Dec 10, 2007 • 1 min read

CMU Track of the Year 2007

CMU readers continue voting for their 2007 track of the year, with early votes including Kanye West, Nas and Rakim's DJ Premier remix of 'Classic'.

Yes, it's December everybody. Which means it is time for the CMU Track Of The Year thingimy thing - where the great and good that are the CMU Daily readership have the opportunity to big up the tracks that got them most excited in 2007.

If you haven't voted yet, there is still chance to get your votes in - you can pick a single, album track, b-side, bootleg, remix, demo, anything that first surfaced this year. You should email the name of your fave track and a couple of sentences on why it's great to [email protected].

Meanwhile, here's some votes already received...

Kanye West, Nas, Rakim & KRS-One - Classic (DJ Premier Remix)

"Absolute hip-hop heaven. The sublime DJ Premier production harks back to his vintage Gang Starr/Jeru/Group Home heyday, while this dream team of rappers firmly represents the very best of two decades of undisputable talent. My favourite line: "rappers spit rhymes that are mostly illegal, MC's spit rhymes that will uplift their people" (KRS-One) - genius".

Simon Barnabas, RCA Label Group

Feist - 1 2 3 4 (Van She Tech remix) _

"Van She brings on the electric love to perfectly complement Leslie's superbly simplistic lyrics. Lovely and dancey".

Ellie Shaw, EMAP Music

Vote for your track of the year - email the name of your fave track and a couple of sentences on why it's great to [email protected].

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