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MC Lyte's song "My Main Aim" was the title song of the basketball video game NBA Live 2005 by EA Sports. That year also collaborated with the Polish-born German producer DJ Tomekk on the track "Partyverlauf" from his album Numma Eyns. In July 2006 MC Lyte releases "The Wonder Years" in collaboration with DJ Premier. [64]
"Paper Thin" is the third single from MC Lyte's debut album Lyte as a Rock. It is produced by King of Chill, who along with Lyte has songwriting credits. [1] The song, which is about Lyte confronting her boyfriend over infidelity, became an underground hit, selling 125,000 copies in the first six months with virtually no radio play. [2]
"Boyfriend" 1997 "Come On" (feat. MC Lyte) 44 19 Paradise "Up & Down" 92 47 "Paradise" 2002 "Tell Me" (with Smilez and Southstar) 28 28 Crash the Party "Now That You ...
In the aftermath of rapper MC Lyte’s divorce from her husband of six years, John Wyche, the music great is The post Follow MC Lyte’s advice: consider a prenup even if you aren’t rich ...
"Come On" is a song by American R&B recording artist Billy Lawrence featuring MC Lyte. It was released in March 1997 as the lead single from Lawrence's second album Paradise, and was also included on the Set It Off soundtrack.
"I Cram to Understand U (Sam)" is the debut single by American rapper MC Lyte, in which features their DJ, DJ K-Rock, released in 1987. The song was part of her first album Lyte as a Rock, released the following year. Produced by Milk Dee and DJ Gizmo from Audio Two, the song seeks to warn about the dangers of drug use and its impact on ...
MC Lyte — born Lana Michele Moorer in 1970 — was a mere 12 years old when she wrote her debut single, “I Cram to Understand U (Sam).” Released in 1987, the track tackled the perils of drug ...
MC Lyte declared, "I was totally psyched to be in a video with Janet Jackson. The only thing I wish I did know how to do was dance [laughs]. Have I been able to dance I could have really participated." [4] A black-and-white version of the video was first released to music channels, while a colorized version was released one month later.