Sexy Lady MC Magic is a popular song by the American rapper MC Magic. Released in 2008 as part of his album "Magic City", this track has become synonymous with his unique style and seductive lyrics. The song itself revolves around MC Magic's admiration for a beautiful woman he encounters. From the very beginning, Sexy Lady MC Magic captivates listeners with its catchy beats and smooth rhythms. The song's main idea is to celebrate the allure and charm of a captivating woman, with MC Magic expressing his desire to get to know her better. His lyrics are filled with romantic and flirtatious lines, all of which are delivered in his signature silky-smooth voice.
Teena Marie comes across as a throwback to the previous decade. This facet of Teena Marie provides her songs with something different, something spiritual, they can come across as gauche or just plain naive. But you can hear how much Teen Marie believes in the words she's singing, she is one hundred percent genuine. Coupled with her heartfelt and impassioned vocals you are won over, if only for the duration of a song. Luckily Teena Marie has a muse in the form of Motown funk master Rick James. Without him Teena Marie could have produced an album of long form ballads full of hippy whimsy and new age musings. But with a guiding hand such as the one he provides results in a great album.
Many soul and funk albums released in the early eighties had ballads and It Must Be Magic is no exception, but they are usually the least exciting or unimaginative tracks on any given album. Revolution is a call to arms but I would imagine many of the listeners would pay more attention to the fantastic bassline and wild guitar than to the lyrics.
His lyrics are filled with romantic and flirtatious lines, all of which are delivered in his signature silky-smooth voice. As the song progresses, MC Magic skillfully weaves a story of seduction and desire. He describes the woman's physical features and attributes, highlighting her sex appeal and undeniable beauty.
Teena Marie It Must Be Magic
Without a doubt the best album Teena Marie ever made and a true 80's highlight. So many classic songs in the mix here but what really struck me were the deep cuts. "Revolution" & "Where's California" are incredible but "Yes Indeed" brought out emotions in me that I rarely ever encounter. Only the best of music can conjure these kinds of feelings and it's here for you in spades.
These songs in the hands of a lesser musician would have still been good because they're so well written and well played but Teena's voice is so ridiculously impactful that it sends this album into the stars. It's so good that we're going to ignore the below average "Ballad Of Cradle Rob and Me". If you're reading this right now buy this album. It's a requirement.
Highlights
It Must Be Magic
Revolution
Where's California
Square Biz
Portuguese Love
Yes Indeed
Teena Marie might be considered one of the best white soul artists, but lyrically comes across as a hippy, a child of the age of aquarius, a new age voyager. Quite the opposite of what other R&B artists were singing about in the eighties. I guess it could be something to do with being from California.
Teena Marie comes across as a throwback to the previous decade. This facet of Teena Marie provides her songs with something different, something spiritual, they can come across as gauche or just plain naive. But you can hear how much Teen Marie believes in the words she's singing, she is one hundred percent genuine. Coupled with her heartfelt and impassioned vocals you are won over, if only for the duration of a song. Luckily Teena Marie has a muse in the form of Motown funk master Rick James. Without him Teena Marie could have produced an album of long form ballads full of hippy whimsy and new age musings. But with a guiding hand such as the one he provides results in a great album.
It Must Be Magic starts off with a bang with "It Must Be Magic", the sheer exuberance is intoxicating. Teena is at her effervescent best here, it's like she's mainlining sugar. "Revolution" is a call to arms but I would imagine many of the listeners would pay more attention to the fantastic bassline and wild guitar than to the lyrics.
Many soul and funk albums released in the early eighties had ballads and It Must Be Magic is no exception, but they are usually the least exciting or unimaginative tracks on any given album. Not so here though. "Where's California" is a gloriously overblown affair. The vocals are wonderfully impassioned. It is one of the three examples on the album of Teena Marie and her songwriting ability, her unique version of soul, you wish for more ballads.
The following two tracks on It Must Be Magic "365" and Opus III (Does Anybody Care) (a one minute and thirty three second song isn't really an Opus is it Teena?) are minor affairs before the slam dunk of "Square Biz".
