Swizz Beatz is a successful hip-hop producer that has collectively sold over 300 million albums and singles worldwide (totaling over 4 billion dollars in revenue for record companies). Unfortunately, as a solo artist, Swizz has yet to accomplish the same level of success. With his latest single release titled, “Everyday Birthday”, which features R&B singer/rapper Chris Brown (who actually raps on the track) and rapper Ludacris, the producer/rapper takes his listener, on a trip back to his original dee-jaying roots. Where he provides his latest single with hyphy thumping synths and sample free dance floor rhythms. Leaving the overall vibe of Swizz‘s newest jam, making you want to get up and perform, some of your favorite American dance moves. Even though, the beat is directed towards the ladies, fellas don’t be scared to get up and jump on the dance floor, too.
For a man that has produced everything from commercial pop, R&B and even hardcore street anthems for many superstars such as Beyonce, Cassidy, Chris Brown, DMX, Eve, Jay-Z, Angie Stone, Styles P, The Lox and TI. Swizz Beatz is certainly not scared to unite a marriage between dance, electronica and hip-hop genres. Certifying this as a club banger, for the dance floor that will have you waving your hands, breaking, popping, locking, moon-walking, freezing, spinning windmills and doing the six-step on the closest open available space on the dance floor.
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