LA premium beatmaker @mndsgn puts his hands on Selah Sue's 'I Won't Go For More', fusing 80s cosmic funk fused with sun-laced beats. Selah Sue's Reason LP is out in the UK June 3rd.Read more & buy: http://www.stampthewax.com/2016/06/27/premiere-selah-sue-i-wont-go-for-more-mndsgn-remix
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- Selah Sue - I Won't Go For More (MNDSGN Remix) (STW Premiere) by Stamp The Wax published on 2016-06-27T12:23:05Z LA premium beatmaker @mndsgn puts his hands on Selah Sue's 'I Won't Go For More', fusing 80s cosmic funk fused with sun-laced beats.
- Raggamuffin - Selah Sue - MP3 instrumental karaoke. This title is a cover of Raggamuffin as made famous by Selah Sue. Tempo: variable (around 95 BPM). All files available for download are reproduced tracks, they're not the original music.
Comment by mḭawmoon
🤮
Comment by Pascale Melzer
one of the best mix i gave ever heard
Comment by Pascale Melzer
a la première mesure.... j adore
Comment by jimettarose
grooving
Comment by La Féllas
Twice
Comment by BEB971
nice
Comment by J4m
superb remix. cant stop listening again and again
Comment by Brune's Spot
old school vibe so cool an mellow
Comment by The Hollygrove Cafe, New Orleans
Hot
Comment by Vintage Monk
Selah Sue Midi Files Youtube
that smooth neo soul keys tho
Comment by Vintage Monk
This is crazy !
Comment by Shirley Schuller
oh hell yeah
Comment by Vintage Monk
craaazzyyy
Comment by Nati Morais
Show!
Comment by Nati Morais
Show!
Comment by Mr Loughin
I wanna sing with her!!!
Comment by Ju Grolls
J'ADOOOORRREEEEE
Comment by Bro Herb
Yessssss
Comment by the jaeger
where can we find the midi files ,
Comment by Dimi
fuckin genius
Comment by Kuma Overdose
god bless
Comment by Hadrien Coulon
Selah's voice is daamn sexy..
Comment by martijn00
Now everybody loves Selah Sue....
Comment by user190500
omd
Comment by user190500
shit
Comment by user190500
fuckkkkkkkkkkkkk
Comment by +VANASSO+
crazy !!!!!
Comment by +VANASSO+
Ohhhhh ...babe ..
Comment by Safrane
The jazzy hop production is so on point, well done !
Comment by kattwoman
<3
Selah Sue was not destined to become an artist. 'I grew up in a really little town in Belgium, and none of my family was into music,' reveals the twenty-one year old, with refreshing sincerity. 'As a kid, I wanted to be a ballerina. I danced from the age of six to twelve'. Even without romanticising it, her story is like a fairy tale. It's the story of a young musician who ignores her fate, and pours her anxieties into her songs and her guitar. 'I had all these worries and depressions that I wrote down, it was a way of structuring my thoughts'. She turns her doubts into soul, funk and reggae melodies, trying hard to be worthy of her idols, Lauryn Hill, Erykah Badu and Bob Marley. She sings in local clubs on the weekend and attends high school during the week. She records in home-studios, at friends houses, and publishes drafts of her songs on Myspace, without a thought of making a career in music.
What happens next seems almost unreal. Thousands of fans respond to her on the net, attracting the attention of professionals, and the interest of Because Music, which eventually leads to a record deal for the young musician. Then Farhot (Nneka) and Patrice take on the production of her first album. Meshell Ndegeocello stays with her in the studio for two days to produce the track 'Mommy'. Cee-Lo Green agrees to accompany her on a duet and ends up asking her to put the track ('Please') on his own album. And, last but not least, last autumn Prince offered her a coveted support slot at his show in Antwerp, Belgium. To put it in a nutshell, in just two years, Selah Sue has fulfilled her dreams. To keep her grounded, she has insisted on keeping the songs she wrote during her teens for her debut album. It's a way of reminding the world that she has not been unfairly spoiled by destiny and that before Prince, Cee-Lo Green, radio play and incredible press, there was just a teenage girl, with her guitar, who was chosen spontaneously by fans on the net.
Selah Sue Midi Files Online
Selah Sue – Alone
For example, her first single 'Raggamuffin' is one of her oldest songs and was viewed more than a million times online. 'This track symbolizes me' she explains. 'It shows my soulful and singing side, but also my hard side, between rap and ragga. When my manager asked me who I wanted to work with, I said Farhot straight away, as I'm a fan of Nneka. But I also wanted an intimate, dark, melodious record, with light and lively beats. Farhot is crazy about digital sounds and Patrice, who I know well, was the ideal man for the melodious part. They were my two accomplices in the studio.' Her first album is ambitious. It is a smart melting pot between electric rock, organic hip-hop and soul-funk. The eleven tracks shift from poignant ballads like 'Mommy' to wilder styles like 'Crazy Vibes'. Like Janelle Monae, M.I.A. or Aloe Blacc, Selah Sue belongs to a new generation for whom music has no boundaries. Selah Sue will tour her new record in the Spring.