"Square Biz" like "It Must Be Magic" is an energetic track that features a rhythm that is contagious, the syncopation grabs you by the collar and doesn't let go, dragging you to your feet and making you dance or at least nod your head. Teena Marie is so sassy and charismatic, you just imagine the joy on her face when recording this. The whole track is filled with glee. One of her best funk tracks putting the 'up' in up-tempo'
One of the few tracks not written by Teena Marie is "The Ballad of Cradle Rob and Me" and while she does the best she can it's just not as good as the songs penned by herself. Which leads us to "Portuguese Love". Teena Marie has written many great songs, many of them garnered her hits, but some are on another level, songs that are classic, timeless. "Portuguese Love" is one such song. It can simply be described as an epic. All yearning and passion. A song where Teena Marie wholly is absorbed within the song she wrote, sounding enraptured by the song's romantic theme. The latin rhythms and string arrangements create a sensual mood, all simmering heat and humid intimacy. The breakdown is like an impassioned heartbeat beating against the chest that winds down, leisurely, creating an arbour of sensual bliss, lovers wordless whispers, and of intimate susurration.
"Portuguese Love" would have been a fine way to end It Must Be Magic but we get one more beautiful ballad in the form of "Yes Indeed". This piano led song is another fine example of Teena Marie's romantic side, albeit one with sadness wrapped up within its beauty.
With It Must Be Magic Teena Marie proved to be more than just the Ivory Queen of Soul, she was an artist with a singular style and had more to offer than just soul, she offered her soul, through her music.
It Must Be Magic starts off with a bang with "It Must Be Magic", the sheer exuberance is intoxicating. Teena is at her effervescent best here, it's like she's mainlining sugar. "Revolution" is a call to arms but I would imagine many of the listeners would pay more attention to the fantastic bassline and wild guitar than to the lyrics.
In doing so, he creates a vivid image of a confident and alluring lady that listeners can't help but be drawn to. Moreover, the song's lyrics are complemented by MC Magic's melodic singing and rap verses. His delivery is both sultry and heartfelt, expressing genuine emotions through his words. As a result, Sexy Lady MC Magic manages to strike a balance between sensuality and sincerity, making it an instant hit among fans. In addition to the song's musical qualities, Sexy Lady MC Magic has also garnered attention for its memorable music video. The video captures the essence of the song, showcasing MC Magic's encounters with the sexy lady he sings about. With its vibrant colors, stylish visuals, and captivating choreography, the video further enhances the song's appeal and serves as a visual representation of MC Magic's admiration for the lady in question. Overall, Sexy Lady MC Magic is a song that celebrates female beauty and expresses desire in a romantic and respectful manner. The combination of catchy beats, smooth vocals, and heartfelt lyrics makes it a favorite among fans of MC Magic's music. Whether you're a fan of hip hop or simply appreciate a well-crafted love song, Sexy Lady MC Magic is sure to leave a lasting impression..
Reviews for "Bold, Beautiful, and Badass: Celebrating Sexy Lady MCs"
1. John - 2/5 - I was really disappointed with "Sexy lady mc magic". The song lacks originality and the lyrics feel superficial. It's just another generic track about a supposed sexy lady, and I was expecting something more creative from MC Magic. The production is also underwhelming, with a repetitive beat that doesn't add anything to the overall composition. Overall, this song didn't live up to my expectations and I wouldn't recommend it to others.
2. Emily - 3/5 - "Sexy lady mc magic" is a catchy tune, but it's not my cup of tea. The lyrics are quite shallow, focusing on superficial attributes rather than substance. The repetitive chorus becomes tiresome after a few listens. However, I understand that it might appeal to some listeners who enjoy more mainstream and straightforward songs. Personally, I prefer music with deeper meaning and originality, so this track didn't leave a lasting impression on me.
3. Alex - 2/5 - I didn't enjoy "Sexy lady mc magic". The song lacks any lyrical depth or complexity. It's a cliché portrayal of a sexy lady with predictable rhymes and unremarkable melodies. While the production is decent, it's not enough to save the overall mediocrity of the track. MC Magic has done better in the past, and I was disappointed to see him resort to such generic content. There are far better songs out there to explore than wasting time on this one.