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Lifestyle, Tuesday Style
November 27, 2009

Saturday Hustle:

The celebrations have already begun this season and here are the hot tracks we’re grooving to this week.

Dancing You Out (Of My Life),

Alaine featuring Hotta Ball

Taking her cue from the of-the-moment sensation that is electro-pop, the usually mellow songbird Alaine has revamped her formula to come up with the high-energy dance track which will definitely stir a few moves whenever it is played.

Hot It Up, Makeida

Hers mightn’t resonate as compared to more established names, but this young singer is making her mark. Her first single Jamaican Boy was good enough to get her through the door, now she’s making things a bit toastier with Hot It Up.

My Money (Ha Ha), Merital Family

It doesn’t at all make sense, but who doesn’t love a song about money?

Can’t Be My Love (Curtis Lynch Remix), John Legend featuring Buju Banton

The original track is featured on Legend’s Evolver, but it’s the

just-released remix on Strictly The Best Volume 40 that we’re gung-ho over, the ‘fresh-to-death’ redo that will have everyone bumping.

Cry Fi Dem, Wasp

As a follow-up to his popular break-out single Unfair Officer,

on-the-brink singjay Wasp released Cry Fi Dem. It too will be another attention-grabber for the party season.

Just To How U Move, Mavado

The ‘gully god’

in 2009 introduced dancehall fans to this track produced by Stephen ‘Di Genius’ McGregor and there’s no doubt it will be rocking at all the season’s hottest events.

Something A Go Happen, Vybz Kartel

The ’emperor’ has had a very good run this year and this track has certainly helped to further cement his popularity.

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