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Join Date:          July 31, 2008

Last Login:        February 28, 2009

Total Ratings:    9


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Tydis
Tydis - “You Make Me Say”

“Hot track for sure. Beat is fire, and his voice definitely reminds of Dream. I love this whole new electronic/techno genre for the clubs. A remix with Wiz Khalifa would be tight.”

grubix's Rating:                     Posted on Oct 09, 2008
T-Pain T-Pain - “Chopped N Skrewed ft. Ludacris”

“This isn't anything amazing. But it's going to sell. T-Pain makes what the people want to hear. Give it a month. This will be tearing up ever pop station and club coast to coast. 3 for the song, and 5 for T-Pain's production and market ability. So 4”

grubix's Rating:                     Posted on Sep 19, 2008
XV XV - “High Five ft. Theophilus London”

“This shit is hot. There's really nothing generic about it other than maybe the repeating chorus line (which I'm not a huge fan of). But it works here. I really can't wait until he puts a lot of other rappers to shame lyrically. This dude pulls rhymes straight out nowhere. I'm really getting tired of gettin money, trappin, and rolling up to the club on 26's.”

grubix's Rating:                     Posted on Sep 17, 2008
Wiz Khalifa Wiz Khalifa - “Ink My Whole Body”

“If this makes an album, I'm sure that the into will be changed. It's pretty whack. Not to mention I'm not a huge fan of intro's more than a few seconds long anyways. But the rest is totally straight. Wiz is the most articulate new rapper I've heard in a while. His flow is off the hook. And Johnny J definitely laid down some fired on the beats.”

grubix's Rating:                     Posted on Sep 15, 2008
Ne-Yo Ne-Yo - “Miss Independent”

“The fact that Ne-Yo is involved in everything from recording to overall production of his tracks just sets him apart. When some artists get together with a producer, sometimes the beat and overall theme doesn't fit them well. He brings the heat on almost everything. Personally i liked Trouble a little better than Closer. I don't know why it didn't seem to blow up really. Ne-Yo and CB are going to be in the forefront of RnB for a while.”

grubix's Rating:                     Posted on Aug 05, 2008

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