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T-Pain gets back to using Auto-Tuned vocals on his new song produced by De-Capo Music Group.

It is a slow week for pop music releases, everyone is still gobbling up Taylor Swifts 1989 that came out last week, but here are a few to check out.

When T-Pain burst onto the music scene with his first hit "I'm Sprung", he opened a Pandora's Box of copycat artists that tried to take advantage of his signature autotune sound that he brought to the mainstream. Following years of autotuned hits, NPR has gotten the singer to drop the digitized effect and sing a set of songs in a stripped down, all-natural set.

We’ve all been there. The morning after a wild party. A ripping headache and nauseous stomach. A stranger in bed beside us. The subsequent walk of shame. T-Pain captures all of those actions and emotions in the video for ‘Hangover,’ which he wrote and directed. The video won’t be on his new album ‘rEVOLVEr,’ but it’s hilarious as it captures a universal feeling.