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7:40AM | posted by Charissa Che | March 24, 2009 | comments: 1

Keri Hilson Paves Her Own Way With A Foray To 'A Perfect World'

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Singer-songwriter Keri Hilson stopped by live in our studio to perform her songs "Turnin' Me On" and "Energy" from her debut album, In a Perfect World.

The album, which showcases Hilson's ability to translate every day trials and tribulations into engaging music is chock-full of feel-good music that strives to empower women in its underlying themes. The effort features notable guest appearances by Timbaland, Lil Wayne, Akon, Keyshia Cole, and Ne-Yo. "I deliver my songs with emotion," Hilson says on her official website. "I don't like a lot of effects. It takes away from the emotion...I don't want anyone to walk away from my album just thinking, 'That sounds nice.' Anybody can do that. I’m much more concerned that they walk away thinking, 'That felt great.'"

We first took notice of Hilson when she seduced Usher in the latter's video for "Love in This Club." She has written songs for Britney Spears, Ciara, Usher, and Ludacris. Having made a name for herself as an arranger and background vocalist, Hilson's own journey to superstardom began when she was a mere teen. Hilson began arranging songs, cutting vocals and engineering sessions. She has worked closely with Timbaland, with whom she collaborated on the hit song, "The Way I Are."

In A Perfect World is set to establish Hilson as an artist to be reckoned with for years to come. The album hits stores today and you can catch her in person at her album release party and signing at 6pm at Wet Seal (42B West 14th Street, near Union Square).

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Posted by J. Ryan at March 24, 2009 8:26 AM

Why does everyone think it's so outrageous for the people who actually use mass transit to pay their own way? 75% of the bridge and tunnel tolls collected in NYC go to support mass transit. Gasoline tax, road use tax, vehicle registration fees and surcharges, phone and utility surcharges, (and the proposed payroll tax) all go to subsidize mass transit. The people who don't use the trains and buses pay more for them than the people who do. I find it hard to believe that $2.50 more a week for round trip transportation to work would be a hardship on most commuters.

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