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November 26, 2009 @ 2:27 pm | Written by: J. Tinsley

Marsha Ambrosius – "Doesn't Matter To Me"


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As I  anxiously wait for the inevitable “food’s ready!” announcement (and the Cowboys game), I figured I’d pass the time by doing this. Marsha Ambrosius is by far one of the most talented artists in the world, at least in my book.  Any and everything she jumps on I feel it is my civic duty to obtain it and if she ever decides to release a solo album, best believe I’ll be in Best Buy that Tuesday to support.

Her voice has always been sensual, exotic and introspective at the same time. Lord knows every time she hops on a hook it instantly increases the quality of the song by at least five notches. “Don’t Matter To Me” is an intimate record from Miss Marsha and should eventually have a solid place on any R&B playlist. While I’m unsure what project this will be found on, Marsha’s soothing vocals and infectious beat by Oak & Maddscientist should certainly have this on repeat for awhile as the former Floetry member pleads her case as to why her love is, in essence, second to none.

I’m sure you’ve received 30 different mass text messages, but I can’t go without saying Happy Thanksgiving to you and yours.

DL: Marsha Ambrosius–Don’t Matter To Me

Bonus: Wale feat. Marsha Ambrosious–Diary (Acoustic Version)

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  1. Verse

    November 30, 2009 @ 11:22 am

    Marsha’s album is indeed one of the most awaited album over on our side as well.
    This particular track is a demo for a track on Letoya Luckett’s album
    full details here http://www.soulculture.co.uk/blogs/marsha-ambrosius-matter-demo-for-letoya-luckett/

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