Wyclef Jean has released a video for “Turn Me Good”, his latest single. This slower jam showcases the sultry side of Jean, who is able to use horns, strings, and a blend of 1970s soul and more contemporary sort of beat to make for something that sparkles. Drawing back to an earlier reggae tradition (e.g. Bob Marley, Peter Tosh), Jean makes for a retro hit in Turn Me Good. The guitar on Turn Me Good is countered masterfully with a tautly-crafted backing beat. Sufficiently different from radio fare, we’re expecting to hear Turn Me Good on heavy rotation through the end of the year.
Wyclef Jean “Turn Me Good” / https://www.wyclef.com/ / https://twitter.com/wyclef
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