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Amazon.co.uk Review
Dynamite made her name as the UK's best female garage MC. She was single-handedly responsible for making Sticky's Boo! a top-twenty hit in 2001 and looked set to become the next big thing from the UK's two-step scene. Instead, the 21-year-old North Londoner shipped herself off to New York and made an album of R&B. While A Little Deeper is good it pales alongside competition from artists such as Lauryn Hill, Mary J Blige or the similarly youthful Alicia Keys. Dynamite's natural blend of ragga, hip-hop and garage chat has virtually disappeared to be replaced by a semi-decent nasal singing voice. The only thing that now differentiates Dynamite from her American contemporaries is that she swears more. The addition of played-out US rapper Nas on "Afraid To Fly" is another sign that A Little Deeper is a prepackaged product for American consumption. The album has a couple of outstanding moments, particularly on "Dy-na-mi-tee" when this oldest of 11 brothers and sisters soulfully narrates the tale of her upbringing. "The Natural High" interlude is also spine-tingling as she slips back to her pirate-radio roots in a tirade against drugs. At 55 seconds it's not enough, leaving the album more sparkler than Dynamite. --Jake Barnes

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'A Little Deeper' is the debut album from UK dance artist Ms. Dynamite. She mixes elements of ragga, dancehall R&B and garage into her unique sound. Nas, Koen Bryce and Kymani Marley appear as guest musicians and influence the overall style of the album. Includes her debut single 'It Takes More'.

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Most Helpful Customer Reviews   6 of 6 people found the following review helpful: Nu Soul Explosion, 26 Sep 2002 By A Customer A totally surprising album.... Having read so many reviews that called it a 'garage' album, I have to say, I was pleasantly surprised to discover that this work has pure SOUL. That is, it's soul with an edge! Reminiscent of early Lauryn Hill with a UK flava. More from the heart rather than 'from the street'. A very personal and heartfelt CD packed with tune after tune that is guaranteed to get you hooked! How can someone so young, articulate so well? This is a real treat, totally dynamic and well deserving of many more accolades. Tell your friends, come the revolution...this woman has raw talent and isn't afraid to share it!! This CD moved me and it will move you too.  Comment | Permalink | Was this review helpful to you? (Report this)   17 of 20 people found the following review helpful: A really powerful album, 11 Oct 2002 By A Customer I have to say I am not the biggest hip-hop expert, so my review might be a little naive....but here's my impressions anyway. I bought this cd because "It takes more" was the soundtrack of an otherwise horrible working assignment abroad, and the song just refused to get out of my head. I also read a couple of interviews with Ms Dynamite (-ee), and I thought she was incredibly articulate and original. While the quality of the tunes is very mixed, there are some really powerful songs and in general the cd confirms my first impressions. Songs like Dy-na-mi-tee, Put him out, Sick'n'Tired, Brother (and of course It takes more) keep playing over and over and over in your head; the lyrics are highly political and full of real life in it....which takes lots of courage to do on your first album. The "official" Amazon review is really quite denigratory...don't let it put you off. Lauryn Hill it ain't (yet!), but this is a great album that will fill you with energy and the real "girl-power". ...Maybe a 21-year-old girl with lots of things to say and a really loud voice to shout them is just too much to take for some people....  Comment | Permalink | Was this review helpful to you? (Report this)   15 of 18 people found the following review helpful: Doin the UK Proud, 6 Sep 2002 By  Greg Hughes - See all my reviews I cant recommend this album enough...although people are used to Ms Dynamite MC'ing, and some have complained of this album because of a lack of that, she has a unique voice and a superb talent in singing. This is one of those albums where you just have to listen the whole way through every time. Not every song is a classic, but there are no bad tracks, the whole album is one enjoyable whole. Stand out tracks however, include Dy-na-mi-tee, Brother, Afraid To Fly, Krazy Krush and the cover of Too Experianced. This girl represents the best talent in the UK, and throughly deserves her success. If you are looking at this, dont just think about buying the album, DO IT. I GURANTEE you will not be dissapointed...if you like music you will love this album.  Comment | Permalink | Was this review helpful to you? (Report this) › See all 14 customer reviews...		Most Recent Customer Reviews Excellent...when's the new one out? Ms Dynamite has got to be one of the most talented artists EVER! I bought this album the first day it was released and i was IMPRESSED soooo much i bragged about it for her in... Read more Published on 11 Sep 2003 Something for everyone This album is brilliant. Although im not really a fan of garage/rnb i was hooked on dy-na-mi-tee from the first time i heard it and so threw this album onto my birthday list not... Read more Published on 24 Aug 2003 by mad_hysterical_laughter Something for everyone I must admit, I am not a garage person - in fact I usually detest it, rock is more my thing - but I felt I had to buy this album after hearing the 3 singles, and seeing Ms... Read more Published on 22 April 2003 by an70102 A Deep Message I first heard of Ms Dynamite in a newspaper story and was intrigued so bought the album A Little Deeper. Read more Published on 5 Dec 2002 Booooo! I'm gonna keep this review short n sweet - Cos all that really needs saying is BUY THIS ALBUM!! If you like garage, ragga, rnb, or hip-hop, there is something on this album for... Read more Published on 19 Nov 2002 You can feel this lady Uuh – That's good. With my diet of Pere Ubu, Brian Eno, Bob Dylan, David Byrne, JJ Cale, Pink Floyd, I am no expert on Garage, Drum & Bass or Soul but this album must... Read more Published on 21 Oct 2002 by Nik Allday Utter Class for ALL tastes and ages. I am a 30something white middle class intellectual. Garage and soul are anathemas for me. It has become a prejudice, because these almost exclusively black genres have never had... Read more Published on 8 Oct 2002 by Ophiicus different but still SICK!! people that know Ms Dynamites work will obviously remember her from sticky's tune "BOO" which was the 1st time people seen her work and amazing talent, even though this album is... Read more Published on 3 Sep 2002 by ladyj83 buy British!!! When i put this into my player, i already had great expectations from her having loved her single and tracks played on the radio. I wasnt disapointed. Read more Published on 13 Jun 2002 Very Good, But Not Dynamite Although I've only heard the album once all the way through, I still found it quite an impressive debut. Read more Published on 12 Jun 2002 Search Customer Reviews Only search this product's reviews › See all 14 customer reviews...