Sean Paul

Taking a good three years to record a follow-up to the insanely successful crossover Dutty Rock, Sean Paul sticks to weed and women as subject matter on the slightly less exuberant The Trinity. Pot anthem "We Be Burnin'" hits the spot, and Paul proves he can actually kinda sing with "Never Gonna Be the Same."

In 2002, Sean Paul became an international reggae superstar with Dutty Rock, which paired
his charming singsong flow with the freshest of the fresh dancehall beats -- particularly
Steven "Lenky" Marsden's Diwali riddim, which fueled the blazing hit "Get Busy." For the
follow-up, Lenky again provides one of the album's hottest beats on the bouncy "Ever
Blazing." The first single, "We Be Burnin' (Recognize It)" -- a string-and-guitar-sam... More >