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Amplify Dot : ウィキペディア英語版
Amplify Dot
Ashley Charles, also known as Amplify Dot, A.Dot or Dotty, is a rapper from South London, England.
She is currently an A&R consultant at the Parlophone record label.〔http://www.musicweek.com/news/read/ashley-charles-appointed-a-r-consultant-at-parlophone/061313〕
==Career==
In June 2001, at the age of fourteen, Amplify Dot performed a freestyle at a Missy Elliott concert at the Brixton Academy after Elliott asked if anyone in the audience could rap.〔(Music Week. )〕〔On the talent contest that formed part of Elliot's Brixton Academy show, see Maddy Costa, ("The Missy Elliott love-in," ) ''The Guardian'', 2 June 2001. Retrieved 25 February 2015.〕 She describes this as a defining moment that led her to pursue a career as a professional artist.〔(MTV Iggy. )〕 In addition to Elliott, she cites Salt N Pepa, Lauryn Hill, The Fugees, Eminem, Jay-Z, Gregory Issacs, Freddie McGregor, Barrington Levy, Jimi Hendrix, and Carpenters among her musical influences.〔(MOBO. )〕
Amplify Dot gradually built a reputation in the UK grime and hip hop scenes, featuring on the grime track ("Game Over Female Takeover" ) (2010), and self-releasing the mixtape ''Born Ready'' (2011)〔(Born Ready. )〕 and the EP ''Short Back and Sides'' (2012), which entered the iTunes Hip Hop Chart.〔(Music Week. )〕 She also launched her own clothing label, Quiff Head, in conjunction with London street-wear brand House of Hoxshore.〔(Quiff Head. )〕
In June 2012, Amplify Dot signed a recording contract with Virgin Records and a publishing contract with Sony ATV, with ''Music Week'' reporting that she was the first female rapper in the UK to secure a major-label deal in over a decade.〔(Music Week. )〕 Soon after signing to Virgin, she released the ''Spare Parts'' mixtape,〔(''Spare Parts''. )〕 which she said contained tracks that were not going to make the cut for her debut album but that she was still keen for people to hear.〔(MOBO. )〕 This was followed in 2013 by the ''Spare Parts II'' mixtape hosted by UK radio personality Charlie Sloth.〔(''Spare Parts II''. )〕 In December 2013 she presented her own radio show as part of the Xtra Talent series on BBC Radio 1Xtra and she has continued to work with the station, currently hosting the weekday-afternoon program ''A.Dot''.〔(1Xtra. )〕
Amplify Dot has collaborated with artists and producers including Busta Rhymes, Emeli Sandé, Zane Lowe, Krunchie, Show N Prove, Chris Loco, Fraser T. Smith, Midi Mafia, Beatfreakz, Kano, Gyptian, and Ms Dynamite. She has also performed with Lioness and Lady Leshurr as part of the all-female crew 367, including on a remix of the Ms Dynamite single "Neva Soft" (2011).〔("Ms Dynamite Feat. Amplify Dot, Lady Leshurr and Lioness – Neva Soft (Remix)," ) SME. Retrieved 25 February 2015.〕

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