After joining The Brand New Heavies in 1990, N'dea Davenport moved to London, England. Her solo aspirations were postponed to record two albums for them and she featured on Trust Me, a collaboration with rapper Guru in 1993. She departed from the Heavies in 1994 to pursue a solo career. Her critically acclaimed solo debut album was produced in part by Dallas Austin and Davenport herself. The self-titled album was released in 1998 on V2 Records. Several singles were culled from the album including Bring It On.
Gang Starr's Premier & Guru give it the remix treatment, Guru putting a few lines in on one mix but for me its all about the Tony Maserati Mix. Hex Hector, don't get me started on that.
Gang Starr's Premier & Guru give it the remix treatment, Guru putting a few lines in on one mix but for me its all about the Tony Maserati Mix. Hex Hector, don't get me started on that.
- Album Mix
- Premier & Guru Mix feat. Guru
- Tony Maserati Mix
- Premier & Guru Mix
- Hex Hector 12" Instrumental
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I'm sure I posted this before but its no longer on my blog?
ReplyDeleteHi Mickey, it may of got removed from your blog originally? Great to see on here again though.
ReplyDeleteAgreed mate..Love N'dea vocals..
ReplyDeleteGood spot..
Congratulations from Brazil.
Damn, does anyone have the Premier and Guru mix instrumental?
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