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Sean Kingston Pictures
Artist:
Sean Kingston
Origin:
United States, Miami - FloridaUnited States
Born date:
February 3, 1990
Sean Kingston Album: «Sean Kingston»
Sean Kingston Album: «Sean Kingston» (Front side)
    Album information
  • Customers rating: (3.6 of 5)
  • Title:Sean Kingston
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  • Type:Audio CD
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Track listing
Review - Product Description
International pressing includes one bonus track, 'Colors' (2007) (Reggae Remix featuring Vybz Kartel and Kardinal Official) and the enhanced video to 'Beautiful Girls'. Sony/BMG. 2007.
Customer review
6 of 7 people found the following review helpful:
- Fun For the Moment!

17 year old Sean Kingston (Kisean Anderson) is rather cute, he doesn't look like the average singer. A bit heavy, but showing his charm by always smiling. He's from Florida but his family is Jamaican and it's said that his uncle is Buju Bunton, Kingston himself uses both American and Jamaican accent. On his debut album he hooks up with producer Jonathan Rotem that produces most of the album. The sound is a mix between reagge, hip hop, doo woop and dancehall. Rotem uses alot of samples, on the superhit "Beautiful Girls", currently at #1 he samples Ben E King's "Stand By Me" but he uses the sample better then most people that sampled it in the past. Kingston sings about beautiful girls but he'll get suicidal when it's over. Particulally the use of the word "suicidal" for "very sad" is hard not to notice. "Me Love" that samples Zeppelin's "D'yer Mak'er" is another great summer smash while "I Can Feel It" samples Phil Collins "In The Air" but with less catchyness. On "There's Nothing" we'll find Paula DaAnda appearing, as one of very few guest appearences here. It's actually the sample-heavy commercial feel good songs that works best where Kingston uses his Jamaican accent and show his incredible charm. The more hardcore Hip Hopish songs where he sings in American-English are not as fun, Like the song "Drummer Boy" or "Kingston" or the annoying "I Ain't Got No Short" but thankfully those songs are in minority. There are 13 songs and a bonus remix of "Colours". What makes this album fun is the hybrid of feel good sound and catchy wordplay on lyrics. It may not be original but compared to simular artists, Kingston is here to have fun and not to get respect and as catchy as the music is, it's hard not to like it. Question is, if anyone will remember him in 2 years?.

Customer review
4 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
- Unique Sound, Caribbean Hip-Hop, Great to Groove to

Sean Kingston has a unique sound on this CD. Almost all of the songs are good. It is upbeat but not too wild. I really enjoy this CD.

Customer review
4 of 6 people found the following review helpful:
- Forget what they told you

The relative success of this CD proves that you do not need talent to be successful.

With artists like this the real question is who paved the way for him.

Customer review
- Music

I bought this CD for my grandson as a christmas present and he loves it. He is happy with the product

Customer review
- cool...

this song is really banging here in asia, it's playing everywhere.. it sucks because im sicking tired of the song..