Dynamite MC

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Dynamite MC
Dynamite MC performing at Ultra Music Festival 2009
Background information
Birth name	Dominic Joseph Smith
Born	(1973-10-07) 7 October 1973 (age 51)
Origin	Gloucester, England
Genres	Hip hop, drum and bass
Occupation(s)	Rapper, MC
Labels	Strong Records

Dynamite MC (born Dominic Smith, 7 October 1973) is an English rapper and MC. He originally gained prominence in jungle/drum and bass, working with Roni Size & Reprazent, but has also released hip hop material.

He started his MCing career on pirate radio station Crush FM, broadcasting in Gloucester, South West England during the early 1990s. He met Roni Size in 1994 and began MCing for the Full Cycle crew. When the Bristol collective formed the live band Reprazent, Dynamite shared vocal duties with singer, Onallee. Their debut album New Forms won the Mercury Music Prize in 1997. Dynamite's role was enhanced for Reprazent's second album, the hip-hop influenced In the Mode (2000).

Following this, Dynamite collaborated with a range of artists including The Nextmen, High Contrast, Caspa, Netsky, DJ Skitz, Scratch Perverts, Andy C and DJ Zinc, releasing a solo album The World of Dynamite (2004). In 2006, a remix CD, Big Man Talk was released on the Strong Records label (featuring samples from Enya and Kanye West). A third album, Styles Galore was set to follow in 2006.^[1]

Dynamite MC hosts a two-hour 'Smooth Grooves' show on Kiss 100 every Monday night at 9:00pm (GMT), as well as hosting the Fresh 40 R&B and dance chart across some of the UK's commercial radio stations on Sunday afternoons.

The track "Bounce" is featured on the soundtrack of Madden NFL '07.^[2] "Bounce" and "After Party" also feature in the video game, Need for Speed: Carbon. He recently worked with Camo & Krooked for their song "Stand Up" (Camo & Krooked vs Friction feat. Dynamite MC), with Netsky on a track titled "The Whistle Song" for Netsky's album, 2, and with Dyro on "Against All Odds".^[3]

• The World of Dynamite (2004)
• Big Man Talk Mixtape (2006)
• Big Man Talk 2 (2009)
• Big Man Talk 3 (2011)

• "Switch" (1994)
• "After Party" (1998)
• "Hey DJ" (Kamanchi feat. Dynamite MC) (2002) – UK No. 85
• "Hotness" (2003) – UK No. 66
• "Ride" (2004) – UK No. 54
• "No More" – UK No. 26
• "Bounce"
• "What!" (2008)
• "Here We Go" (DJ Fumiya feat. Dynamite MC) (2010)
• "Kawaii" (feat. Missill, Aluna Francis and Rye Rye) (2011)
• "Prototype" (2018)

• Official Dynamite MC Myspace
• Strong Records website
• Discography at rolldabeats.com
• Discography at Discogs

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