Use Me

Album: Kaleidoscope Dream (2012)
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  • Miguel reluctantly relinquishes control to his lady on this Oak and Pop Wansel produced track, while admitting to feeling nervous about the prospect of sex with the lights on. Asked by The Guardian if he felt brave to drop the macho guard which is so prevalent in hip-hop and R&B, Miguel replied: "All my favourite artists did that anyway. Art is based on emotion, but being macho is based on ego; the wall protecting that emotion."

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