Santogold - Santogold
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Santogold - Santogold

Yeah! This is the ticket. Tegan & Sara meet MIA with a dose of No Doubt. That doesn't entirely explain it, but this lass has a good thing going with a refreshing sense of anything is possible. A little more on the rock side of things than hip hop. This will most likely be my top summer player.
From Wiki... some collaborators:
Working with fellow Stiffed member John Hill as co-producer, she recorded her debut album, Santogold, which was originally slated for release on Downtown Records in January 2008,[5] but was pushed back to April 2008.[7][8] The album features appearances or production work from Chuck Treece of Bad Brains, Cliffored "Moonie" Pusey of Steel Pulse, Diplo, Freq Nasty, M.I.A, Naeem Juwan of Spank Rock, Radioclit, Sinden, Switch, Trouble Andrew, and XXXchange.[9] The album's first singles, "Creator" and "L.E.S. Artistes", were both well received. Rolling Stone, Spin, and BBC all named Santogold an artist to watch in 2008.[1][8][10] "Creator", along with "Lights Out",[11] has appeared in commercials for Bud Light Lime in the United States,[12][13] and VO5 hair products in the United Kingdom. Similarly, "You'll Find A Way" was featured in the EA Sports video game, FIFA 08, with "L.E.S. Artistes" featured in some versions of its sister game NHL 08. Santi has also toured with M.I.A. and Björk and worked with Lily Allen[13] and Ashlee Simpson.[14]
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Originally Posted by Cosmic Bus
I've listened to it a couple of times and, while there are a few catchy moments, I don't really think it's a very good album overall.
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Originally Posted by Cosmic Bus
I've listened to it a couple of times and, while there are a few catchy moments, I don't really think it's a very good album overall.