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Step Up 2: The Streets,Movie Soundtracks

- Step Up 2: The Streets
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Movie Soundtracks
Released 2008

Church
04:00
79,374 plays

Low
03:50
75,886 plays

Shake Your Pom Pom
04:00
70,815 plays

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- 1
- Low
- 03:50
- 75,886 plays

- 2
- Shake Your Pom Pom
- 04:00
- 70,815 plays

- 3
- Killa
- 03:50
- 61,779 plays

- 4
- Hypnotized
- 03:08
- 36,504 plays

- 5
- Is It You
- 03:57
- 38,590 plays

- 6
- Can't Help But Wait
- 03:24
- 33,497 plays

- 7
- Church
- 04:00
- 79,374 plays

- 8
- Ching-A-Ling
- 03:38
- 52,847 plays

- 9
- Push
- 03:28
- 43,983 plays

- 10
- 369
- 03:31
- 36,014 plays

- 11
- Impossible
- 04:08
- 33,159 plays

- 12
- Lives in da Club
- 03:28
- 32,928 plays

- 13
- Girl You Know
- 04:15
- 18,903 plays

- 14
- Say Cheese
- 04:05
- 28,460 plays

- 15
- Let It Go
- 03:21
- 37,755 plays

- 16
- Ain't No Stressin
- 04:19
- 45,235 plays

album review

Pre-loaded with a couple well-established (meaning played into the ground) hits from 2007 -- Flo Rida and T-Pain's "Low," Trey Songz and Plies' "Can't Help But Wait" -- the soundtrack to Step Up 2: The Streets is, unsurprisingly, a mixed bag of pop-oriented rap and R&B featuring second-rate tracks from well-known stars (Missy Elliott, Enrique Iglesias, T-Pain), follow-ups from relative newcomers attempting to maintain and increase momentum (Cherish, Cassie), and a whole bunch of up-and-comers with early material (KC, Bayje, Brit & Alex, Sophia Fresh). Among the new tracks, there's a handful of highlights: "Is It You" is Cassie's most "pop" song yet, as light as a feather, reliant mostly on a simple combination of handclaps and a fuzzy guitar; with "Killa," Cherish seem OK with continuing to invite Ciara comparisons, though it's their best track yet; "Say Cheese," from in-heat-but-collected R&B singer KC, is the disc's most pleasant surprise, a Danja production providing several subtle twists and turns (and just the right amount of weirdness). ~ Andy Kellman, All Music Guide