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Deeper (Sumeet Music, SM002) is a smooth blend of R&B, Hip-Hop, and Dance Hall. Recorded in Toronto and New York City with some of the best new producers, this album will surely set the bar for independent talent around the World. The range of her abilities is shown off on infectious dancehall reggae jams such as ?Agony" featuring Atlantic Records recording artist Elephant Man, and ?Wine Me (2 Da Ground)" which have both been in heavy rotation across Canadian and UK radio, as well as Sirius Satellite Radio in the U.S. The songs were produced by Brukkout, the team with studios in Brooklyn, NY and Portmore, Jamaica. The combined sales of ?Agony? on a Universal Records Compilation, AV8 Records, and Brukkout Records, are nearly 20,000. Because of popular demand, ?Wine Me (2 Da Ground)? was included on Toronto?s Flow 93.5 FM?s prestigious Urban FlowCase CD. 2004 Grammy Award Nominated engineer Dave O?Donnell produced ?Rush?, a lush mid-tempo song with a classic R&B style Rhodes over a beat-box infused rhythm. O?Donnell, who has engineered artists such as Sting, Mary J. Blige, and James Taylor, was able to infuse his own experiences and knowledge into the song to give it a somber maturity. Recently, three of Sumeet?s songs were featured on BBC Radio. ?Connection?, which is sung in a playful storytelling style, made the A-Playlist. ?Get On Your Feet?, a simple but infectious club jam, and ?Love Goes On? were both picked as songs of the week. ?Love Goes On? produced by Djinn along-side his guitar playing partner Tom Linden under the moniker ?The Godfathers?, is a unique blend of Hip-Hop based R&B and the popular South Asian dance style, Bhangra. The song was picked as ?Recommended Listening? in the April 2005 issue of The Fader Magazine, as was ?Agony? in August 2004. Other highlights on the album include sexually charged songs ?Secret?, which features a gangsta style Dance Hall verse from a new Jamaican artist named Deva Bratt, and ?On? which has a subtle safe-sex message. ?Ghost? which features Sumeet chanting over a relentless loop about being haunted by a past lover, and ?Deeper?, the title track, bring the listener back full-circle with their strong emotional connection.