Emerging as the newest double threat on the urban music scene is Diaz Brothers signee, Gabriel Antonio. For his debut single, I Love The Way, the rapper/singer shows his worth on both fronts, using a little assistance from our favorite modern-day voice accessory. In fact, Gabriel’s experiments with the voice box were so skillful he was forced to write a MySpace blog letting everybody know that T-Pain had nothing to do with the track. Providing club-ready boardwork, the Diaz Brothers do not disappoint on their end, ensuring that once the voice box fad fades, I Love The Way will remain an attention-getter on the dance floor.
Absolutely a club dropper. The voice box usage is on over-kill. Lyrics are mediocre, but the beat does hit hard. The old school synthesized voice does sound very nice, it has a '80's punk feel to it (that parts starts around 2:50). This track should be successful on the dance floor.
The music industry has been proven to go in cycles and the talk box undoubtedly has confirmed that statement. All the recording artists who are using it now aren't biting of T-Pain because it is simply the trend among urban artists. I'm digging the mix of singing, rapping, and ear-catching effects. Really well put together, usually with tracks like that the listener gets loss about half way through.
It's kinda corny how everyone just copies T-Pain's style. It is getting played out for everyone else to be doing this all the time. T-Pain is the only one who should be using it now! It's an OK track...T-Pain would have made it better...
eh...this would be the song i would go buy my drink on when it came on in the club instead of dance..sord of that "time to catch my breathe" song..beat is ok tho
actually a pretty good song, i just wish everyone would quit saying that t-pain made this sound, people have been doing it for awhile. he just made it mainstream. so to say that this track is weak because of that little ass reason is ignorant. step your game up kids.
There is definitely nothing real special about this one, but I will say the way he used the voice box was kind of tyte, cuz it's didn't entirely sound like T.Pain at all. I don't think people are really biting T-Pain's style completely. It's just another tool to use...if executed okay, it turns out to be a decent song that will at least go in rotation. So it does. 3 stars.
OMG this song doesn't deserve more than one star....the reason? He took Carl Henry's Like You and sang different lyrics! I hate these things, some songs can be similar but to copy has no point! garbage!
..."PattyPatty85" how on earth can u NOT LIKE T-PAIN?- OMG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I COULD NEVA HATE ON HIM...EVA!!!!!!(well, maybe one time i did...)
Thanks for all the feedback, to add in, I appreciate djbooth.net supporting me and my music, Stay Tuned for more, and hopefully I can see this song on the charts..
And as far as "DIP AND DIVE", It isn't for sure to be my song, I wrote and sang the hook, but it might be on The New DJ LAZ cd as a Single, If not then It will be mine, it's not sure yet. But it's nice to know people are looking forward to it...
Posted on Mar 06, 2008
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