Comment by Hadrien Coulon
Selah's voice is daamn sexy..
Comment by martijn00
Now everybody loves Selah Sue....
Comment by user190500
omd
Comment by user190500
shit
Comment by user190500
fuckkkkkkkkkkkkk
Comment by +VANASSO+
crazy !!!!!
Comment by +VANASSO+
Ohhhhh ...babe ..
Comment by Safrane
The jazzy hop production is so on point, well done !
Comment by kattwoman
<3
Selah Sue was not destined to become an artist. 'I grew up in a really little town in Belgium, and none of my family was into music,' reveals the twenty-one year old, with refreshing sincerity. 'As a kid, I wanted to be a ballerina. I danced from the age of six to twelve'. Even without romanticising it, her story is like a fairy tale. It's the story of a young musician who ignores her fate, and pours her anxieties into her songs and her guitar. 'I had all these worries and depressions that I wrote down, it was a way of structuring my thoughts'. She turns her doubts into soul, funk and reggae melodies, trying hard to be worthy of her idols, Lauryn Hill, Erykah Badu and Bob Marley. She sings in local clubs on the weekend and attends high school during the week. She records in home-studios, at friends houses, and publishes drafts of her songs on Myspace, without a thought of making a career in music.
What happens next seems almost unreal. Thousands of fans respond to her on the net, attracting the attention of professionals, and the interest of Because Music, which eventually leads to a record deal for the young musician. Then Farhot (Nneka) and Patrice take on the production of her first album. Meshell Ndegeocello stays with her in the studio for two days to produce the track 'Mommy'. Cee-Lo Green agrees to accompany her on a duet and ends up asking her to put the track ('Please') on his own album. And, last but not least, last autumn Prince offered her a coveted support slot at his show in Antwerp, Belgium. To put it in a nutshell, in just two years, Selah Sue has fulfilled her dreams. To keep her grounded, she has insisted on keeping the songs she wrote during her teens for her debut album. It's a way of reminding the world that she has not been unfairly spoiled by destiny and that before Prince, Cee-Lo Green, radio play and incredible press, there was just a teenage girl, with her guitar, who was chosen spontaneously by fans on the net.
Selah Sue Midi Files Online
Selah Sue – Alone
For example, her first single 'Raggamuffin' is one of her oldest songs and was viewed more than a million times online. 'This track symbolizes me' she explains. 'It shows my soulful and singing side, but also my hard side, between rap and ragga. When my manager asked me who I wanted to work with, I said Farhot straight away, as I'm a fan of Nneka. But I also wanted an intimate, dark, melodious record, with light and lively beats. Farhot is crazy about digital sounds and Patrice, who I know well, was the ideal man for the melodious part. They were my two accomplices in the studio.' Her first album is ambitious. It is a smart melting pot between electric rock, organic hip-hop and soul-funk. The eleven tracks shift from poignant ballads like 'Mommy' to wilder styles like 'Crazy Vibes'. Like Janelle Monae, M.I.A. or Aloe Blacc, Selah Sue belongs to a new generation for whom music has no boundaries. Selah Sue will tour her new record in the Spring.
Selah Sue is the complete package when it comes to being a pop artist. Her songwriting is always appealing, her voice is always flawless, she's an ear for production, and she's beautiful.
Selah Sue – Alone Lyrics:
It's a dark road
On the other side
Don't you see I'm alone without you
All the walls started coming down
Can't you see I'm alone without you
Spend an eternity
Missing what used to be
I hope you remember me at night
Love has forsaken me
The day you abandoned me
Say you remember me this time
Cause I'm alone,
I'm alone, I'm alone
Without you,
Cause I'm alone,
I'm alone, I'm alone
Without you.
Black coal burning on the ground
Rescue me I'm alone without you
It's a cattle call of certain emotions
It seems to me I'm alone without you
Spend an eternity
Missing what used to be
I hope you remember me at night
Love has forsaken me
The day you abandoned me
Say you remember me this time
Cause I'm alone
I'm alone, I'm alone
Without you
Cause I'm alone
I'm alone, I'm alone
Without you.
Was it already over
Before the end
Did the door start to close
Once we began
Did you let go
Couldn't take this tug of war
No more, no more
Cause I'm alone
I'm alone, I'm alone
Without you
Cause I'm alone
I'm alone, I'm alone
Without you
Cause I'm alone
I'm alone, I'm alone
Without you
Cause I'm alone
I'm alone, I'm alone
Without you
Without you, Without you, Without you, Without you.
