Ne-yo ft. John Legend and Cassie

Now I am digging this. I have awaited the day the day that would come that someone would give us the chance to watch a music video that payed homage to Boomerang. Which I think is one of Eddie Murphy's last good films.

This is a good modern take on the film. So I am truly digging it and would not mind seeing a remake of the movie. However with a stronger plot, and some awesome actors.

Video Premiere ::::: Cassie " Is It You"

Cassie made a promise recently to Step up( no pun intended)her Music production; content, vocals, and presentation. With her lack luster album sales from her debut album, the spotlight is on her, and not from the rumors behind, whether she is a concubine of Sean Combs or no, OK maybe for that as well.

This video may be evidence that she is keeping her promise and that she is growing as an artist, and what we witnessed from her debut is from premature entry into her music career. For her new Movie Step up two: Back to the streets, she has put together a single for the soundtrack, which is proof the growth of this artist may be more than a press release.

Cassie to release sophomore record

Cassie has set out to produce her second album and from what she has to say, she is focusing on content and less on how good she will look in a Video. With Ryan Leslie returning, she will be guaranteed a few hits, along with her promise that her vocals will show improvement from her first effort. Now that she is 21 years old she will be able to show you some deeper content, and vocal range as stated in her recent interview.

"I guess I grew up a lot but I'm still in essence the same person," says the 21-year-old singer. "Lots has changed in my life, stuff that has made me think about things differently. I'm more vulnerable and you can hear my vocals better this time around. There's real emotion and a much realer connection with my fans."

The album features production from Seven, Mario Winans, Bryan Michael Cox, Eric Hudson, Sean C and LV and mentor Ryan Leslie, who discovered the Connecticut native. There are no guest features recorded as of yet.

And although a first single hasn't been released, Cassie assures it will be "a club record -- something fun and dance-able." Possible contenders include the Seven-produced "My House," the flirty "Thirsty" and the concept track "Push It," on which Cassie sings, "Want you to light me up / keep me on my toes / gotta hold it steady."

I am waiting to see, she has the look, and the style needed to go far, but
will fizz out if she does not apply the talent that is needed, and that
is vocal range, lyrics that have a substance to them, and unbridled passion seeping through every track. Other than that she does not need to change a thing.

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