”

“Loving the experimental beat, and the vocals are icing on the cake.”

“Definitely a smash. I love her new album, as compared to her previous two. This and 'Roc me Out' absolutely bang!”