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Track List
01) Nobody Made Me
02) Rescue Me
03) Amnesia
04) Bad Boy
05) Skit
06) Do It Like Me
07) Thrown in the Bin (feat. Boy Better Know)
08) Cross My Heart (feat. Preeya Kalidas)
09) Big (feat. Chipmunk)
10) Taking Too Long (feat. Charlee Drew)
11) All Over the House (feat. Shorty)
12) So Alive (feat. N-Dubz)
13) Hello Good Morning (Grime remix)
14) Doin' It Again
01) Nobody Made Me
02) Rescue Me
03) Amnesia
04) Bad Boy
05) Skit
06) Do It Like Me
07) Thrown in the Bin (feat. Boy Better Know)
08) Cross My Heart (feat. Preeya Kalidas)
09) Big (feat. Chipmunk)
10) Taking Too Long (feat. Charlee Drew)
11) All Over the House (feat. Shorty)
12) So Alive (feat. N-Dubz)
13) Hello Good Morning (Grime remix)
14) Doin' It Again
3:03
3:14
3:55
2:50
0:28
4:39
2:52
2:53
5:18
3:26
4:16
3:38
2:39
3:36
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2011
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Doin' It Again is the third studio album by English grime artist Skepta. It features artists N-Dubz, Preeya Kalidas, Charlee Drew, Boy Better Know and Chip and was released on 31 January 2011 on Boy Better Know and All Around the World. The album's release was preceded by four singles which attained varied chart success on the UK Top 40 Singles chart throughout 2010.
Background
The album consists of 15 tracks, seven which feature artists (with one artist being uncredited) and "Hello, Good Morning" recorded by both Skepta and Diddy-Dirty Money. For the song "Big", Skepta collaborated with fellow English rapper Chipmunk. Skepta told The Sun: "Chipmunk and me were out in the West End clubbing together. I'd made 'Big' for my album with the producer S-X. I played it to Chipmunk on the way home that night when we driving back from the club together and he loved it so much that he came to my studio the next day to put in his verse down on it.". The album is presumably named after a song on Skepta's first album "Greatest Hits", which is called "Doin' It Again". Currently the album has released four singles; three which have charted in the Top 40 and one just in the Top 100 of the UK Singles Chart.
Reception
Professional ratings
Aggregate scores
Source Rating
Metacritic 56/100
Review scores
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Allmusic 3.5/5 stars
BBC (Positive)
The Guardian 3/5 stars
NME 3/10 stars
Reviews for Doin' It Again have been mixed. The Observer said "This third album is clearly a bid for international recognition, but the transition feels uncomfortable at times". The Guardian was more positive saying that Skepta had "a distinctive, authentic voice and a sharp sense of humour". However, NME were far more negative saying "this is the sound of grime destroying itself"
The track "All Over The House", which had been released in a previous version on a previous album, also caused controversy when Skepta's video was released, which contained pornographic scenes of a pair of pornstars.
User Album Review
A key figure in London's grime scene since its rough-and-ready early days, Tottenham-born rapper Skepta finally cracked the top 20 last year with "Rescue Me". Now he's pals with the likes of Diddy. But is the self-professed "king of grime" happy with his lot? On the evidence of Doin' It Again, not entirely. "My life ended ages ago/ Now it's all a dream," he raps on "Big", one of several tracks that broods on the difficulties of fame. This third album is clearly a bid for international recognition, but the transition feels uncomfortable at times. His remix of Diddy's "Hello Good Morning" is a gleeful exception.
SOURCE: https://www.theguardian.com/music/2011/jan/30/skepta-doin-it-again-review
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Doin' It Again is the third studio album by English grime artist Skepta. It features artists N-Dubz, Preeya Kalidas, Charlee Drew, Boy Better Know and Chip and was released on 31 January 2011 on Boy Better Know and All Around the World. The album's release was preceded by four singles which attained varied chart success on the UK Top 40 Singles chart throughout 2010.
Background
The album consists of 15 tracks, seven which feature artists (with one artist being uncredited) and "Hello, Good Morning" recorded by both Skepta and Diddy-Dirty Money. For the song "Big", Skepta collaborated with fellow English rapper Chipmunk. Skepta told The Sun: "Chipmunk and me were out in the West End clubbing together. I'd made 'Big' for my album with the producer S-X. I played it to Chipmunk on the way home that night when we driving back from the club together and he loved it so much that he came to my studio the next day to put in his verse down on it.". The album is presumably named after a song on Skepta's first album "Greatest Hits", which is called "Doin' It Again". Currently the album has released four singles; three which have charted in the Top 40 and one just in the Top 100 of the UK Singles Chart.
Reception
Professional ratings
Aggregate scores
Source Rating
Metacritic 56/100
Review scores
Source Rating
Allmusic 3.5/5 stars
BBC (Positive)
The Guardian 3/5 stars
NME 3/10 stars
Reviews for Doin' It Again have been mixed. The Observer said "This third album is clearly a bid for international recognition, but the transition feels uncomfortable at times". The Guardian was more positive saying that Skepta had "a distinctive, authentic voice and a sharp sense of humour". However, NME were far more negative saying "this is the sound of grime destroying itself"
The track "All Over The House", which had been released in a previous version on a previous album, also caused controversy when Skepta's video was released, which contained pornographic scenes of a pair of pornstars.
User Album Review
A key figure in London's grime scene since its rough-and-ready early days, Tottenham-born rapper Skepta finally cracked the top 20 last year with "Rescue Me". Now he's pals with the likes of Diddy. But is the self-professed "king of grime" happy with his lot? On the evidence of Doin' It Again, not entirely. "My life ended ages ago/ Now it's all a dream," he raps on "Big", one of several tracks that broods on the difficulties of fame. This third album is clearly a bid for international recognition, but the transition feels uncomfortable at times. His remix of Diddy's "Hello Good Morning" is a gleeful exception.
SOURCE: https://www.theguardian.com/music/2011/jan/30/skepta-doin-it-again-review
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