RIHANNA DIAMONDS VIDEO SONG DOWNLOAD MUSIC MP3

So shine bright tonight, you and I. Shine bright like a diamond. Shine bright like a diamond.

Rihanna Diamonds Video Song Download Music Mp3

Download Music Mp3:- Rihanna Diamonds.ItвЂ™s historically been hard to warm up to a slow Rihanna song, and thatвЂ™s equal parts due to the natural quality of her vocals, the persona sheвЂ™s carved for herself as a pop star, and, unfortunately, what we know about Rihanna the person. Listen to Do You Mind Mixed by DJ. It was written by Sia together with its producers, Benny Blanco and StarGate.The song premiered on September 26, 2012, during the Elvis Duran and the Morning Show and was digitally released the following day as the lead single from Unapologetic.Browse for Only One By Dj Khalid song lyrics by entered search phrase. WeвЂ™re beautiful like diamonds in the sky.'Diamonds' is a song recorded by Barbadian singer Rihanna for her seventh studio album, Unapologetic (2012).

Sure, I guess seapunk is mainstream now, but I think thatвЂ™s an acceptable price to pay to watch a pop artist who weвЂ™re used to seeing hide behind sick drops and Auto-Tune execute a bonkers vision and a confident vocal performance on live television.All sax jokes aside, a lot of the reason that вЂњDiamondsвЂќ doesnвЂ™t sound as fresh as it could is that its production, while both a dramatic change of tone and yet somehow still perfectly on-brand, sounds about a year late to the Chromatics/M83/ Drive soundtrack buzz party of late 2011. And while most would say Ke$ha is the underdog in this imaginary battle, it felt like a no-brainer to favor her single вЂ” a stompy, soaring anthem to sloppy partying (really, what else?) with one of the best synth centerpieces of the year.(I also realized that every time I heard the opening keyboard chords on вЂњDiamondsвЂќ my brain was telling me I was about to listen to M83вЂ™s вЂњMidnight City,вЂќ and the lack of a climactic sax solo probably left me feeling a little underserved.)But in the last week or so, IвЂ™ve come around to вЂњDiamondsвЂќ вЂ” with not a little help from RihannaвЂ™s insane, deeply affecting performance of it on SNL this past weekend. Even though I am generally very pro-Rihanna, in the past month I found myself rooting for Ke$haвЂ™s вЂњDie YoungвЂќ to beat it on the race up the charts вЂ” both songs were released the same week, were co-written by wunderkind songwriter Benny Blanco, and were the lead singles for the respective artistsвЂ™ upcoming albums. (Though the non-single вЂњFool in LoveвЂќ off of Talk That Talk was a strong step in the right direction.)For the first few weeks of its release, I felt underwhelmed by вЂњDiamonds,вЂќ and I couldnвЂ™t exactly figure out why. The past year has seen a steady stream of sweat-drenched dance hits that were so much fun it felt objectively incorrect to say that anything was missing. The towering ballad should be a staple in any pop divaвЂ™s catalog, but meandering, laggy lowlights like 2010вЂ™s вЂњCalifornia King BedвЂќ made me think that Rihanna might be an exception to that rule.

Of course,В RiRi still seems to be contractually obligated to talk about ecstasy at least three times per track, which seems kind of on the nose in a song whose lyrics sound like they were written by somebody on ecstasy. Written by Sia Furler, theyвЂ™re on the abstract end of RihannaвЂ™s lyrical output, for the most part. I appreciate that.If the first-person omniscient вЂњWe Found LoveвЂќ were a movie, вЂњDiamondsвЂќ could easily be a monologue from one of its melancholy, love-struck characters. As mentioned above, Rihanna has plenty of good songs to put on at an impromptu dance party, this is her first that seems tailor-made for a late-night, bleary-eyed grocery store run. DonвЂ™t get me wrong, I still enjoy that sound, but itвЂ™s not the most mind-blowingly original thing anymore.What keeps the track lifted is its steady pace вЂ” itвЂ™s rhythmic and mellow at the same time, and the heartbeat-esque bass kick keeps it moving forward, and gives what might have turned into a sleepy or monotonous melody a determined energy.

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