Topic: Stephanie Mckay
While Massive Attack (and it's predecessor, the Wild Bunch collective) laid the groundwork for the style that would be later dubbed " trip-hop", Portishead went a different direction with a mix of broken hip-hop drums and dark spy themes for their Mercury ...
Both capable and well-connected (her friends include fellow NYC soul scenesters Kelis and D'Angelo; her debut was produced by Portishead's Geoff Barrow), Stephanie McKay was initially seen as the successor to Norah Jones, but was saved from that fate when ...
