#Stuttering fefe dobson musicvideo for free
Also make sure that you check out Dobson on the CW series Hellcats, November 10th, performing as herself. You can get Fefes new single Stuttering for free at the following website from now.
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I won’t give it away but you can check it out below.
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The video starts out like your typical “jealous ex” video with Dobson hanging around a sleazy motel, waiting to confront her cheating boyfriend. Dobson! Now that she’s back on Island Records (after being dropped and then picked back up), here’s hoping she gets the promotion she deserves. A little bit of pop mixed with a little bit of R&B. It sounds like something Rihanna or Shontelle might put out right now. Dobson can really wail and she does in her new single. While “ Stuttering” isn’t electro pop by any means, it’s something different for the 25 year old. Don’t get me wrong, I do love a good shouty rock & roll number like “ Watch Me Move” but once “ Ghost” came out I was smitten with Fefe Dobson, electro pop diva. The first two singles…were different…but similar to her old sound.
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Then came the singles from the never released Sunday Love and it was back to that ROCK sound. Then came the brilliance that was “ Don’t Go (Girls and Boys)“…a fun little dance/pop number that was completely different than anything Dobson had released previously. “ Stuttering” is the infectious new single from the Canadian singer/songwriter who hasn’t sounded THIS pop since…well…since her last single, the Kevin Rudolf-produced “ Ghost.” But before that, it seemed as if Dobson was going in a less pop, more rock direction but with “ Stuttering,” all of my concerns are obliterated.ĭobson’s debut album had an obvious ROCK edge. It looks like we’re ONE STEP closer to a new Fefe Dobson album… FINALLY! Dobson’s third album…err…second album to see the light of day… Joy, will be released in Canada on November 22nd and on November 30th in the States via 21 Music, a division of Island Records.