Rappa Turnt Sanga
| T-Pain
Rappa Turnt Sanga
Rappa Ternt Sanga is the debut studio album by American rapper, singer-songwriter and record producer T-Pain; it was released on December 6, 2005. The title is a dialectal pronunciation of the phrase "rapper turned singer." A collaboration with Armand, Brittany, and Jason.- Wikipedia
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Fact Mag
Let’s celebrate one of the purest and most honest artists of his generation,
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The Early Registration
His sweeping vocals layer the musical landscape with enough energy and emotion to keep his narrow lane of subject matter engaging.
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Spin
It’s almost pleasantly trance-inducing. But T-Pain is most intriguing when he’s messing with the player/played dichotomy.
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All Music
Had there been limited use of studio tricks and more guidance, Sanga would've been a more-than-respectable debut
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Pandora
T-Pain has a seductive vocal style (he does sound somewhat similar to his mentor), plenty of effective hooks, and strong productions, but he presses too much when he tries to stick out lyrically.
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Hip Hop Album Debate
Sanga is a dope album.
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Outloud
T-Pain succeeds at mixing R&B melodies with the rough beats of gangsta rap.
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Slacker
Another hindrance is the digital vocal processing that pops up as often as water droplets in R. Kelly tracks.
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