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Wile Out is getting popular by the minute! Here are some links I found on the internet!

• Video Premiere: DJ Zinc Feat Ms Dynamite - “Wile Out”
• DJ ZINC FT MS DYNAMITE - 'WILE OUT' OFFICIAL VIDEO
• Video: DJ Zinc f. Ms. Dynamite, “Wile Out”
• Strictly Riddim: DJ Zinc feat. Ms. Dynamite- Wile Out  
• DJ Zinc feat Ms Dynamite - Wile Out
• forthcoming Zinc / Benga & Ms Dynamite release
• New Video: DJ Zinc Feat Ms Dynamite “Wile Out”
• New video - DJ Zinc ft Ms Dynamite 'Wile Out'
• Dj Zinc Feat MS Dynamite
• Rinse FM! - DJ Zinc feat. Ms Dynamite “Wile Out”

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A new extended DJ edit!!

The aptly-named gig entitled, “Best of British in Support of The Sickle Cell Society”, part of a series of events marking the annual Black History Month, was the brainchild of event management company Cellar Door.

Mercury prize winning Ms Dynamite was the headline act. By the time she came to perform the audience were sufficiently warmed up but nevertheless unprepared for the extensive range of sounds that she brought to her set.

As a UK icon she further demonstrated the depth of British talent and had the crowd pressed up against the front of the stage as they were drawn to her captivating voice where alongside DJ Manny Norte she performed tracks past and present including ‘Boo’ through to the ragga-tinged stylings of ‘Bad Gyal’. She has a tremendous presence on stage and this was definitely evident as the night was brought to an end.

For more information about the Sickle Cell Society please visit www.sicklecellsociety.org or visit www.cellardoorgroup.com for news of the next ‘Best of British in support of…’ and other upcoming events.   Source

Loving the new style Ms D! Its totally your style! :)

DJ ZINC FT MS DYNAMITE - 'WILE OUT' OFFICIAL VIDEO - OUT 8TH FEB 2010

Ms Dynamite: 'You can lose your way after winning the Mercury Prize'

It's not so easy being the next big thing. Ms Dynamite offers some advice. Ms Dynamite advises Speech Debelle to 'stay strong and to stay true to herself'.

I have no idea why a female artist hasn't won the Mercury Prize since I won it in 2002. I'm not saying that there hasn't been a woman over the past seven years who hasn't deserved to win it and I haven't listened to every single album, but I do think that the judges of the Mercury music prize are generally fair and genuine.

What is certain is that it's great for hip-hop that a female rap artist has won again. And an unconventional one, too. Thanks to her lyrics and her image, Speech Debelle really is a breath of fresh air. We met last month when we performed at an Africa Express gig together in Paris. She rapped on a special live version of my song "Dy-na-mi-tee". I think that who she is and the things she stands for come across as beautiful and positive.

She doesn't fit the stereotype of what we're usually exposed to in mainstream hip-hop. She isn't going around shaking her bum, half naked and singing suggestive lyrics. Hers isn't the kind of hip-hop that is particularly prevalent among female American artists at the moment.

Having been one of the only female rap artists around when I started out, it's difficult for me to comment on whether it's harder for us in the business. Maybe there were men in the industry who didn't give me as many chances as they gave to my fellow male rap artists. Then again, it can work in your favour. We're more original..

Winning the Mercury Prize was a huge thing for me both personally and for my career. It was a huge shock. I'd never imagined that there were awards to be won for doing something that I loved and which inspired me. It changed the world of Ms. Dynamite overnight in terms of my profile and the attention I received and it exposed me to a lot of people who otherwise would not have heard my music. Source

Dj Zinc feat. Ms Dynamite - Freenote [ Drum and Bass ]