MAGIC! and Travie McCoy

Today I have a song by the Canadian band called MAGIC! This band has such a great reggae feel to it, one that you feel from the first beat. It is quite refreshing considering that there is a lack of reggae music coming onto the scene. I really like this song and it's a cute song if you listen to the lyrics as well. But the combination of reggae and some nice guitar solos is just perfect! Great song, and I hope you all check out the rest of their music! Today's instrumental song is a version of the very popular Travie McCoy song. I was automatically reminded of this song after listening to the first one. This is a very nice song and employs the reggae sound extremely well. I hope you enjoy the music and please feel free to comment!

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