It has been a while since I posted a R&B or reggae song, so today I have a song that encompasses both! This song is by Mohombi and what makes this song even more impressive is the fact that Mohombi was raised in Europe. It is incredible how well he uses and creates an awesome reggae, soca sound! This song is fun to listen to and dance to! Today's instrumental song is an instrumental version of a really popular reggae song by OutKast. This song has a great mix of reggae and hip hop beats, plus you can't help but bounce a little to this song! I hope you enjoy the music and please feel free to comment!

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