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Album Review: Sean Paul - Full Frequency

Sally Anne Hurley

If his intention was to throw a bunch of sounds together to create something unique and fresh, he’s failed.

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The sixth album from the urban/reggae artist is laced with guest appearances, but don't let the fancy names fool you. The Damian Marley collaboration, Riot, is a clunky opener, while Nicki Minaj is missing her trademark sass on Entertainment 2.0, which also features rappers Juicy J and 2 Chainz. The blame shouldn't be placed on the guests though for this rambling record. Sean Paul's latest is lacking in new ideas and is all over the place. If his intention was to throw a bunch of sounds together to create something unique and fresh, he's failed.