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Co-Chief Content Officer at @Billboard. Author, IT STARTS WITH ONE: THE LEGEND AND LEGACY OF LINKIN PARK. One Direction book coming soon. Repped by @ajmattero
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Lauren Sanderson Taps Fred Durst for ‘Come Say Sum’ Remix, Has Her ‘Lez Bizkit Dreams’ Come to Life Original

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By Jason Lipshutz Verified
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Trending on Billboard When Lauren Sanderson dropped “Come Say Sum” in March, the bruising rap-rock single directly recalled the coiled rage of Limp Bizkit’s 1999 opus “Break Stuff.” Now, the rising alternative star has tapped Limp Bizkit frontman Fred Durst to turn influence into art, with a remix of “Come Say Sum” released on Wednesday (May 6). Explore See latest videos, charts and news “Did I know this song had magic in it? Yes,” Sanderson said in a statement.
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The 40 Best Deep Cuts of 2006: Staff Picks

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By Katie Atkinson Verified, Eric Renner Brown Verified, Anna Chan Verified, Kyle Denis Verified, Angel Diaz, Angel Díaz, Thom Duffy Verified, Annie Harrigan, Becky Kaminsky, Jason Lipshutz Verified, Rebecca Milzoff Verified, Danielle Pascual, Amanda Retotar, Kevin Rutherford Verified, Michael Saponara, Andrew Unterberger Verified, Kristen Wisneski, Xander Zellner Verified
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This week, Billboard is publishing a series of lists and articles celebrating the music of 20 years ago. Our 2006 Week continues here with our list of the year’s best deep cuts — our staff’s favorite ’06 album tracks that were never released as official U.S. singles. (See our picks for the 100 best singles of the year here.) More from Billboard What Was Taylor Swift Really Like in 2006?
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The 100 Best Songs of 2006: Staff Picks

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By Katie Atkinson Verified, Katie Bain Verified, Eric Renner Brown Verified, Anna Chan Verified, Hannah Dailey Verified, Kyle Denis Verified, James Dinh Verified, Thom Duffy Verified, Josh Glicksman Verified, Carl Lamarre Verified, Jason Lipshutz Verified, Joe Lynch, Rebecca Milzoff Verified, Taylor Mims Verified, Gail Mitchell, Abigail Park, Danielle Pascual, Isabela Raygoza Verified, Amanda Retotar, Jessica Lucia Roiz Verified, Michael Saponara, Thomas Smith, Andrew Unterberger Verified, Samantha Xu
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In the wake of the hip-hop and R&B takeover that defined the mid-’00s in pop music, 2006 saw top 40 in something of a transitional space. Rap was still at the center of everything, but with superstars Kanye West and 50 Cent in between album cycles, OutKast starting to fracture and Eminem in self-imposed exile, it was left without a major centrifugal force — a void rap’s self-proclaimed King of the South stepped up to fill.
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