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DJ Rap

Charissa Saverio (also known as DJ Rap) is a British drum and bass disc jockey, possibly the best known female DJ worldwide. While the majority of her work is in the jungle style, her more popular work is in traditional electronic music. Her most well-known cd, Learning Curve, was released in 1999 to critical acclaim and resulted in several highly stylized music videos, including 2 versions of Good To Be Alive (one for the CD version and another for the rarer radio remix) and Bad Girl, a song about having to be a strong woman to survive in today's world, which puts her previous occupation as a topless dancer in sharp relief.

Since "Learning Curve," Saverio has focused more on DJ set CDs, including "Touching Bass," a 2-CD set with drum and bass and breaks tracks. She is planning on a follow-up in 2006, this time with drum and bass and house tracks.

DJ Rap has also done vocals for several artists, including BT (for Giving Up The Ghost, Believer) and Art of Trance (for Madagascar - Domi Nation Remix).

She once appeared in a commercial for Twix candy bars.

Discography

Albums

Intelligence (1995)
Journeys Through the Land of Drum N Bass (1995)
Learning Curve (1999)
Propa Talent Classics, Volume 1 (2001)
Touching Bass (2003)
Bulletproof (2005)

Singles

Spiritual Aura
Digable Bass
Intelligent Woman
I'm So
Tibetan Jungle
Bad Girl
Everyday Girl
Good To Be Alive (US Dance Chart #5)

External links

Official sites

Data

DJ Rap discography at Discogs

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-'''Charissa Saverio''' (also known as '''DJ Rap''') is a [[United Kingdom|British]] [[drum and bass]] [[disk jockey]], possibly the best known female DJ worldwide. While the majority of her work is in the [[Jungle (music)|jungle]] style, her more popular work is in traditional [[electronic music]]. Her most well-known cd, ''Learning Curve,'' was released in [[1999]] to critical acclaim and resulted in several highly stylized [[music video]]s, including 2 versions of ''[[Good To Be Alive]]'' (one for the [[Compact disc|CD]] version and another for the rarer radio remix) and ''Bad Girl,'' a song about having to be a strong woman to survive in today's world, which puts her previous occupation as a [[topless]] dancer in sharp relief.
+'''Charissa Saverio''' (also known as '''DJ Rap''') is a [[United Kingdom|British]] [[drum and bass]] [[disc jockey]], possibly the best known female [[DJ]] worldwide. While the majority of her work is in the [[Jungle (music)|jungle]] style, her more popular work is in traditional [[electronic music]]. Her most well-known cd, ''Learning Curve,'' was released in [[1999]] to critical acclaim and resulted in several highly stylized [[music video]]s, including 2 versions of ''[[Good To Be Alive]]'' (one for the [[Compact disc|CD]] version and another for the rarer radio remix) and ''Bad Girl,'' a song about having to be a strong woman to survive in today's world, which puts her previous occupation as a [[topless]] dancer in sharp relief.
-Since "Learning Curve," Saverio has focused more on DJ set CDs, including "Touching Bass," a 2-CD set with drum and bass and [[breaks]] tracks. She is planning on a follow-up in 2006, this time with drum and bass and [[house]] tracks.
+Since "Learning Curve," Saverio has focused more on DJ set CDs, including "Touching Bass," a 2-CD set with drum and bass and [[breaks]] tracks. She is planning on a follow-up in [[2006 in music|2006]], this time with drum and bass and [[house]] tracks.
 DJ Rap has also done vocals for several artists, including [[Brian Transeau|BT]] (for ''Giving Up The Ghost'', ''Believer'') and [[Art of Trance]] (for ''Madagascar - Domi Nation Remix'').
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-* {{Discogs artist|artist=DJ Rap}}
+* {{Discogs artist|artist=DJ+Rap}}
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