Ms. Dynamite
English rapper and producer, 'A Little Deeper'
Born
April 26th, 1981
44 years ago
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
United Kingdom
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Emerging from London, significant contributions to the UK music scene occurred as a rapper and producer. Gained prominence in the early 2000s with the debut album 'A Little Deeper', which blended various genres including hip hop and R&B. Received critical acclaim for lyrical content and production, leading to multiple awards and recognition for work. Known for involvement in social issues, using music as a platform for advocacy.
Released the album 'A Little Deeper' in 2002
Won the Mercury Prize in 2002
Received two MOBO Awards in 2002
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