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Showing posts with label trey songz. Show all posts
Showing posts with label trey songz. Show all posts
Friday, October 22, 2010
Thursday, September 16, 2010
Wednesday, September 8, 2010
Thursday, September 2, 2010
Tuesday, August 3, 2010
Monday, June 28, 2010
Tuesday, June 15, 2010
On a lighter note,
My men are playing tonight :)
Time to do my Celtics dance again, lol.
Wiz Khalifa - Up.
Wiz Khalifa - Memorized.
Monday, May 24, 2010
Music :)
It's ALL about Trey Songz :)
My Baby Daddy - The Kid Frankieee.
Chris Brown & Tyga f. Kevin Hall - Dueces.
Consequence - Life is Short.
Wednesday, May 19, 2010
My men :)
Trey Songz <3 - Trailer for Yo Side of the Bed f. Keri Hilson
Wiz <3 - Hello Kitty (On The Pill).
Tabi <3 - The Come Up.
Sunday, April 25, 2010
Incompatiable to me.
The only man who can make me smile like a kid in a candy store.
All 32 show when this man appears, sings, talks, etc.
Date night likeeee (:
No calls/texts cause the neighbors will be hearing his name tonight (;
Sunday, April 11, 2010
Saturday, April 3, 2010
Saturday, March 20, 2010
Trey Songz (:
Aaron, I picked two of Trey's songs that are on constant repeat that don't deal with sex that you can sing to me, lol (:
Sunday, March 7, 2010
Music/Videos.
Murs & 9th Wonder - I Used To Love H.E.R (Remake)
Lil Wayne - Drop This World f. Eminem
Tuesday, March 2, 2010
Mkay, so I've been busy and haven't been able to post at all. I'll try and update on the weekends with two/three new CDs and stuff. I can't wait until March 26th/June 18th.
Trey Songz - Neighbors Know My Name
I guess they made him tone it down a bit :/, but he's looking righttt :)
Tuesday, January 12, 2010
Thursday, November 12, 2009
Thursday, November 5, 2009
Trey x2.
Double dose of Trey :)
This is the 'edited' version of Invented Sex. It includes a snippet part for Say Ahh.
Wednesday, November 4, 2009
Tuesday, September 1, 2009
boy, he is fine.
BIG fan of trey.album review, courtsey of concreteloop.com.
check his interview with honey magazine..
click here.
Virginia native and R&B singer Trey Songz returns after two years with his third offering, Ready. Following the release of two mixtapes earlier this year—Genesis, which included music he recorded before his debut album, I Gotta Make It, and Anticipation, which helped occupy fans a couple of months before his new album was released—Trey Songz is letting the world know he’s ready. His previous albums included a little baby-making music, but this album takes it to another level. Citing R. Kelly as an early influence when he first appeared on the scene and later calling him out for attempting to remain relevant to younger listeners on “D.O.K (Death of Kellz)”, Trey sounds a little like him on the album intro, appropriately titled “Panty Droppa”, and “Neighbors Know My Name”, a slow jam on which the 24-year-old reflects on his sexual prowess and what that means for the neighbors during his sexual exploits. The album continues with “I Invented Sex”, again reiterating what he said before but this time with Drake on the track. Teaming up again with Stargate who produced “Can’t Help But Wait” (his most successful single yet) on “I Need a Girl” was genius as they delivered another hit which also served as the album’s lead single. Here, the album shows another side of Trey as he contemplates commitment and carries it over to the rock-tinged ballad “One Love”, produced by Brian Michael Cox. But he’s not done with sex just yet.
On “Does He Do It”, in standard, repetitive Sean Garrett form, Trey asks his lady if her other man does it like he does it. Fabolous joins the party on “Say Aah”, a catchy, upbeat track, which is either a spin off or ripoff of Jamie Foxx’s hit, “Blame It (On the Alcohol)”. With Gucci Mane and Soulja Boy on “LOL :-)”, this cheesy and irrelevant track definitely doesn’t fit as the flow of the album is completely disrupted.
After that’s out the way, it’s time for love, as Trey coos on the smooth, mellow “Ready to Make Luv” which prefaces “Jupiter Love”, another song of the same caliber as Trey breaks it down over a sultry song perfect for setting the mood. “Be Where You Are” is an uptempo, experimental production by Christopher Henderson. Preceding Drake’s hit single, “Successful” is an interesting spot for it, though, since Trey declares he wants the money, cars, clothes and hoes. It’s even more interesting that this was even included, although this version tosses Lil Wayne’s verse aside and throws an extra verse in from Trey.
The last few songs bring about yet another side of Trey. “Black Roses” represents “a dying love” and a new sound for Trey, produced by Bei Maejor. On “Love Lost”, Trey laments that, “I never loved you like I should” with his heart on his sleeve as he pleads, “And now I see the man you need / When I look into the mirror I see change / Then I close my eyes and wish you could see the same / But it’s too late.” “Yo Side of the Bed” closes the album with Trey helplessly stating that he “doesn’t want to sleep if you’re not there” with its amazing guitar rift, reminiscent of a Prince/”Purple Rain” vibe.
Trimming the fat with a few select tracks on Ready (notably “LOL :-)”, “Say Aah” and “Successful”) would make this one of the best R&B albums of the year. It’s for that reason that although Trey may be ready and is heading in the right direction, he still has a little bit farther to go.
download - does he do it?On “Does He Do It”, in standard, repetitive Sean Garrett form, Trey asks his lady if her other man does it like he does it. Fabolous joins the party on “Say Aah”, a catchy, upbeat track, which is either a spin off or ripoff of Jamie Foxx’s hit, “Blame It (On the Alcohol)”. With Gucci Mane and Soulja Boy on “LOL :-)”, this cheesy and irrelevant track definitely doesn’t fit as the flow of the album is completely disrupted.
After that’s out the way, it’s time for love, as Trey coos on the smooth, mellow “Ready to Make Luv” which prefaces “Jupiter Love”, another song of the same caliber as Trey breaks it down over a sultry song perfect for setting the mood. “Be Where You Are” is an uptempo, experimental production by Christopher Henderson. Preceding Drake’s hit single, “Successful” is an interesting spot for it, though, since Trey declares he wants the money, cars, clothes and hoes. It’s even more interesting that this was even included, although this version tosses Lil Wayne’s verse aside and throws an extra verse in from Trey.
The last few songs bring about yet another side of Trey. “Black Roses” represents “a dying love” and a new sound for Trey, produced by Bei Maejor. On “Love Lost”, Trey laments that, “I never loved you like I should” with his heart on his sleeve as he pleads, “And now I see the man you need / When I look into the mirror I see change / Then I close my eyes and wish you could see the same / But it’s too late.” “Yo Side of the Bed” closes the album with Trey helplessly stating that he “doesn’t want to sleep if you’re not there” with its amazing guitar rift, reminiscent of a Prince/”Purple Rain” vibe.
Trimming the fat with a few select tracks on Ready (notably “LOL :-)”, “Say Aah” and “Successful”) would make this one of the best R&B albums of the year. It’s for that reason that although Trey may be ready and is heading in the right direction, he still has a little bit farther to go.
check his interview with honey magazine..
click here.
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