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Boom Boom - Radio Edit
N-Tyce, Damon Elliott
N-Tyce lyrics
Artist · 1 322 listeners per month
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22
Telefunkin' - Radio Edit
N-Tyce, Phoebe 1
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55
Boom Boom - Pump Friction vs Precious Paul Club Mix
N-Tyce, Pump Friction, Precious Paul, Lewis Dene, Paul Moessl
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66
Boom Boom - Pump Friction Soundclash Dub
N-Tyce, Pump Friction, Lewis Dene
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99
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1010
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1111
Boom Boom - Oracles vs ADMC Remix
N-Tyce, Oracles, ADMC
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1212
Boom Boom - Steve Antony's Miami Bass Remix
N-Tyce, 12 Stone, Steve Antony
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1414
Telefunkin' - Full Crew Remix
N-Tyce, Full Crew
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1515
Telefunkin' - Brooklyn Funk Remix
N-Tyce, Brooklyn Funk
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1616
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1717
Telefunkin' - Ignorants Remix
N-Tyce, J.P., Ignorants
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1818
Telefunkin' - Rated PG Remix
N-Tyce, Rated PG
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2020
Hey DJ! (Play That Song) - C-Swing's Combo Mix
N-Tyce, Eve Prestive, C Swing
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2121
Hey DJ! (Play That Song) - C-Swing's Tennessee Mix
N-Tyce, D-Love, Dubwise, C Swing
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2323
Artist's albums
All Day Every Day
1998 · album
Boom Boom
1998 · single
Whatever
1998 · single
Telefunkin'
1998 · single
Telefunkin' (Ramsey & Fen Remix)
1998 · single
We Come to Party
1997 · single
Hey DJ! (Play That Song)
1997 · single
Boom Boom (Live at the BBC)
2021 · single
Telefunkin' (Live at the BBC)
2021 · single
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Biography
Formed by members Ario Obubore, Chantal Kerzner, Donna Stubbs, and Michelle Robinson, N-Tyce epitomised the sound of British 90s hip-hop. Their four UK Top 20 singles, Boom Boom, We Come to Party, Telefunkin’ and Hey DJ! (Play that Song), cemented N-Tyce’s position alongside other leading girl groups of the time including Honeyz, Cleopatra and En Vogue. Following the success of these singles, N-Tyce released their debut and only album on Telstar Records. All Day Every Day was released on June 8th, 1998, and reached No.44 in the UK charts. We Come to Party was also released in America as N-Tyce’s debut release that same year before the group disbanded in 1999.