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Mindful, self-examining and ready to do "The Work," after a four year hiatus, Mercury Music Prize-winning British rapper Speech Debelle returns with her soul-searching new single featuring Miss Baby Sol. The track is written by Speech and Neil Cowley, and produced by Nick Trepka.

Watch the video: https://youtu.be/5SzWjfBsoSU

The Work ft. Miss Baby Sol

Sortie nationale le 26 janvier 2007
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Distribué par: L'Autre Distribution

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Speech Debelle - 'Better Days'
Release date: 3rd August 2009
Record label: Big Dada/Ninja Tune

“I got a half cup of hope/And I’m sippin’ slow” 

Speech Debelle returns with one of the standout cuts from her hugely acclaimed debut album, “Speech Therapy”. Featuring a chorus from another debut artist making waves this year, Micachu, “Better Days” is a harder hitting, more beat-led piece of hip hop than some of her earlier releases, but loses none of their emotional charge. 

Produced by Plutonic Lab during Speech’s stay in Australia, Ms Debelle returned to Blighty without a chorus in place. After various ideas for singers were mooted she settled on Micachu, who could add a distinctive and distinctly British soul to proceedings. The result is blazing – swinging, snapping drums contrasted with deep double bass and acoustic guitar, Speech’s clever, incisive, real lyrics and the unexpected twists of Micachu’s melancholy chorus. As NME has already put it, it’s “a slow-burning slice of pop that’s both unsettlingly gloomy and joyously uplifitng.” 

The single also features bonus track, “Where Do We Go?” – a jazzy little number over which Speech ranges lyrically from the personal to the global. 

With “Speech Therapy” already being tipped as one of the albums of the year, “Better Days” is a reminder just why so many people are getting so excited about this young South Londoner…. 



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Been blogging, music sharing, etc. for a while now (see blog under this name) & DJing since 1982. I like all kinds of music.

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