ショーン・キングストン (Sean Kingston)

Sean Kingston
Kisean Anderson (born February 3, 1990 in Miami, Florida) known by his stage name Sean Kingston, is a Jamaican-American emerging reggae, rap and pop hybrid musician.

Kingston, through a unique venture between Epic Records and Koch Records, released the single, "Beautiful Girls," in summer 2007. A single based on the exact bass line, and some lyrical "association" of the 1967 hit (and later a hit when re-released in 1986) "Stand By Me" by Ben E. King. Kingston's latest single, "Me Love" stays in the same musical "association" vein, and its chorus samples Led Zeppelin's "D'yer Maker."

Kingston also has a "street single", entitled "Colours", which features The Game, along with a fellow Miami native, Rick Ross. The remix features Kardinal Offishall and Vybz Kartel. Many of the lyrics on 'Colours' are based on his experience seeing his mother and sister incarcerated. He regrets the circumstances they created that put them in prison but admits it has made the family stronger and made him a better person. Andre 3000 and Amy Winehouse are few that have said that they want to make a verse or a remix of the song "Beautiful Girls".

Sean Kingston is known for switching between an Urban-American dialect and a Jamaican patois in his music...
(Wikipedia: Sean Kingston)