Sade's new single Soldier of Love

[SuzanneT]

http://www.lovebscott.com/2009/12/07...ntent=FaceBook

What do y'all think?

OT: B Scott is fuh-fuh-frightening! He looks like the Crypt Keeper with a skin graft.

[reese 60615]

helen adu should make a record with glenn underground.

[liL Ray]

I hear Quentin all in this one!!!

[Phyllis Hyman Cherry]

Never saw what people saw in her as a singer,monotone voice.Its one note for the whole song.Her videos were at least interesting she is boring as hell though as a singer.

[Fletch]

Not feeling the music!

[Rom]

FIYAAAAAHHHHHH!

(seriously)

[KBig]

heard it t'day

LOVE IT! the drums are bananaz.....


I can hear a sickazz remix coming.


Really glad she didnt try to do a new spin on her music and gave us Updated Sade not New Sade!

Her music is timeless soooo glad she didn't auto tune, or some other bs.

werk mama!

[Sal Paradise]

Solid, not killing me though. I agree drums are stand out.

[Tim Martinez]

This is sooooo damn hot!!

+ 1

[dawn220]

I heard this on the radio this morning and I love it! I'll probably will pick up the CD as opposed to purchasing it digitally though...

[Leslie]

LOVE IT, because it is like nothing else on the radio at this moment! They are back - the drums are hot...and I am sure the video will be amazing. Can't wait to hear the remixes.

[bigshawn]

Drums are great but it just aight to me. Still want to hear whats on the rest of album.

My thoughts exactly. Not the most impresive single to lead off with IMO:(

[KBig]

I heard the song again....

I really really like it.


its gritty, and has twinges of Sade nostalgia, and I really like that its not a short song and is totally different (inna good) different than anything being played on the radio.


I hear Scott Wozniak all over this.

[DJ Timmy Richardson]

I heard the song again....

I really really like it.


its gritty, and has twinges of Sade nostalgia, and I really like that its not a short song and is totally different (inna good) different than anything being played on the radio.


I hear Scott Wozniak all over this.

A remix will be played on my show tonight 10pm

[KBig]

A remix will be played on my show tonight 10pm

gat dammit I get up @ 5AM


aint no 10pm nuffin for moo lol lol

[Mr.I]

My thoughts exactly. Not the most impresive single to lead off with IMO:(

I'm sayin... and I'm a huge fan

[ngeso]

Anyway.


I've listened to it a couple of times now, and I'm........disturbed. Not feeling the hip hop angle at all. Song plods along like 90% commercial fare. Positively hating the "Hoooo"-chorus stuff and the vocoder arrangements.


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[DJ Timmy Richardson]

Anyway.


I've listened to it a couple of times now, and I'm........disturbed. Not feeling the hip hop angle at all. Song plods along like 90% commercial fare. Positively hating the "Hoooo"-chorus stuff and the vocoder arrangements.


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Hip hop?

[GROOVE VICTIM]

Timmy, she would be very lucky if this song got played on many of the Urban Contemporary stations around the country. You have to understand that outside of the Tri State area, you are not going to hear this on a typical Hip Hop and RnB station, but more or less on the Black Adult Contemporary stations. Stations in New York, Philly, Bmore and D.C. have a more eclectic playlist than smaller markets. Cats like Tom Joyner and Michael Baisden would showcase this music, which will give her more exposure through syndicated radio talk shows, which will then filter down to the local daily rotation.

From a US market perspective, she has years of devoted fans to help push her product, but she's working under different practices. This is why you don't hear artists like Dwele, Goapale, and Ledisi when they have been around years before they got national exposure.

The simple fact that we are discovering this new album online goes to show how the game has changed.

[DJ Timmy Richardson]

Timmy, she would be very lucky if this song got played on many of the Urban Contemporary stations around the country. You have to understand that outside of the Tri State area, you are not going to hear this on a typical Hip Hop and RnB station, but more or less on the Black Adult Contemporary stations. Stations in New York, Philly, Bmore and D.C. have a more eclectic playlist than smaller markets. Cats like Tom Joyner and Michael Baisden would showcase this music, which will give her more exposure through syndicated radio talk shows, which will then filter down to the local daily rotation.

From a US market perspective, she has years of devoted fans to help push her product, but she's working under different practices. This is why you don't hear artists like Dwele, Goapale, and Ledisi when they have been around years before they got national exposure.

The simple fact that we are discovering this new album online goes to show how the game has changed.

I said hip hop because Ngeso said it sounded like hip hop. I don't hear that at all.

[GROOVE VICTIM]

I said hip hop because Ngeso said it sounded like hip hop. I don't hear that at all.

To the "Masses", it's a hip hop beat.

[karizma]

In negotiation with the sony people now...."k"

[ngeso]

Hip hop?

I'm hearing an all too standard Hip Hop/R&B overtone in the piece. "Plodding" best describes it.

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[panklady]

I like it...and I hear a melodic line in this song that was in "Lover's Rock"... it was right after "if you were mine....if you were mine..."...and then the solo comes in. Anybody else hear it?

[DJ Timmy Richardson]

I like it...and I hear a melodic line in this song that was in "Lover's Rock"... it was right after "if you were mine....if you were mine..."...and then the solo comes in. Anybody else hear it?

Yep. Toward the end