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Since we last reported on Sean Fury—the self-proclaimed "Master of Mood Music" and undiscovered YouTube talent—his body of work has nearly doubled. It's a wonder this dude's career hasn't taken off yet (only 167 Likes on his Facebook page, really?). For those unfamiliar with Fury's gifts, he's something of a genre-bending artist (not too mention a pop-locking virtuoso). His catalog of music, which spans R&B, hip-hop and country, examines the most pressing issues of the day: racism, love and the struggle with identity. He really is an artist for all time. What follows is a collection of the singer's greatest hits—each song more impressive than the last.
We've said it once before, but it bears repeating: there is only one Sean Fury; accept no substitutes.
For more, visit Fury's artist page here and check out his entire catalog on YouTube.
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"Bi-racial"
The song that started it all.
"U Got It"
"Do You Hear What Im Sayin"
"Explain"
"Racism"
"She's Not My Girlfriend"
"Believe In Me"
"Texas"
"A Thriller"
"When Is My Doom"
"They Keep Talking"
"The World Cries For Love"
"Don't You Cry"
"Bi-racial," the official music video
The song that launched the career of Sean Fury finally got the proper video treatment. Bask in all its pop-locking, soul-infused splendor.