Vinia Mojica
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Vinia A. Mojica (born March 14, 1970) is an American singer from Queens, New York.[1] She is best known for her collaborations with the Native Tongues collective and other hip hop artists.
Life and career
Her recording career began in 1989 with the song "Acknowledge Your Own History", from the
.Mojica also made numerous appearances on
electro artist DJ Mehdi
(credited as Espion) on "Anything Is Possible", a track later remixed by Château Flight.
In 2003, Mojica finally released her debut single, "Guilt Junkie" (with the
B-side
"Sands of Time").
Discography
- Singles
- "Magnificent" (2002) (with Mos Def)
- "Guilt Junkie" b/w "Sands of Time" (2003)
- Guest appearances
- A Tribe Called Quest – "Verses from the Abstract" from The Low End Theory (1991)
- De La Soul is Dead(1991)
- Pete Rock & CL Smooth – "Searching" from The Main Ingredient (1994)
- Heltah Skeltah – "Therapy" from Nocturnal (1996)
- Pete Rock – "Mind Blowin'" from Soul Survivor (1998)
- Black Star – "K.O.S. (Determination)" from Mos Def & Talib Kweli Are Black Star (1998)
- Mos Def – "Climb" from Black on Both Sides(1999)
- Alliance Ethnik – "Honesty & jalousie" from "Honesty et Jalousie (fais un choix dans la vie) (1995)"; "Respect", "Fat Come Back", "Tu Sais Quoi", and "5 Heures Du Mat" from Fat Comeback (1999)
- Reflection Eternal – "The Blast" from Train of Thought (2000)
- Da Beatminerz – "Take That" from Brace 4 Impak (2001)
- Hi-Tek – "The Sun God" and "Get Ta Steppin'" from Hi-Teknology (2001)
- Talib Kweli – "Stand to the Side" from Quality (2002)
- DJ Mehdi – "Anything Is Possible" from (The Story of) Espion (2002)
- Common – "Ferris Wheel" from Electric Circus (2002)
- DJ Spinna – "Idols" from Here to There (2003)
References
- ^ Davidson, Tamara (February 28, 2012). "Vinia Mojica: The Hip-Hop Troubadour Tells Her Story". Revive. Retrieved March 3, 2015.
External links
- Vinia Mojica discography at Discogs
- Vinia Mojica press release on Giant Step Records
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