Shaggy

Shaggy doesn't need to work to get a lady's clothes to drop: his unique flow and lascivious lyrics usually do the trick. But for all the party tracks ("Shut Up and Dance," among them), the best song on the album is the sensitive, revealing "Letter to My Kids," which examines the toll his fame has taken on his children.

Five years ago, Shaggy became the reggae loverman of choice for secretaries and TRL
teens alike with his mix of pop-dancehall jams, platinum hooks and more tourist-friendly
Jamaican charisma than that Red Stripe guy. Since then he's had trouble channeling his
charms, and on his sixth album he sounds less like a world-beater and more like a toaster
just doing his thing. Clothes Drop's songs are either club-shakingly boombastic ("... More >