DJ RAP

Press Quotes

"I've got this rule: Beats for the feet. Vocals for the heart.
And bass for the groin. Without these, there is no tune."
-DJ Rap in Paper

"Watch DJ Rap in action and it becomes apparent that she can spin with the best of them- male or female."
-Cosmo Girl

" DJ Rap is almost completely single-minded in her
pursuit of the perfect mix."
- LA Times

"Rap knows that dance deserves its reputation as England's most exciting musical export since punk. And she's pouring her blood into the preservation of the ever-changing art form."
-Vibe

"She's rocked UK clubs spinning other people's records, and had European hits with her own. Now, with Learning Curve, this jungle DJ-turned-pre-millenial pop diva is poised to be the first star of the US electronic age."
-CMJ

"She's one of the most respected in the notoriously male-dominated U.K. drum 'n' bass scene that produced stars like Goldie and Roni Size."
-Interview

"She demonstrates a knack for threading pop melodies through dance tunes keyed to drum-and-bass and other curtly dance styles {achieving} raw yet very workable fusions."
-Rolling Stone

"'It's time for a woman to take control And DJ Rap is great. She's smart, talented, beautiful, and credible. She has the whole package.'"
-Billboard

"If you haven't heard of her you should."
-A&F Quarterly

"Now U.K. Jungle Queen DJ Rap is stepping out into the spotlight to join her friends with her own major-label full-length. Get ready to be surprised."
-Mixer

"England's DJ Rap gets over the Learning Curve and looks to conquer America- on her own terms."
-DJ Times

"{Learning Curve} flexes the same creative ambition as the kindred jungle artists Goldie and Roni Size, but, in the space of a single disc, Rap covers more stylistic ground than either of them: Garbage-style electro-rock, hardcore-jungle, Anglo-Asian freestyle, and even a voice-and-guitar remake of Derrick May's legendary techno tearjerker 'Strings of Life.'"
-SPIN

"What does it take to release an adventurous pop debut album, remain atop the drum 'n' bass scene and still manage to look like a million bucks? DJ Rap's got it all sorted… From hardcore to jungle to drum 'n' bass, Rap helped usher in- and actually create- some of UK dance music's most popular new styles."
-Ray Gun