Next!

Next!
Studio album by
Publication (s)	October 14, 2005
Label (s)	Warner Music Group
Format (s)	CD
Genre (s)	Dancehall , dub , reggae , hip-hop
Title (number)	14th
production	Seeed
chronology Music Monks (2003) Next! Live (2006)
Single releases August 22, 2005 Get up! November 25, 2005 Schwinger February 10, 2006 thing

Chart positions Explanation of the data

Albums

Next!   DE 2 10/31/2005 (45 weeks)   AT 3 10/30/2005 (44 weeks)   CH 11 10/30/2005 (38 weeks)

Singles

Get up!   DE 5 05.09.2005 (15 weeks)   AT 14th 09/04/2005 (17 weeks)   CH 28 09/25/2005 (13 weeks) Schwinger   DE 68 05/12/2005 (9 weeks)   AT 57 12/18/2005 (5 weeks) thing   DE 5 02/27/2006 (26 weeks)   AT 4th 02/24/2006 (32 weeks)   CH 27 03/05/2006 (19 weeks)

Next! is the third album of Berlin reggae / dance hall - group SEEED . It was released on October 14, 2005 and was awarded three gold records in Germany .

Track list

#	title	length
1.	Schwinger	3:20
2.	Next ...!	3:06
3.	Get up! (feat. Cee-Lo Green )	3:51
4th	Stand up	2:38
5.	Tight pants	3:06
6th	Please, Please (feat. Lady Saw )	3:36
7th	Ocean's 11th	2:53
8th.	Can't Hold Me	2:39
9.	Goosebumps	2:50
10.	Slow life	4:17
11.	thing	3:25
12.	She got me twisted	3:11
13.	Light The Sun	3:02
14th	End Of The Day (feat. Maya dela Gwada )	3:26

Music genre

The majority can be assigned to dancehall , but this album has influences from many different musical styles. Stand Up , for example, is more likely to be assigned to the Big Beat , while Slowlife is more likely to be assigned to the Downbeat and Trip-Hop .

Singles

Get up!

The first single was Aufstehn! in collaboration with the American hip-hop and soul musician Cee-Lo Green . The official video was released on August 22, 2005. In the video, the three Seeed singers drive across a lake in a motorboat, Green is also shown. The first verse was sung by Baigorry , the intro and the second verse (in the first half also in German, in the second in English) by Dellé , the third verse by Green and the refrain by Nabé .

Schwinger

Schwinger was released on November 25, 2005 as the second single on the album. The video shows the members of Seeed in red suits, which they often wore to concerts in 2006.

thing

→ Main article : Ding (song)

The piece Ding appeared 2006. Seeed thus won the Federal Vision Song Contest 2006 .

reception

laut.de praises the “party factor” of the 14 songs, which is “in the maximum range”.

However, the opinions of the fans were rather mixed. Many criticized the big step towards mainstream.

Trivia

The song Goosebumps was used in Deceptions , the first episode of the fifth season of Munich 7 .

Web links

• Party factor in the upper speed range.

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Seeed in the German album charts. ( Memento of the original of December 18, 2014 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was automatically inserted and not yet checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. musicline.de 
2. ↑ ^{a b} Seeed in the Austrian charts. austriancharts.at
3. ↑ ^{a b} Seeed in the Swiss charts. hitparade.ch
4. ↑ Seeed in the German single charts. ( Memento of the original of December 18, 2014 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was automatically inserted and not yet checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. musicline.de 
5. ↑ allmusic.com
6. ↑ Review by Next! on laut.de