MySpace helps Warren G's album sales

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Since debuting his latest music release, "I Need A Light", on his MySpace blog, Warren G has seen his album climb to number 44 on Billboard's Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums chart.

Currently, two days since debuting the track on MySpace, it has gotten over 28,000 plays.

The mellow yet upbeat track is something to listen to if you were "stressin' over something," according to the rapper, where he describes his childhood growing up in Long Beach.

"'I Need a Light' is a song to sit back and listen to if you are stressin' over something," said Warren G. "Listen to the hook and it makes you feel good. As far as the lyrics in the song, I'm talking about growing up in Long Beach, some of the shit I went through, everything from what I saw as a kid up until now. We got to do it."

"This song is deep," adds Warren's partner-in-crime, Nate Dogg, "It's about when you are going through shit, you got people who smoke just to relax themselves. Like, 'I need a light man, there is so much going on in my life that I just need to relax.' Or 'Dammit, go get me a bottle or something 'cuz I need a drink. There's just so much stress going off, let me relax myself.' That's where I was going with the song. That's where it's at."

The video for the single, which is directed by Paul Hunter, has a 1940's feel with contemporary flair. It opens with a look at Long Beach during Warren's childhood with Snoop and Nate, then follows the lyrics of the song literally, showing Warren at the club just letting loose.

"The overall tone of the video shows the classic side of Warren: how he built his empire from the streets of Long Beach and expanded it to the world," explained Hunter. "He is showing everyone that we can have a good time, look good and dress well. It's all about class and treating people right. It's really about the classy style of hip-hop."

The rapper is currently preparing to hit the road for a nationwide tour in support of his In The Mid-Nite Hour album.

Check out his MySpace page here.
 
#5
good to see that hes doing alil better now, but to be honest i wasnt feeling the album that much, i think its cos he switched his sound up.
 

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