So, I’m cruising with my car stereo cranked last Tuesday, when I hear a great urban pop song called “Havoc.”
“Wow, that’s going to be a huge hit,” I thought, wondering which fresh new artist KISS-FM was at that point spinning, until the next song came on, and it sounded like the very same singer.
That’s when I realized I accidentally had activated my CD player, and had been listening to the new album from Margot B, the 21-year-old former Scott Township resident who moved to New York this past April to boost her promising career.
Margot is well on her way judging by “Two Thousand Mine,” her 10-song independently produced album that manages to be both sophisticated and sexy, with songs like “Jungle Fever” and “Intimacy” clamoring to be heard in clubs.
“It has actually gotten some really impressive reviews,” Margot says in an e-mail from the Big Apple. “A Bulgarian artist is buying the rights to one of the songs for her album.”
No homecoming dates are planned yet for Margot, who in February won “female vocalist of the year” at the third-annual Pittsburgh Hip-Hop Awards.
http://www.timesonline.com/articles/2009/07/12/entertainment/scott_tady/doc4a4e3bbee7975389253794.txt
