Artist	Song
Lil Wayne	Go DJ
from Tha Carter (2004)
Destiny's Child	Lose My Breath
from Destiny Fulfilled (2004)
Monica	U Should've Known Better
from After the Storm (2002)
Mase	Breathe, Stretch, Shake
from Welcome Back (2005)
Lloyd Banks	On Fire
from The Hunger for More (2004)
T.I.	Rubber Band Man
from Trap Muzik (2003)
Pitbull & Lil Jon	Culo
from M.I.A.M.I. (2004)
Juvenile, Skip & Wacko	Nolia Clap
from The Beginning of the End... (2010)
Nina Sky	Move Ya Body
from Nina Sky (2004)
Ludacris & Shawnna	Stand Up
from Chicken-N-Beer (2003)
Jill Scott	Golden
from Beautifully Human - Words and Sounds, Vol. 2 (2004)
Christina Milian	Dip It Low
from It's About Time (2004)
Anthony Hamilton	Charlene
from Comin' from Where I'm From (2003)
Ying Yang Twins & Trick Daddy	What's Happenin!
from Me & My Brother (2003)
Young Buck	Shorty Wanna Ride
from Straight Outta Cashville (2004)
Big Mato, Daddy Yankee, Gem Star, N.O.R.E. & Nina Skyy	Oye Mi Canto
from Oye Mi Canto - EP (2004)
Lloyd	Southside
from Southside (2004)
Play-N-Skillz	Freaks (Remix) {feat. Bun B of UGK, Krayzie Bone, Adina Howard, and Pitbull)
from The Album Before the Album (2010)
Ashanti, Ja Rule & R. Kelly	Wonderful
from R.U.L.E. (2004)
Mase	Welcome Back
from Welcome Back (2005)
Avant	Read Your Mind
from Private Room (2003)
Eamon	I Don't Want You Back
from I Don't Want You Back (1990)
Nick Cannon	Gigolo (feat. R. Kelly)
from Nick Cannon (1990)
Avant	Don't Take Your Love Away
from Private Room (2003)
Slum Village	Selfish
from Detroit Deli (A Taste of Detroit) (2004)

Comment:

Remember Diddy's old buddy Mase — "Been Around the World," "Feels So Good," etc.? Sure you do, although no one expected the rapper to break his retirement in 2004, playing the role of "a Bad Boy gone clean" according to [i]Welcome Back[/i]'s sun-baked title track. Of course, if you prefer hardcore hip-hop, 2004 kept the realer-than-real MCs coming, from the solo debut of a recent G-Unit recruit (Young Buck, a perfect match for Lil Jon's funky fresh production on "Shorty Wanna Ride") to the skyrocketing profile of T.I. on his sophomore album, [i]Trap Muzik[/i], which features some sneaky organ melodies on the David Banner-backed "Rubber Band Man."

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