Jay Sean's Free R&B Mixtape A Thank-You To Fans

Most of Jay Sean's Stateside fans have come to know the British pop singer for his uptempo radio-friendly hits like "Hit the Lights," "2012 (It Ain't the End)," "Do You Remember" and, of course, his #1 chart single "Down."
And after embarking on a tour with co-headlining pop singers JoJo and Joe Jonas (it kicked off in Boston on Tuesday), it's fair to say Jay Sean is widely known on these shores as a pop star. But for millions of his fans across Europe and Asia, folks that have followed Sean through two previous albums before his 2009 U.S. debut — '04's Me Against Myself and '08s My Own Way — know that he's more than just pop.

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In fact, the Hounslow, England, native has a real affinity for beatboxing and, to an even greater extent, R&B music. It was his R&B jam "Ride It" that first caught the attention of Cash Money Records CEO Ronald "Slim" Williams, and now Jay is flexing his rhythm and blues muscle in a big way, with a new mixtape titled The Mistress. The 15-song tape was released this week for free and features nothing but original tracks, all produced by OFM, the production outfit behind virtually all of Jay Sean's Stateside material
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