All Entries tagged with "Jamie Foxx"

Ludacris is the Only Good Thing About Jamie Foxx’s “Yep Dat’s Me” (Listen & Download)

Posted by Nathan S. on 12/14/10 | Filed under Top Stories, Downloads, Ludacris, Soulja Boy, Jamie Foxx

When I posted Jamie Foxx' latest single with Wiz Khalifa yesterday I must have received ten emails asking if I'd heard the other new Foxx leak, "Yep That's Me". Truth be told, I saw that Soulja Boy was also involved and didn't bother. But y'all convinced me to give it a shot, and what I found was both exactly what I expected, and better than I expected. Listen and download....

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Why is Wiz Khalifa on Jamie Foxx’ “Best Night of My Life”? (Listen & Download)

Posted by Nathan S. on 12/13/10 | Filed under Top Stories, Downloads, Wiz Khalifa, Jamie Foxx

One listen to Jamie Foxx' new single, "Best Night of My Life", and it's clear that Wiz Khalifa wasn't chosen to drop a guest verse for musical reasons. Oh, Wiz is fine, but the Khalifa man on a smoothed out, R&B joint like this makes about as much sense as Memphis Bleek in a shampoo commercial. (Wait, that happened?) So why is Wiz on this track? Listen and download...

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Jamie Foxx, Justin Timberlake & T.I. Are All a “Winner” (Listen & Download)

Posted by Nathan S. on 03/24/10 | Filed under Top Stories, Downloads, T.I., Jamie Foxx

r>A few weeks ago a new track from Jamie Foxx, or as I like to call him, Willy Beamon, featuring Justin Timberlake leaked on the internets and while it was catchy, I wasn't particularly interested. But now none other than T.I. jumped in on "Winner", and while the track's not exactly the next "New York State of Mind", I'm not going to front, I'm enjoying it. Listen and download...

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Production Breakdown: Jamie Foxx’ “Speak French”

Posted by Richard on 11/07/09 | Filed under Production Breakdown, Feature, Jamie Foxx

“Speak French,” the latest single off Jamie Foxx' forthcoming, as-yet-untitled fourth album was thoroughly panned in the Booth, and it's not hard to see why; the cut has no coherent concept, features the most overexposed rapper out there (to be fair, Gucci did get props for his above-average bars), and finds the actor/singer venturing yet farther from his old-school soul roots. It was Bangladesh's beat, however, that got slammed the hardest by readers and staff alike – our own Nathan S. even called it a ”disorganized mess.” See more...

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