I was really hoping he wouldn't pick this wack song as a single, but hey when the album's wack I guess you don't have much choice. His self-titled debut album wasn't much to sing about, and neither is this song. In fact, his videos seem to be WAY better than the songs, which only speaks for the directors of the video. For some odd reason I still have faith in this kid, I just feel like he was dealt a raw deal with his first album. Better luck next time.

DOWNLOAD: Jeremih - Imma Star (Chopped & Skrewed By DJ Swift)

Haaaaa!! Okay, let's be honest... I really hate this song. If Soulja Boy was a singer, this is a song he would make. But the concept for this video is pretty damn funny!! It actually makes me like the song a little more. I recommend you check out my review of Jeremih's self-titled debut album, this kid has talent but you won't find it on that album. Still, this is one hella funny video!

Artist: Jeremih

From his live performances, some would argue that Jeremih is a talented singer, but you wouldn’t know by listening to this album. At his worst his vocals are comparable to a second-rate Dream, at best he’s an underdeveloped Raphael Saadiq – and therein is the problem. Vocally he sounds like an undeveloped talent, in need of a few years training to get him to realize the potential LA Reid obviously sees in him. The vocals on this album are overrun by production and lack of concept. Nothing new here at all.

Powered mostly on the strength of production, Jeremih has some decent offerings. Opening the album is That Body, which would be perfect for a single. The vibe gets particularly sexy on the upbeat Runway, lyrically a dedication to the fashionable girls around the world that enjoy looking sexy. Breakup to Makeup is slated as a single and goes slightly harder on the vocals but it’s really just an average song. In the vein of Birthday Sex there’s Raindrops, laced with sexy lyrics meant especially for the ladies. The vocal purity is at its peak on Starting All Over, where the voice augmentation devices and auto-tune are put away to reveal Jeremih’s true talent. On this song, he channels that young and undeveloped Raphael Saadiq with his smooth tones. Buh Bye is another highlight and closes the album with an energetic beat.

Despite the aforementioned highlights, this album sadly falls short more than it rises. I’mma Star (Everywhere We Are) is nothing more than a failed attempt to follow the current trend of flashy lyrics over southern-style bass-heavy beats. Judging from the sample of Soulja Boy’s Donk, it’s apparent that Jumpin is also meant for the clubs, but it’s another less than impressive effort. Hatin On Me, My Sunshine are also tracks that leave much to be desired from the R&B artist.

Within just 4 short months, Jeremih Felton accomplished a feat that takes some artists years to do: he was signed to Def Jam by music mogul LA Reid, released a Billboard top 5 single, and released his self-titled debut album. With Birthday Sex, taking over the airwaves, Jeremih appeared to be the next great thing for R&B music – this album proves otherwise. His BET Awards performance confirmed that he can indeed provide quality vocals, but this project overshadows all of his natural talent.

Sound-Savvy officially rates Jeremih with 2.5 out of 5 platinum headphones.

Wow... I don't really know what else to say, but Fabolous is doing it BIG for his new album! This is another hot track and fly video! Jeremih on the hook makes It's My Time some more heat Fab is droppin for the summer. The beat gives the track a militant yet triumphant type feel and I'm really diggin it. What I've heard so far, Loso's Way is shaping up to be a hell of an album. I wouldn't get caught sleepin' on Fabolous this summer...