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- (Downtown)
While she’s been compared to M.I.A., New York-based Santogold (aka Santi White) is much more pop-oriented. Sure, they may share producers (Switch, Diplo) and a multi-genre approach to music, but Santogold brings more confident singing and more straightforward song structures to her bold, genre-blending mix of New Wave synth-pop, reggae, hip hop, electronic, R&B, rock and more. 4/24/2008
- Don Yates
