OK HERE IT IS STAT QUO - GET LOW PRODUCED BY DR. DRE (DOWNLOAD)

[Sikotic™]

People were bustin nuts with anticipation over this?

Shame on a nigga!

[Detox Iz Not Active]

also who co-produced this track



because we all know Dre isn't beats by himself anymore

[P Nelson]

Beat is not great, just good, but should sound good on CDQ. I am not sold on that Stat Quo guy.

[West Coast Veteran]

Beat is nice. I will download Stat Quo's album.

[Minkaveli]

Dope beat.  Bad lyrics.  Someone like Nas or Busta would have benefited from this.  Sounds a lot like Get You Some.

[Rebel]

Hot track, and better than I expected.

Also, I think people are being too harsh on Stat. For one, this is a club single (it's not like Stat is going to come on some battling/conscience shit on here). Two, his flow was just fine for a commercial single, as a manner of fact it's better than most people's shit today. Look at the content on "In Da Club" or "How We Do". How is this any differrent as far as a commercial club track?

[Timmeeeehh]

Imma wait for Dre to remix this... It's tight, but can be 100 times better..

[eazye]

Beat is good enough for me to ignore Stat.Waiting for CDQ

EDIT:shit's growing on me

[Meho]

also who co-produced this track



because we all know Dre isn't beats by himself anymore

Dawuan Parker, the same dude that did stuff with Dre for Big Bang. Makes sense, this sounds like Get You Some only better imo.

The beat is great, a banger, should sound dope in CDQ.

Sounds like a mix of Outta Control and "Oh" from Obie to me.

[kingwell]

Hot track, and better than I expected.

Also, I think people are being too harsh on Stat. For one, this is a club single (it's not like Stat is going to come on some battling/conscience shit on here). Two, his flow was just fine for a commercial single, as a manner of fact it's better than most people's shit today. Look at the content on "In Da Club" or "How We Do". How is this any differrent as far as a commercial club track?

The difference is the beat isn't a good club production.  In Da Club and How We Do were good club productions.  Another difference is Stat's voice just isn't for clubs, its raspy and nasty.  I'm a true head, so I'm not gonna fuck with average tracks...

[R-Tistic]

Wow........I am growin on this beat by the second. His flow is pretty hot on here....this beat sounds very dark and experimental as someone said. I don't really feel that it's called "Get low" since Lil Jon already classic-afied a track with that title. But damn...I think this track in CDQ could be dope as hell.

Sounds like a 8.5/10 track from first listen....and if it gets pushed, it could be huge. Sounds a LOT different from everything going on in ATL and will appeal to the nation....but since he is from ATL, he'll have that down south support. Good look.

[R-Tistic]

I took out the tags, turned the bass n hi's up a little bit, and faded it out so it sounds real. I'd say quality is about 75-80%.

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[kingwell]

Wow........I am growin on this beat by the second. His flow is pretty hot on here....this beat sounds very dark and experimental as someone said. I don't really feel that it's called "Get low" since Lil Jon already classic-afied a track with that title. But damn...I think this track in CDQ could be dope as hell.

Sounds like a 8.5/10 track from first listen....and if it gets pushed, it could be huge. Sounds a LOT different from everything going on in ATL and will appeal to the nation....but since he is from ATL, he'll have that down south support. Good look.

Oh please. Just because he is from the south and not sounding like it, you are giving him mad props?  This track will go no where.  I bet 10 bucks on Paypal.

[T-Dogg]

The beat - Good Dre beat. Dude still got it.

Stat - I hadn't heard anything from him in such a long time I had actually forgotten what he sounds like. Gotta admit that some time into the track the raps grow on you, but still stuff is only so-so. Stat hasn't ever really been that, IMO. Somebody else could've ripped it apart though. The beat hungers for the right lyrics to go with it, and Stat didn't brint 'em on this one.

[fptz]

D A M N

That beat is FUCKING HOT.