“Dirty Girl” is a promotional single and video, and possibly a single from American R&B artist Aaron Fresh‘s upcoming studio album. The track features rapper Cory Gunz.

Listen/Download: Aaron Fresh feat. Corey Gunz – Dirty Girl

Mixing his West Indian vocal dub style with a solid grounding in traditional American R&B, 17-year old Aaron Fresh, the latest addition to the growing Teen Island roster, is storming pop and rhythm radio formats with his debut single, “Spending All My Time.” The track entered New & Active at #52-bullet on the Top 40 Mediabase chart, with over 3 million in audience and growing. Upon impact the single was added to 50 stations across the pop and rhythm radio formats.

Born in the U.S., Aaron Hinton-Marshall (aka Aaron Fresh) wanted to sing by age seven; at eight when he was sent to live with his grandmother in Port-Au-Spain, the tiny capitol city of the republic of Trinidad and Tobago. At a crucial time in his development, he gained a sincere appreciation for reggae, dub and calypso music, especially inspired by Jamaican stars Buju Banton and Sizzla. In middle school, Aaron started entering talent shows and trying out for agencies. “Any opportunity where I could showcase my talent,” he says, “I was there.”

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  4. whoever wrotee dis needs to write it over because it is not reggae or a jamaican beat he i singing to it is called soca ! Soca is from Trinidad not Jamaica. Aaron Fresh did not listen to reggae when he was growing up. He was listening to soca artists like Machel Montano and Sparrow. You can look them up on Youtbe and in search engines. Soca sounds soo much better than reggae, but it just hasnt got its recognition it is suppose to because many people think reggae is the only caribbean genre and it IS NOT ! That is what Aaron Fresh, Nicki Minaj and other artists are tryin to do. If you noticed in Aaron Fresh and Nicki Minaj’s. songs they mention Trinidad alot. Please do the same and bring soca to the light ! It can b the new music everyone will love . Look it Up !!