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06/03: Listen Now: "Must Be Love (Remix)" by Cassie featuring Busta Rhymes, Day26, Red Cafe and Diddy

Category: Cassie

Posted by: Patrick

Check out our Cassie section for more posts about Cassie.

Check out our audio player for the new remix to Cassie's "Must Be Love." The track features Busta Rhymes, Day26 and Red Cafe along with a few ad libs from Diddy, whose verses were removed for the remix.

Some Day26 will likely note that the group recorded a demo version of "Must Be Love" at one point, that leaked online. That sort of thing happens, but sometimes people can't look past it. The Red Cafe verse was previously featured on another remix of "Must Be Love."

Aasim wrote on Twitter that he was disappointed to have not been included.

Thanks Theo for the tip.

Comments

Dream wrote:

Aasim is right

06/03 10:03:13

Patrick wrote:

It's not really a matter of being right. He has no right to be on the remix, any more than any other performer. :) But, if you'd have liked to have seen him on it, that's another matter and that's cool. Everyone has artists that they like.

Aasim wanted to be on it and, who could blame him? I'm sure a lot of artists would have liked to get on it. The fact that he may have been a songwriter on the original version of the track doesn't entitle him to an appearance on the remix - he'll receive the compensation he's entitled to for writing on the track and that is appropriate and fair.

Thanks,

Patrick

06/03 10:25:03

Theo wrote:

I feel Aasim should be on it to enable him to reach a wider market as well as him writing for it, he probably should also get it as a reward for his hard work, just my opinion. Hopefully he won't let this affect his motivation and that he is on the next remix of a Bad Boy song :)

06/03 10:32:30

Patrick wrote:

Thanks for the comments.

I understand what you mean, Theo. But, if he lets it affect his motivation, he's got bigger problems than not appearing on this remix, though, wouldn't you say? I'm sure he'll be fine. :)

Patrick

06/03 10:40:25

Theo wrote:

Yeah, i dont know, i just would really like to see him prosper, his the type of hip hop/rap that has substance and I would love to see that on Bad Boy once again.

Hopefully his mixtape drops soon and gets the attention it deserves!

06/03 11:20:37

Patrick wrote:

Yeah, I know you are an Aasim fan. :) So, I hope his stuff starts dropping. Substance is in the eye of the beholder, of course.

Thanks,

Patrick

06/03 12:49:08

Paul wrote:

I like the song any which way I've heard it. But how come this hasn't gotten any radio time yet? Is it never gonna? It seems good enough to me. I miss the days of every bad boy single making it to the radio waves and into the Billboard top 50.

Also I see that Diddy made #35 on the newest Forbes power celebrities rankings.

http://www.forbes.com/2009/...

06/03 19:54:52

Theo wrote:

Aasim's twitter states he is on a must be love remix with Ness, real hip hop stand up! Cant wait to hear that one

06/03 21:38:06

Patrick wrote:

Thanks for that, Theo.

I do have to say, though, that I think the whole "real hip hop" thing is a bit of a misnomer that often boils down to... if the person likes it, it's real... if they don't, then it's not. :) Not saying that's what your doing, but I think that's what happens with a lot of people.

Anyway, I definitely look forward to the remix!

Thanks,

Patrick

06/03 22:07:36

Theo wrote:

Yeah the real hip hop debate hahahaha, i just feel that hip hop has kind of lost its way, especially in NY and its good to hear someone that has had a struggle and raps similar to the golden era :D

06/03 22:11:22

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