- Artist: Far East Movement
- Track: Jello
- Feat. Rye Rye
- Producer: The Stereotypes
- Album: Untitled Cherrytree Records Comp.
After taking a pole dancing class, I've got a brand new appreciation for the intricacies of ass shaking. Relevance? Well, any willing booty might want to bounce to the Far East Movement's newest jam Jello, featuring Baltimore-electro-pop performer Rye Rye. Perfect for nights when you wanna get fly like a G6, Jello is kinda like that more-accepted Whistle While You Twerk from the Ying Yang Twins. Rye Rye works the hook and riffs while production from The Stereotypes works in the group's favor as they take super-beats to different heights using induced snares and other sounds that are too futuristic for definition. While riding the wave that moves party goers around the world, I doubt you can expect anything that sounds remotely different from them. Maybe that's a good thing...who the hell knows? What we do know is that Jello will continue to jiggle asses of all sizes this November as the single will appear on the compilation album from their label, Cherrytree, a subsidiary of Interscope.
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