Don't Kill The Magic

I've heard them playing this song (rude)and I've wanted to know what it was called and who it was by and I quite like the other songs on the cd as well

Not long ago, I heard this catchy radio track called "Rude" by Magic! At the time they were unsure whether to venture into Pop or stick with Reggae, which is quite understandable for a Toronto-based group. I bought this CD and have loved all of it, and I'm hoping they will stick the Reggae sound for their future recordings. It's a catchy upbeat sound that sounds surprisingly good, and you'll soon warm to the recordings, there's no question about that. If you like catchy music then "Don't Kill The Magic" by Magic! is your certified calling card. I loved it when I bought it - and I think you'll be doing something quite similar soon.

I love this cd!!! I know on the radio all we seem to have heard is the track rude which is a great song, but I think we have really missed out until now. The cd is easy to listen to and the only song I don't like is Paradise which in my opinion is abit weird. I have new favourites No way No being just one of them. I love this band and I would say they are doing justice to reggae and will soon have legions of fans. I really hope we don't have to wait too long for their next offering

Nice Reggie Pop kind of sound. Due to the big hit 'Rude', I'd presume others would buy this album. I think you have to listen to it a few times over, to see if you like it and get a feel for the album. I do! :) Nice album guys! I do believe some of the songs on the album are as good as, or better than "Rude'. I hope these guys will be round for a while longer now! :) Definatly a nice cheery, happy album and mellow too.

Great vibe. Well worth getting.

A surprisingly good album. Only bought it for one song but enjoy listening to the whole album. It has a very Sting/Police feel to it (in my opinion) which to me is a bonus. Also got it at a great price, and with the combined auto download you can't go wrong.

Great CD. We saw this band at Wembley when they were supporting Maroon 5. I liked their music so much I bought the CD afterwards. Light reggae mixed with an influence of The Police, who they apparently admire, which comes through in their music.

Did like it but it reminds me of my ex so don't listen to it no more.