Full Frequency Sean Paul

• 1Riot (feat. Damian Jr. Gong Marley)03:18
• 2Entertainment 2.0 (feat. Juicy J, 2 Chainz and Nicki Minaj)04:22
• 3Pornstar (feat. Nyla)03:21
• 4Want Dem All (feat. Konshens)03:19
• 5Hey Baby03:08
• 6Wickedest Style (feat. Iggy Azalea)03:52
• 7Dangerous Ground (feat. Prince Royce)03:48
• 8It's Your Life03:48
• 9Take It Low03:10
• 10Anyday03:20
• 11Lights On03:23
• 12Legacy03:46
• 13Other Side Of Love03:06
• 14Turn It Up03:54
• Total Runtime49:35

Info for Full Frequency

Jamaica’s dancehall superstar Sean Paul has scored another landmark achievement with his fifth #1 reggae album debut on the Billboard Reggae charts for his sixth studio album Full Frequency. The album also features appearances by Nicki Minaj, 2Chainz, Juicy J, Prince Royce, Iggy Azalea and other artistes. The project also debuted as the #1 album in Japan while charting high in multiple territories including top 5 in Mexico.

Full Frequency is the next step in Sean's continual pop dominance and joins a wave of classic albums that includes the multi-platinum, Grammy-winning classic Dutty Rock and the platinum smash The Trinity, alongside Stage One, Imperial Blaze and Tomahawk Technique. With an undeniable track record for crafting hit singles as a solo artist, including cuts like 'Get Busy,' 'Gimme The Light,' 'Like Glue,' 'We Be Burnin'' and 'Temperature,' as well as a history of taking other artists' songs to the next level through tracks like Beyonce's 'Baby Boy,' Jay Sean's 'Do You Remember' and Eve's 'Give It To You,' Sean Paul has established himself as one of the seminal pop voices of his generation. These successes have earned him a plethora of awards including the 2006 American Music Award for Favorite Pop/Rock Male Artist.

Sean Paul
A member of the YoungBloodZ, Atlanta rapper Sean Paul (aka Sean P) appeared on series of hit R&B and hip-hop singles before introducing his solo career properly with the single "Everywhere We Go." Paul formed the YoungBloodZ with his good friend J-Bo while the two were attending Miller Grove Middle School in Decatur. Between 1999-2005 the group kept a slow pace, releasing only three albums on the LaFace label and freeing up Paul for numerous guest shots, including Cherish's "Do It to It," Lil Jon's "Snap Yo Fingers," and Sammie's "You Should Be My Girl." "Everywhere We Go" appeared in 2007 along with the mixtape Hood Anthems. Early the next year it was announced he was going to be using the name Sean P to avoid confusion with dancehall singer Sean Paul. The name was to be rolled out on Sean P's official solo debut album planned for release in 2008.

This album contains no booklet.