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Sean Paul Ryan Francis Henriques (born January 9, 1973 in Kingston, Jamaica) is a Grammy Award winning reggae and dancehall singer and rapper. He released his debut solo album, Stage One, in 2000 and followed this in 2002 with Dutty Rock, which won the 2004 Grammy Award for best reggae album and generated four top twenty Billboard Hot 100 hits, including #1 'Get Busy'. His new cd, Tomahawk Technique, was released in February 2012 and has generated another hit "She Doesn't Mind". Check our available Sean Paul concert ticket inventory and get your tickets here at ConcertBank now. Sign up for an email alert to be notified the moment we have tickets!


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According to Sean Paul, the title of his sixth album signifies "that this time I'm going fully hard and turning up the levels". If the implication is hard to swallow, it's because Jamaica's pop-dancehall megastar hasn't exactly exercised restraint in his work prior to this. Still, Full Frequency makes good his promise: every track here is calibrated for maximum club impact...
- www.theguardian.com
Always in the club ... Sean Paul...
- www.guardian.co.uk
Sean Paul is no stranger to the music industry, having many popular releases in the past such as "Temperature" and "Get Busy". His music always seemed to make you want to let loose, dance, and have fun. This was the Sean Paul that sold himself whereas the new Sean Paul that we are introduced to in his single "Got 2 Luv U' ft. Alexis Jordan" (released this past summer), does not seem to be the same guy. The track is rather boring and overly repetitive...
- hangout.altsounds.com
Though I'm not sure, as his bio says, that Sean Paul brought dancehall reggae to the world, he brought Sean Paul to the world, and that's enough for me. If you hear the fast kick-up beat of All On Me with Tami Chin while you're on a dance floor and you don't dance, check your pulse, because odds are you're already dead and you don't know it...
- www.hour.ca
That many think Sean Paul is to ragga as Sum 41 are to punk has not deterred a trailerload of his tracks from burning their way through my stereo devices. After a three-year absence, he said he was going to make Imperial Blaze a more socially responsible album, which, for everyone's sake, he appears not to have. This is largely about his "drill skill" and, on tracks Lace It and She Want Me, big stupid-awesome hooks and dance floor crunking. As it should be.
- www.hour.ca
With the multiplatinum sales of 2002's Dutty Rock, Sean Paul became Jamaican dancehall's international ambassador: Propulsive Eastern riddims and sugar-crusted melodies on "Get Busy" and "Like Glue" gave urban music an energy boost. But his third album feels curiously behind-the-curve...
- www.blender.com
Along with Red Stripe, Sean Paul is one of the few Jamaican exports you'd expect to find in a bar. He's the mum-friendly dancehall artist that your indie-loving flatmate wants to hear at a party. He's the guy that made club reggae cool but no longer promotes excitement among, well, anyone this writer knows. And on this, his fourth studio album, there's simply no let up of the pop fodder...
- www.bbc.co.uk
Jamaican rapper Sean Paul plays soldier-in-repose on his second LP: an unruffled figure with a lethal sense of rhythm, bedding women with the efficiency of modern weaponry. And like Supercat, his Daddy Cool predecessor in dancehall, Paul's style translates well to hip-hop fans, as shown by his previous crossover hits, "Infiltrate" and "Deport Them." His latest smash, the ganja anthem "Gimme the Light," is typical of his work: a fluid celebration set to insistent punani-pounding riddims...
- www.blender.com
Listening to a Sean Paul album is like taking a trip to Narnia. The dancehall king reigns over an alternate reality where time is perpetually frozen in one season, regardless of what's happening in the outside world. Which is to say that his first album in four years picks up exactly where The Trinity left off: at the centre of the dance floor...
- nowtoronto.com
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