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Anjulie
Anjulie
 [ Hear Music / CD - released 4/Aug/2009 ]
Smoky, world-flavored r&b dominates this self-titled, debut long-player by Guyanese-Canadian singer, Anjulie.
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Mos Def
Black on Both Sides
 [ Rawkus Entertainment / CD - released 4/Jun/2002 ]
With 'Black on Both Sides', Mos Def, who was one-half of the much loved Brooklyn duo Black Star, broke out on his own with the most intense solo debut in hip-hop since 'The Miseducation of Lauren Hill'.
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Colbie Caillat
Coco
 [ Republic / Universal Music / CD - released 12/Jul/2007 ]
On 'Coco,' the songs mirror Colbie Caillat's low-key, refreshing style. Armed with her acoustic guitar and her dusky vocals, she evokes a gentle, yet spirited style. This NZ Edition contains a bonus track "Dreams Collide".
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Joss Stone
Introducing Joss Stone
 [ S-Curve Records / CD - released 20/Mar/2007 ]
The third album from British singer and songwriter Joss Stone is an electrifying mix of warm vintage soul, 70s-style R&B, Motown girl-group harmonies, and hip-hop grooves! With guest appearances by Common and Lauryn Hill.
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Method Man
4:21: The Day After
 [ Universal Music / CD - released 19/Sep/2006 ]
Method Man makes a triumphant return, providing another welcome dose of hard-hitting lyrics and heavy beats with '4:21: The Day After', featuring the track "Say" (produced by Erick Sermon and featuring Lauryn Hill).