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Listen: Aaliyah Returns with “Enough Said” ft Drake prod. by Noah “40″ Shebib

Aug 5, 2012 Posted by In Music Comments 2
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Aaliyah Returns with "Enough Said" ft Drake prod. by Noah "40" Shebib

As Teonny reported last week, Drake is not playing games when it comes to his love for Aaliyah, as he’s set to executive produce the deceased songstress’ upcoming posthumous album and today, he debuted a new song “Enough Said.” Produced by Noah “40″ Shebib (no surprise there), the ethereal track does not disappoint.

Aaliyah attempts to convince her lover to communicate, while Drake takes shots at a rival or two… probably could have saved that. With the 11th anniversary of her death approaching on August 25th, “Enough Said” and this forthcoming project bring fans even closer to a star that no one has been able to forget. Enjoy it below and tell us what you think!

Listen Aaliyah - ”Enough Said” ft Drake

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  • http://twitter.com/freshkdz The Fresh Kidz ™

    Its a nice song, well constructed instrumental too. as far as synergy between Aaliyah a capella and 40′s instrumental seemed to lack that organic flow the late Aaliyah was known for, not necessarily a bad thing but its definitely a noticeable thing. Never the less its a great song I’m sure ill have on repeat sometime during the day id give it a 3.5 out of 5!

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