A Little Deeper [Purple Vinyl]

Personnel: Ms. Dynamite, Keon Bryce, Kymani Marley, Chris Gibbs (vocals); Punch (various instruments); Chameleon (guitar, organ, keyboards, bass, drums, programming); Edison Elektrik (acoustic guitar, Fender Rhodes piano, drums); Van Gibbs, Henrik Jonback (guitar); Vincent Henry, Bruce Purse (horns); Danny Harrison, Arthur Smith (keyboards); Thomas Lindberg (bass); Jason Dyer (drums, percussion).
Producers include: Salaam "The Chameleon" Rem, Punch, Stay Bent, Jason "Loose J" Dyer, Bloodshy.
Recorded at South Beach Studios, Miami, Florida; Playpen, Right Track, New York, New York; Murlyn Studios, Stockholm, Sweden.
Personnel: Ms. Dynamite, Keon Bryce, Kymani Marley, Chris Gibbs (vocals); Punch (various instruments); Edison Elektrik (acoustic guitar, Fender Rhodes piano, drums); Chameleon (guitar, organ, keyboards, bass, drums, programming); Van Gibbs, Henrik Jonback (guitar); Vincent Henry, Bruce Purse (horns); Danny Harrison, Arthur Smith (keyboards); Thomas Lindberg (bass); Jason Dyer (drums, percussion).
Producers include: Salaam "The Chameleon" Rem, Punch, Stay Bent, Jason "Loose J" Dyer, Bloodshy.
Recorded at South Beach Studios, Miami, Florida; Playpen, Right Track, New York, New York; Murlyn Studios, Stockholm, Sweden.
The debut album of 20-year-old British hip-hop queen Ms. Dynamite arrived just in time to fill a couple of gaps. The beginning of 2003 found the world still waiting for a proper MISEDUCATION follow-up from Lauryn Hill, and in the wake of UK rapper Streets' worldwide success the time was ripe for the rhymes of a female Brit. Enter the young Ms. Dynamite, who garnered Hill comparisons by the truckload and provided a subtle, sexy alternative to Streets' more gonzo approach. As she mixes fluent rapping and sensual R&B crooning over an impressively textured melting pot of hip-hop, funk, reggae, and pop, this little firecracker confidently makes the case for herself as one of the premier female hip-hop artists of her era.