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Uncle B
Dappy, Tulisa and Faze are a trio of young rappers/vocalists from ... Last Update 12.11.2009 05:42
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by - written on 05/03/09 (Very useful, 113 readings)
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**THE ARTIST/S** N -Dubz are a hip hop/rnb group from London, UK. They have won awards and also had several UK top 40 hits. The trio went to school together and formed the group managed by Byron Contostavlos of Mungo Jerry who was Dino's father and Tula's uncle. The album is dedicated to him after he died in 2007. The release that made this award winning group shoot to stardom was 'You Better Not Waste My Time', this track has made the group very successful with fans of all different genres of music, I included! The members of N-Dubz are: Dino "Dappy" Contostavlos, Tula "Tulisa Contostavlos and Richard "Fazer" Rawson. So far they have only ... Read the complete review
by - written on 30/05/09 (Very useful, 177 readings)
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This is the first album from the young threesome act who come under the 'hip-hop and RnB' genre of music, although they could squeeze into garage and even a little bit of grime if you want to max it as much as possible. Or in other words Pop with a street smart style (as N Dubz themselves put it) N Dubz consist of three young people from London, two males and one female who have worked hard to make it in the very hard music industry and I would like to point out that no matter what you think of them or their music... if you have heard of them to the point that you have an opinion then they have achieved more then many others trying to represent this kind of ... Read the complete review
by - written on 25/07/09 (Very useful, 52 readings)
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Uncle B is the debut album from N-dubz and was released in 2008. It made immediate success as a album going into the charts and doing well for some time as well as some of the singles off the album doing rather well as well. The first song off the album is wouldn't you, well I say the first song, its actually the second on the track listings however the first track is only a little bit of an intro. wouldn't you is a song fronted by Tulisas singing which is really good on this song, and a lot of rapping along side it as well. The rapping on this track is one of my favourites and the singing verses are really great as well and they really fit together well and ... Read the complete review
by - written on 29/11/08 (Very useful, 245 readings)
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N-Dubz are a MOBO award-winning trio of London-based musicians. The 2008 release "Uncle B" is the debut album, after a couple of years of street hype. They perform what is said to be a mix of UK Hip Hop and R&B, but is nothing more than "urban Pop" for the youngsters who follow that sort of music. I haven't enjoyed any of their six singles, and wouldn't considerbuying this, however I did buy it for someone elese, and thought I should share my opinion on it. Personally, I see no point in looking into individaul tracks since it is all of a geneal poor quality, and any of the tracks share similarities in their arrangement. ... Read the complete review
by - written on 02/03/09 (Very useful, 31 readings)
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N-Dubz are Dappy, Tula and Fazer are from the UK, a hiphop group who have been around for a few years now but it is only in the last year or so that they have become more known in general music circles. The time spent out of the limelight has helped them and this debut album was definitely worth the wait. Coming in at just under an hour in length, the album contains 14 songs and 3 other pieces. Some of the songs are better known than others due to the radio play they have been receiving such as Strong Again, Better Not Waste My Time and Feva Las Vegas. The newest songs Strong Again and Ouch really stand out as top quality pieces of music, with the ... Read the complete review
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