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ReggaeTony 2

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This album is hot. Great pure hip hop, great production, and real guapo reggaeton. I'm sick of all these commercial reggaeton acts like Daddy Yankee( even though he kept it street before). Since reggaeton has gained popularity in the latin world and the U.S. many people are starting to commercialize their sound too much. Tony Toca always keeps it real. You can listen to the whole cd from beginning to end w/o having to skip any songs.

Tony Touch is one of the Djs that travels the most. We are talking about a DJ that travels a couple of times each month to Brazil to Play.
He has even been to Norway with Soni. Every body knows the saying if you can make it in New York you can make it anywhere. We have turned it around and mean if you can make it in tiny Norway with the worlds most strange and cold population, than you can make it anywhere.

So when Tony Touch releases the follow up to The ReggaeTony Album than we have quiet big expectations.

The problem is how Europeans and Americans look at the word International. Tito and Now Tony have booth-released albums with the word International on the cover.

But what does it mean? When you have been traveling to many countries that makes you international?

We have been saying it for years, when I see an album with Arabian, Turkish, Albanian etc artists then we can talk international. We still belive the only album who can call it self international is "Matadores" it contains artists from Panama, Costa Rica, Puerto Rico, Jamaica and Puerto Rico.

Ok we totally have lost track right now. The Album is good and if you are a fan its even better. But I miss the international part here...