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Sounds like:
MJ Cole,
Craig David,
Daniel Bedingfield
Why do we like this?
As you've probably gathered from my lack of posts, I've been away, and as such haven't really had a chance to pay a proper tribute to Amy Winehouse.
While I'm not a massive fan of Winehouse's work, I acknowledge that it is good music -- even though it's made to especially prosper in the mainstream, where at times, it's head and shoulders above its competitors.
What really stands Winehouse out from the crowd of soul-influenced artists of today -- Duffy, Adele, etc. -- is the sheer power of her voice, something used to great effect in this mid-noughties garage remix from MJ Cole.
Instead of combining it with the traditional jazzy style backing, this track reveals a different side of Winehouse through an upbeat keyboard section and sprightly drums.
It's a shame that it's taken the death of the artist to bring this sweet number to me; rest in peace.
While I'm not a massive fan of Winehouse's work, I acknowledge that it is good music -- even though it's made to especially prosper in the mainstream, where at times, it's head and shoulders above its competitors.
What really stands Winehouse out from the crowd of soul-influenced artists of today -- Duffy, Adele, etc. -- is the sheer power of her voice, something used to great effect in this mid-noughties garage remix from MJ Cole.
Instead of combining it with the traditional jazzy style backing, this track reveals a different side of Winehouse through an upbeat keyboard section and sprightly drums.
It's a shame that it's taken the death of the artist to bring this sweet number to me; rest in peace.
Streaming source:
http://soundcloud.com/suckmakiss/fuck-me-pumps-mj-cole-mix-edit
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