Ain't no stoppin' her now.



On a bit of a soul tip at the moment, so I figured I'd show you around a corking 80's soul record, revitalised in the early 90's by Ina Camoze for Here Comes the Hotstepper. Even now I can't bring myself to get into that tune, but the original record that was great, as I discovered a couple of years ago. Check it out. Taana Gardner - Heartbeat

2006 may go down in the annals as having one of the most interesting career re-launches in years. Nelly Furtado, with her Portugeez/Canuck/Arabic background, always seemed way too interesting to be saddled with generic pop rubbish. Not any more. She's been away for a bit, had a baby, and now returns with some genuinely brilliant music. I've been banging on about Maneater for ages, and now I've heard potential single Promiscuous Girl (feat Timberland). It's wicked, and has got me properly fired up for the album. Grab it here.

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