The Whole Delivery

Could there have been any other choice? Nope, not at all. Enjoy:

It certainly does make a difference for a crap materialistic artist when the video of a so-so song is really, quite frankly, excellent. And it certainly also facilitates when the instrumental is, indeed, instrumental to ra. I thought I would never have a Song of the Week choice from this still clone defective version of Lil' Kim. But you can never say never to anything of course. Your Song of the Week for this week, thanks to one of the best videos and beats of the year, Nicki Minaj's "Your Love."

Even if you don't understand Spanish, the video is just classic Nelly Furtado fun to get you through it:

While some just get enamored by crap "image driven artists" (and that is a slam at that loser, not Jay-Z of course), the clear song of the week is another look at how oil just runs it all: Reflection Eternal "Ballad of the Black Gold" from Sam Ellison on Vimeo .

There is a reason why he is always a favorite here at TWD. He is just a true embodiment of the hip hop genre, and he always brings out the fire. Your Song of the Week choice, for this week, it's the underrated Big Boy with "General Patton." Pure goodness yet again from this individual.

Just because nothing is more astute and timely than this song still!

Because this song is still better than you favorite song from 2010. By far: Your Song of the week, it's Train's "Hey Soul Sister."

One of the few good tracks off a lackluster album. But hey, it went gold in one week and platinum in no time, so that's the only thing that matters. And she is really a smart, smart person with how clever she is with this song. Your Song of the week, Sade's "Babyfather."

Without even a second thought, the comprehensive song of the week selection for this week, it's Mary J Blige feat Trey Songz with "Hood Love":

At first, I really didn't care that much for this song. In fact, I really still don't care that much for this song. And the reason why is because The Dream is virtually using the same looping and background for his instrumentals on this song like most of his other offerings for those not familiar with this artist. It is rather quite annoying (and that's not getting started on his much maligned voice), highlighting why he will never get even decent selling CD numbers. Now with that out of the way, this is a fun one from the quote-n-quote "Radio Killa", as it is well-written by the prominent songwriter. And it is an ideal song to dance to at a party. The Whole Delivery's song of the week for this edition is The Dream with "Love King." Enjoy.

And the remix with Eminem is equal quality of superb status.

This young lady is truly a revelation, and she most certainly deserves The Whole Delivery's Song of the Week Award (and that's not even factoring in Big Boi's always immaculate presence). So enjoy the rising Janelle Monae, featuring Big Boi", with "Tightrope." It is certainly a great video.

With the release of her third album, here is the elegant Vivian Green with the aptly titled "Beautiful", which is the same name as her album. Green has always been a fine person, but really hasn't had any standout stuff in her career to be established in the industry besides being a songwriter and a lovely face. Here though is a song that will certainly give her a potential push to debut in the Top 10 on the charts next week. Your Song of the Week, from Vivian Green, "Beautiful."

It wasn't even a question, as this Saturday's song of the week is unamiously Erykah Badu's "Window Seat."

No question about it.....this is the song of the times right now. And though I still believe that in terms of his US popularity that this still looks to be the only hit (with how the album is not even be discussed about here), Taio Cruz is hopefully going to make me wrong about that. The Whole Delivery's song of the week......(and another Ludacris sighting once again):

From the ridiculously underrated Corinne Bailey Rae and her comeback to deserved attention, here is your Song of the Week from The Whole Delivery Saturday. It's "Paris Nights, New York Mornings." Enjoy!

In the spirit of "The Princess And The Frog", the song of the week selection is given to Ne-Yo "You're The Best Thing I Ever Needed." Enjoy:

Quality indeed....here is Raheem DeVaughn featuring Ludacris with "Bulletproof"

And you will probably are tired of it outside of us New Yorkers.