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Mainstream Top 40 radio on September 23, 2008, and also became available for digital download on iTunes that day. Get DJ recommendations for harmonic mixing.
Also see Camelot, duration, release date, label, popularity, energy, danceability, and happiness. The song samples The Underdog Project’s “Remember.” It went for adds on U.S. Key & BPM for Right Now (Na Na Na) by Akon. Which means that it turns out that the only thing worse than a random guy lazily biting Akon songs is Akon lazily biting Akon songs.Do you know that “ Right Now (Na Na Na)” is the first single from Akon’s third studio album Freedom. Akon) Show Out Shut It Down (Pitbull feat. Akon & Tariq L) Shine The Light Shine Your Light (Master KG & David Guetta feat. Akon) Shake Down Shawty (Kaye Styles feat. Kardinal Offishall) Senegal Sexy Bitch (David Guetta feat. If anything, the album sounds like a CD-R of demos that an aspiring pop star wouldn’t mind losing. Akon) Right Now (Na Na Na) Rush (Akon feat. Nothing here besides his (sometimes iconic) whiny voice indicates that Freedom is an Akon album. Mostly though, the songs on Freedom sound exactly like each other, built from clunky, obvious drums, unimaginative synth compositions and repetitive choruses. The title track, a ballad, is a nice enough tribute to his mother and “Beautiful”, which has a synth line curiously similar to the instantly identifiable one from Alice Deejay’s “Better Off Alone”, is good as far as beginner house songs aimed at teens go. 'Right Now (Na Na Na)' debuted at 17 on the Billboard Hot 100 on the week of October 2nd, 2008. Mainstream Top 40 radio on September 23, 2008. The song samples The Underdog Project's 'Remember.' It went for adds on U.S. The fact that T-Pain, in his one verse, easily wipes the floor with Akon indicates that T-Pain is the superior lyricist and artist, but we already knew that.Įlsewhere, Freedom doesn’t really offer much else. 'Right Now (Na Na Na)' is the first single from Akon's third studio album Freedom. “Holla Holla”, the T-Pain collaboration, is sonically more indicative of a Pain production, and that its chorus is just, “I wanna holla, holla/ holla, holla” (repeat), indicates that it might be an unfinished scrap from Pain’s world’s better Thr33 Ringz. Or maybe it was just stupidly released in winter. Maybe its barely there beat is just too barely there. “I’m So Paid”, the better of the two, aims for the breeziness that “Don’t Matter” achieves, but something about it just feels a little off. Giorgio Tuinfort, Producer, Programmer, ComposerLyricist - Aliaune 'Akon' Thiam, Producer, ComposerLyricist - Akon, Programmer, MainArtist - Mark 'Exit' Goodchild, Mixer. “Right Now” sees Akon showing off slight house influences, a thread that runs through Freedom, and though its chorus is undeniably catchy, the fact that it winds up being lines ending in “na, na, na” is reprehensibly lazy. Listen to this album and more than 70 million songs with your unlimited streaming plans. Those two singles, “Right Now (Na, Na, Na)” and “I’m So Paid”, aren’t even bad - if anything they’re just pedestrian by Akon standards. Akon has always operated with a smaller palate than Pain, mining dancehall and reggae in a way that’s been continually palatable to American ears (read: slightly elementary and unimaginative) or the sounds of straightforward hip-hop and R&B, though he’s no doubt had a hand in defining what those “sounds” are.Īkon is a singles artist first and foremost, and the fact that the two singles off of Freedom aren’t worldwide hits is indicative of both his writers block and that his third album probably won’t be stringing along a fifth or sixth single by next summer. That Akon seems to be falling off quicker than T-Pain shouldn’t totally be a surprise. What are you waiting for Order it right now. I love this guys music and I hope he continues to grow and perfect his already unique sound. The DVD isnt long but it will help you learn about the artist.
I bought the Akon CD with the DVD and I am glad I did. But unlike T-Pain, who has released some of the best music of his career this year, Akon’s slow descent has coincided with a creative decline. Also check him out on the 50 Cent CD Curtis for an awsome collabo. Like T-Pain it appears as if Akon’s status is slowly waning. It peaked at number seven on the Billboard Hot 100. He will probably be remembered for some of these things, but the true reach of his power was seen late last year when he released a digital download called “Sorry, Blame It on Me”, which was his totally insincere public apology after he got caught on camera throwing some hapless kid off of a stage at a concert. He’s written and produced hits for Young Jeezy and Gwen Stefani and he signed T-Pain - his contemporary hitmaker and the guy who will go down in history along side him - to his label after Pain released a guerilla remix of Akon’s breakthrough hit “Locked Up”. Akon’s had plenty of smashes, some great (“Smack That”) and some truly bizarre, if not out right awful (“Lonely”).
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