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Mizza "Battle Me"
Produced by S-Luv of the Pocket Dwellers

Dai-Lo Recordings http://www.myspace.com/dailorecordings
Nuff Entertainment
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From Urbnet:

"Let the name reverberate in your ears. Her sound is defiant. It is epic. And it never asks anything of you. It always demands. Thethick-throated, raw-sugared vocal chops of this aggressive young woman braves the bravado heard on countless radio stations and innumerous venues across the city. She is not afraid to play the emcee game, and is no stranger to its players.

With an album out this fall on Dai-lo Recordings, Mizza (Messiah if ya nasty) challenges listeners, groovers, and non-believerswith proud and railing riddims, reminiscent in sound and skill of those who laid ground in the early nineties rap game - Slick Rick,Rakim - with a twist. It is difficult to pinpoint any female rap artists that have come before that sound anything like Mizza. Foronce, a fresh voice has presented itself to us. And its designated in our Hip Hop Commandments to listen.

Mizza breaks out hard, proving herself to the industry, the ever-changing cast of characters, the fakers, and the naysayers. She iscurrently nominated this year for three UMAC awards, for her sometimes Toronto-centric, second coming lyrics, accented by thebrashness of her beats, atmospheric rock guitar, classy clavinet, and dancehall chanting. Oma Faldinger, of African and Italiandecent, brings things from all corners of this world to your stereo.

"Battle Me", the first single off of "Revelation Genesis", stomps from the get-go, beating the listener into a bloodied, melodiouspulp by the end of the track. The energy that courses through this cut is addictive and unrelenting. On "Mizza Dot Com", her sharptongue slashes through the concrete jungle, and her beats shake the pavement to rubble under your feet. No matter how hard youfight it, the chorus on "Get Hi" will engage you, wrap itself around you, and leave your body twitchin. You want more, but can yourbody handle it? Like a habit you cant break, your worst nightmare, but your number one desire."

http://www.urbnet.com/editorial.asp?ueid=264