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If your search for includes the deluxe version, you get four additional gems:
Be sure to check the tracklist. Some modern “greatest hits” compilations are often mislabeled. You want the original Beluga Heights/Warner Bros. release from March 2, 2010, with the black-and-white cover of Jason sitting on a stool. jason+derulo+jason+derulo+2010+albumtop+full+album
The Anthemic Breakup Song Ironically upbeat for a song about being dumped, “Ridin’ Solo” is pure euphoric pop. With its acoustic guitar intro building into a thumping house beat, Derulo celebrates the freedom of single life. The music video, featuring a lonely penthouse party, became an MTV staple. It peaked at #9 on the Hot 100 and remains a wedding reception favorite (for the singles, of course). If your search for includes the deluxe version,
Did we miss your favorite deep cut from the 2010 album? Drop a comment below. For more retro pop album deep dives, subscribe to our newsletter. release from March 2, 2010, with the black-and-white
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Before he became the man who literally sang his own name at the start of every hit, Jason Derulo was a struggling songwriter. He penned hits for artists like Pitbull (“Calle Ocho”) and Diddy (“Tell Me”). But by 2009, he was ready to step into the spotlight. His debut single, “Whatcha Say,” was an unlikely smash—built on a sample of Imogen Heap’s ethereal “Hide and Seek.” The risk paid off, and the album quickly became one of the most anticipated releases of 2010.