Estelle’s Kanye West-accompanied single, American Boy, has done very, very well. In fact, the single has done so well that it led her parent label, Warner Bros., to believe it was actually harming the sales of her new album, Shine. In an attempt to make consumers purchase the entire project, as opposed to just the 99 cent download, the label has yanked the album from iTunes. So, where is the added incentive? Possibly in the singer’s newly revamped single, Come Over, which now includes a guest feature from dancehall superstar (and labelmate, cough cough), Sean Paul. Over production from Jamaican producer Supa Dups, the London native addresses a lost love whose qualities cannot be found in anyone else. While Estelle’s musical appeal might work, can the same be said for that of her label? Stay tuned…
This is a smooth joint. Has that dance hall vibe. Estelle has a good album, I was surprised at how many tracks on there that I find myself digging. Especially the one with John Legend. This one is one of those as well.
yep, am kicking myself in the back end! am one of those that raved over estelle but missed out on getting her album! no probs, am getting a couple tomorrow...this track was certainly a slap in my face!
I really liked this track on her album (definitely check it out if you haven't). This is actually a nice little change up; I think the beat received a bit more of an island treatment and Sean Paul makes a pretty good matched pair with Estelle. The styles really meld together to give us something really chill. Estelle is definitely a refreshing talent that I hope to hear more and more from. Hopefully she gets to do more big name collabs and really get her style out there.
Her album is constantly playing at on repeat....She is one of my favorite artists. This mix is amazing. I hope people don't miss out on her! GET HER ALBUM!
Estelle isn't my fav artist out now...I'm not crazy for the way she sings and I don't like very much the 2 singles she has out so far! Same thing for Sean Paul, I like most of his beats but I hate it how he sings! However, this track took me by suprise, really! It deserves the high ratings ya'll gave to it...catchy, well produced and well sung! 3,5
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