Sean Paul
Date of birth
9th January, 1973
Occupation
Musician
Sex
Male
Height
1.73
Major Lazer Drop New Track
By Clive King in Music / Festivals on 28 December 2017
Major Lazer have dropped a new track this Christmas called 'Go Dung' and it's a collaboration with a band from Trinidad and Tobago.
Major Lazer have shared a new track called 'Go Dung'.
The electronic music trio - which includes record producer Diplo and DJs Jillionaire and Walshy Fire - shared their new track on Soundcloud as a free stream and the record sees the trio collaborating with Kes, a band from Trinidad and Tobago.
Writing on Twitter, they said: ''GO DUNG FEAT @KESTHEBANDhttp://majorlazer.fm/GoDung (sic)''
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Dua Lipa and Sean Paul arrives at The 2016 Jingle Bell Ball held at the O2, London, United Kingdom - Saturday 3rd December 2016
Sean Paul Never Wants To Collaborate With Honey G
By Clive King in Music / Festivals on 01 December 2016
Sean Paul never wants to collaborate with Honey G and would rather feature in a takeaway advert than duet.
Sean Paul never wants to collaborate with Honey G.
The 'Shake That Thing' hitmaker - who appeared on 'The X Factor' results show on Sunday (27.11.16) - has admitted he has no interest in joining forces with the artist, who was booted off the talent show over the weekend after a showdown with boy band 5 After Midnight, and would rather appear in a takeaway advert than duet with the budding star.
Speaking to Tom Green on The Hits Radio breakfast show, the 43-year-old musician said: ''Um, I've always loved that rhythm ... ha ha!
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Sean Paul attends the World Premiere of I Am Bolt held at the Odeon Leicester Square, London, United Kingdom - Monday 28th November 2016
Sean Paul performing on the third Day 3 at Bestival 2016 held at Robin Hill Country Park Isle Of Wight, United Kingdom - Sunday 11th September 2016
Various Artists - BBC Radio 1's The Nixtape Album Review
By Alex Carson in Music Reviews on 20 October 2014
For our American readers, no, that's not a typo. 'The Nixtape' is a regular feature on BBC Radio 1's popular 'Breakfast Show'; a weekly segment every Friday morning where an hour of music, usually consisting of classics and barely-dated hits from the 90s and earlier 00s, are played. 'BBC Radio 1's the Nixtape' is split into two discs, each with a different style. The first is a rap/hip-hop compilation, with the second being more of a club/techno/house mix. While it's all the same 'Nixtape', the styles are divergent enough to demand a separate look at each.
The 'Nixtape''s electronic second half isn't bad, though it's something that's going to appeal more to die-hard fans than casual listeners. There aren't quite the same identifiable groups of music within disc 2, though there are equally a few stand-out acts scattered throughout. The soothing 'Rather Be' by Clean Bandit, the ivory-tingling 'I Wanna Feel' by second SecondCity, and an infusion of pop in 'Take Care' by Rihanna and Drake prompt all but the most lethargic listener to get on their feet and move. Where the first half of the 'Nixtape' had variety, the second half runs together completely. Perhaps this is an appealing factor for fans of club music, and maybe this would make the second half of the 'Nixtape' perfect for your next dance party, but it can be difficult to stay interested in an album when the songs begin to run together so cleanly.
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Music Fans Crown Ozzy Osbourne And Lady Gaga "Hardest Artists To Understand"
By Sophie Miskiw in Music / Festivals on 18 April 2014
Music fans have named Ozzy Osbourne the hardest artist to understand, a poll reveals.
Music fans have named Lady GaGa, Miley Cyrus and Rihanna in their top ten hardest artists to understand lyrically. 2000 people took part in the poll, which was created by Blinkbox music, a music streaming service. The poll aimed to find out which artist's lyrics fans find the hardest to decipher.
Ozzy Osbourne bagged first place as the artist whose music is hardest to make out. Fans are often left confused about what the Black Sabbath frontman is saying in his songs. It’s unclear whether they are able to understand him when he isn’t singing, as demonstrated by his bizarre Grammys intro speech.
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Sean Paul Saturday 3rd December 2011 102.7 KIIS FM's Jingle Ball - Arrivals held at Nokia Theatre L.A. Live Los Angeles, California
Sean Paul Friday 7th May 2010 The 'Ditch Fridays' pool party held at The Palms Casino Resort. Las Vegas, Nevada
Sean Paul, Exclusive Video Interview
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