Artist	Song
Twista & Trey Songz	Girl Tonite (Featuring Trey Songz)
from The Day After (2005)
Eminem	Like Toy Soldiers
from Encore (Deluxe Version) (2004)
Mariah Carey	It's Like That
from The Emancipation of Mimi (2005)
50 Cent	Outta Control
from The Massacre (2005)
Three 6 Mafia	Stay Fly
from Most Known Unknown (2005)
David Banner	Play
from Certified (Bonus Track Version) (2005)
Marques Houston	Naked
from Naked (2005)
112	U Already Know
from Pleasure & Pain (2005)
Kem	I Can't Stop Loving You
from Album II (2005)
Webbie & Bun B	Give Me That (Featuring Bun B)
from Savage Life (2005)
Jill Scott	Whatever
from Beautifully Human - Words and Sounds, Vol. 2 (2004)
Faith Evans	Again
from The First Lady (2005)
Pretty Ricky	Your Body
from Bluestars (2005)
Frankie J	How to Deal
from The One (2005)
Ludacris	Number One Spot
from The Red Light District (2010)
Ashanti	Only U (No Intro)
from Concrete Rose (2004)
Nelly	N Dey Say
from Suit (2004)
Snoop Dogg, Charlie Wilson & Justin Timberlake	Signs
from R&G (Rhythm & Gangsta) - The Masterpiece (2004)
Juelz Santana	Mic Check
from What the Game's Been Missing! (2005)
Akon	Lonely (Old Version)
from Trouble (2006)
Mike Jones	Back Then
from Who Is Mike Jones? (2005)
Lil Rob	Summer Nights
from Twelve Eighteen, Pt. 1 (Bonus Version) (2005)
Cassidy	I'm a Hustla
from I'm a Hustla (2005)
Keyshia Cole	I Should've Cheated
from The Way It Is (2005)
Nivea featuring Lil Jon & YoungBloodZ	Okay
from Complicated (2005)

Comment:

To give you an idea of the eras that continued to collide in 2005, Snoop Dogg asked Justin Timberlake to duet with the Gap Band's lead singer (Charlie Wilson) on "Signs," a Neptunes production that bobs and weaves its way through wobbly funk licks, hasty horns, and subdued synth lines. The rest of our Deep Cuts keep you on your toes, too, as we switch from the smoothed-out R&B of Kem, Marques Houston, and Keyshia Cole to the club-clobbering hip-hop of Three 6 Mafia, 50 Cent, and one of Dipset's leading mic-slayers, Juelz Santana. We dare you to sit still while dodging the brassy loops and click-clack percussion of "Mic Check."

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