Keisha Shontelle: L.O.V.E. [Maxi-Single]

by Kevin on February 17, 2009

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Keisha Shontelle

The homie K-Hill dropped this off the other day… brand new heat from North Carolina’s Hip Hop Godess, Keisha Shontelle. This maxi-single includes two versions of “L.O.V.E.” and the b-side “Shine”. I love it…. bringing back the b-side! This is how all singles should be put out. Production by Drawzilla, Keelay & Zaire, and K-Hill. Grab it after the cut…

  1. L.O.V.E. feat. ILL Killa Chant and K-Hill (prod by Drawzilla)
  2. L.O.V.E. (Keelay and Zaire’s Westcoast Mix)
  3. Shine feat. Kakalak G.A.T and ILL Killa Chant (prod by K-Hill)

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  5. Shontelle: Battle Cry

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  • http://FreshonFresh.com BlackMan

    Okay this is a dumb question What the heck are b-sides. I keep hearing michael baisen talk about them on his show. Is he still rocking tapes? What are the b-sides and why are they so dang good ?

    Excuse me I’m real new to the blog game I’m just now finding all this great music. My radio station sucks so does B.E.T

  • http://kevinnottingham.com Sean Deez

    BM,

    Usually B-sides are in reference to vinyl prints. B-sides are like the other joint that isn’t a single. So you would have a song like Juicy, but the B-side (I believe) which was Unbelievable. It’s usually the other song they wanna feature but not give the spotlight too. It was usually for the harder heads you know?

    B Sides were real popular back in the day, still are, just not as much. Now a B-side just refers to the “other joint.”

  • http://kevinnottingham.com Kevin

    Wow. Thanks for that explanation Deez. I sometimes forget that we have a younger generation here who may not know so much about the good ol’ days.

    B-sides were usually the best part of a 45 or 12″ record. Like Deez said, it was the other song, but a true b-side was a gem. Often times it would be another track from the album, but sometimes you would get a non-album cut or an instrumental or remix. I guess we get those now in the form of bonus tracks and leaked tracks that didn’t make the cut. But back when we didn’t have the Internet, it was a gem. Ah, the good ol’ days…..

  • http://myspace.com/sttress1 S.T.T.R.E.S.S.

    I’m just amazed Kev, that u keep posting that heat from around my way.Hell,u r so linked in with North Cakalak,u might as well move here homie.LMAO!

  • http://kevinnottingham.com Kevin

    Haha, you forget, I’m originally from South VA, so the Carolinas are basically my backyard.

  • http://myspace.com/abstraktsoundz Abstrakt Soundz

    i can feel the love in the air haha… I said it thrice and ill say it again… DAMN I LOVE THIS SITE!!!! n on a side note… i was pulin my hair out when my comp crashed haha… i hope it grows back.

  • http://www.rizejp.blogspot.com kathie

    good artist again. for me, b-side is just another hit single but sometimes be ingored.

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