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'''Lady Sovereign''', real name '''Louise Harman''' (born ] in ], ]) is a ] ] ]. Brought up on a ] and having left school with no qualifications, she is one of the UK's few white female MCs, and is often cited as part of the rising British hip-hop scene. Citing ] as an influence, she has supported ], ] and ] on tour.
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==Discography==
===Singles===
*"Ch Ching"
*"Little Bit of Shhhh!"
*"Blah Blah"
*"Random"

==External links==
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Lady Sovereign is the white 18 year-old hip hopper from the U.K. She raps about anything & everything. Her style is funky & cool. She doesn't care about what people think about her. She likes her fans & her hataz. She was inspired by Ms Dynamite. Examples of her music include: Shhhh!, Blah Blah, Ch'Ching, & Random. her webpage is www.ladysovereign.com. Her nicknames include: Ess oh Vee, White Midget, & others...


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Lady Sovereign, real name Louise Harman (born 1987 in Wembley, London) is a British hip-hop MC. Brought up on a council estate and having left school with no qualifications, she is one of the UK's few white female MCs, and is often cited as part of the rising British hip-hop scene. Citing Ms. Dynamite as an influence, she has supported The Streets, Dizzee Rascal and Basement Jaxx on tour.

Discography

Singles

  • "Ch Ching"
  • "Little Bit of Shhhh!"
  • "Blah Blah"
  • "Random"

External links


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