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Q&A: female vocals sung in Jason Merulo’s watcha say not Imogen Heap.?
Published November 29, 2010
Question by Nick Bollea: female vocals sung in Jason Merulo’s watcha say not Imogen Heap.?
Although it is clear Jason Merulo sampled Imogen Heaps Hide and Seek, it is not Imogen Heap’s voice that is singing the vocals/chorus in the song Watcha Say? Imogen Heap doesn’t have that same tone in her voice. It sounds more like JoJo (Joann Levesque) and it could possibly be her because no credits are given to anyone singing the vocals while she is in a contract dispute with her record label.
check that Jason Derulo.
Best answer:
Answer by very berry
i agree
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