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Documentary shot by a group of west Londoners has given skills to people under-represented in the film industry
"The film, which will be premiered in London on 6 March to mark International Women's Day (8 March), also features social housing pioneer Octavia Hill, pan-Africanist Amy Ashwood Garvey, and trade unionist Jayaben Desai, plus interviews with well-known personalities such as Gurinder Chadha, the director of the film Bend It Like Beckham, singer Ms Dynamite, and hip-hop/grime artist Bashy." Read More
A funky new era: why women MCs are ruling UK clubs again
Ms Dynamite, who made some of 2009's biggest club tracks. Photograph: David Lau
After too long in the shadow of their male counterparts, women MCs are making their mark on the mainstream. Some of the key players explain why the future of British hip-hop is female.
British female rappers have always been a breed apart. While their male counterparts have tended to wear their debt to US hip-hop greats with pride, the likes of Ms Dynamite and Stush have shied away from the explicit shock tactics employed by Americans such as Lil' Kim and Trina. Stush, the chipmunk-voiced chatterbox who first came to prominence in 2002 with the grime classic Dollar Sign, laughs at the thought of copying the Americans. "Over here, if you came out with that talk, you'd just get people going, 'Oh, that girl's a slag, man!' All the guys would switch on you, you'd get no respect."
Funky bears similarities to turn-of-the-century UK garage which may be why some familiar names have resurfaced, such as Stush and Ms Dynamite. Like Lady Chann, they have both released essential club tracks over the past year that balance a matriarchal, no-nonsense stance with lubriciousness and levity. They have been absent for different reasons, though.
Ms Dynamite seemed to disappear in the wake of Judgement Days, her 2005 follow-up to her Mercury prize-winning debut A Little Deeper. "I was quite a new mum at that point," she explains. "I reckon I did the second album half-heartedly. I might have been in the studio feeling like I was focused, but my head was actually thinking: I wonder how my son is? So I decided I wasn't ready to come back to music."
Now, Ms Dynamite feels ready. She was responsible for two crucial UK funky cuts in 2009 the propulsive, rattling Get Low (Crackish), produced by Rinse FM boss Geeneus, and the frenetic, tough-as-nails Bad Gyal, produced by Sticky. "It's cocky, confident and self-assured," she says of the latter. "There's a kind of arrogance, but this is a cool, fun arrogance. Not putting anyone down. Just being that confident in yourself." A new single with Zinc, Wile Out, is a metallic, harder-edged take on funky house; Ms Dynamite is once again on fine form on it, switching adeptly between singing and classic dancefloor MCing, exhorting a crowd to "gwaan, get deep, make a scene, wile out!" in rapid-fire patois.
Ms Dynamite's transition out of and back into the music industry was a smooth one. "My record company were pretty supportive. I think some of them were genuine, they had kids of their own and they understood. Others were just like, well, we're not going to get anything out of her in this state anyway, it'd be a waste of money." She pauses. "Creativity's one of those things you can't fake."
Opening the doors at 10pm, despite the icy conditions outside, the queue was already 100 people deep with capacity reached by 12pm. If you were lucky enough to make it inside you would’ve been treated to the fully functioning Funktion One soundysystem and a line-up boasting legendary broadcaster/DJ David Rodigan, garage’s no 1 comeback girl Ms Dynamite, Kromestar, and Academy participants Cohoba and Flava D, to name a few. Although we could give you the full lowdown on each DJ set, we’ve decided to shower you with a no frills highlight account.
Stepping up to the stage around 12.30am Ms Dynamite who was a last minute but very welcome addition to the line up, gave a performance like no other. Dropping her brisk spitfire style, she opened with the massive UK Garage classic Booo! and the lyric “feel the badgyal bass injection” couldn’t have been truer as the soundystem shook the walls when ‘that’ bassline dropped. Before the crowd could recover she went on to do her new material that sees her going back to her Booo! days. Performing Get Low produced by Geeneus and Academy-anthem-in-the-making Wile Out by Zinc, Dy-na-mi-tee certainly showed us why she was UK Garage’s first lady and will be back to reigning supreme in the UK funky and crack house days.
Back upstairs, not long after the electricity from Dynamite, the crowd witnessed what was without a shadow of a doubt the highlight of the entire evening: a special lesson in sound from David Rodigan. Easily cementing his title as “baddest of badmen” (as one of his specials says) with heavy-hitting dubs from General Levy, Mavado, Buju Banton and Damian Marley to name but a few, the British institution sent the hot and sweaty floor of Plan B into a frenzy of gun finger salutes, dance and spontaneous sing-longs: Major Lazer’s Pon De Floor saw him wheel the tune no less than three times. With a story to tell before each tune, he perfectly represented the night’s concept: he showed a hand-signed King Tubby record from his massive collection before bigging up everybody from the original dub wizard Scientist (who unfortunately had to cancel his appearance due to Visa problems) to his predecessor on stage, Ms Dynamite, to the now-generation of London steppers carrying the torch for dub-heavy sounds (and the Academy’s very own Torsten ‘Akshun’ Schmidt carrying a rather frightening number of vodka shots).
Ms Dynamite in return showed her appreciation by slow-wining alongside the man himself to Mavado's Weh Dem A Do to the colossal sound of applause. As he came to the end of his set, he had the crowd in the palm of his hands, and dropped another Ram Jam signature tune, Johnny Cash’s Ring Of Fire, to 250 bass heads. A truly memorable moment.
Ms Dynamite makes a return to 411 Bar & Nightclub in Cardiff. This is going to be a very special night with Ms Dynamite performing live on stage with supporting act Das Omeggas (Cashpac).
Our resident DJs will be playing the best in R&B, Old Skool, Hip Hop and motown classics.
Tickets will sell out fast so get your now before it runs out. For more information contact 02920667996
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Date: Friday 5th March 2010 Venue:411 Bar And Nightclub » Location:Cardiff Doors: 22:00 til 04:00
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Red Bull Music Academy has announced revered MC and singer, Ms Dynamite, as the latest addition to its multi-generational tribute to dub at Sin City on Friday 12th February.
With two Brit Awards, three Mobos and a host of hit records under her belt, MsDynamite's will bring a roots feeling to her vocal skills at the Academy's bass-biased event.
Brixton's Plan B will be the scene of this of this collaboration with Sin City, introducing no less than three generations of bass wave buccaneers. Legendary original reggae selector (and one time Academy lecturer) David Rodigan stars alongside the silken-voiced Ms Dynamite, as they go toe-to-toe with the elite of today's dub disciples, including Hatcha and N Type, in a heavy-bass Soundclash of epic proportions!
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Red Bull Music Academy has announced revered MC and singer, Ms Dynamite, as the latest addition to its multi-generational tribute to dub at Sin City on Friday 12th February. 
Brixton's Plan B will be the scene of this of this collaboration with Sin City, introducing no less than three generations of bass wave buccaneers. Legendary original reggae selector (and one time Academy lecturer) David Rodigan stars alongside the silken-voiced Ms Dynamite, as they go toe-to-toe with the elite of today's dub disciples, including Hatcha and N Type, in a heavy-bass Soundclash of epic proportions!
