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  Superstars reunite on a track with sleek production and exhilarating chemistry. “Work” has a love-at-first-listen hook fueled by Auto-Tune magic and futuristic dancehall ambience. The first 30 seconds will hook you to the song instantly. This nice dance island style song will be in every club coming soon is what anyone can predict. Work is the first single to release off of Rihanna's highly anticipated album   Anti . The song is  definitely  pop influence, and quite repetitive, but catchy. Drake's verse isn't needed in the song, but I guess he's just there to stir up the drama. I wish drake would have rapped more like on "What's my name" oppose to this, being more like "Take Care" both are previous collaborations from the two. I can see how Ri Ri's fans would love the songs, but I personally can only listen to it once. Download the song using the link below! https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/work-feat.-drake-single/id1078765732   ...

Not so happy New Years for the Yeezy Fans. Since Kanye West released an unexpected track titled "Facts" as the clock struck midnight, bringing us into the new year of 2016. The track seems like a parody of the Drake & Future song "Jumpman," because Ye borrows Drake flow and puts his own touch on the chorus, "Yeezy Yeezy Yeezy just jumped over Jumpman." Kanye of course boast about his wife Kim Kardashian with her Kimoji accomplishment, his Yeezy Adidas, and much more. I understand that this is Kanye's personality, but to take a perfectly good turn up song and make it into this is tragic. The song lacks creativity, real substance and just doesn't fit Kanye's natural sound. Kanye also takes some what seems like quick jabs at Bill Cosby, Steve Harvey, Nike and Drake (kinda), but that's debatable. As for the Bill Cosby comments, I think there are enough critics tearing up Bill Cosby, so why is it needed for Kanye to do so? As for if he...

Arthur Theme Song A song to truly brighten your day is what "Wonderful Everyday" is, thanks to Chance The Rapper. The song samples the hit family cartoon series "Arthur," which every 90s baby should be able to relate to. Good job Chance for giving music another inspiring song! The song, produced by his band The Social Experiment (comprised of Nico Segal , Nate Fox , and Peter CottonTale ), is something the group cooked up just to show the world that the Chicago native still has the juice. More music from Chance & The Social Experiment soon to come!