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| associated_acts = [[Labrinth]], [[Raf Riley]], [[Wretch 32]], [[Plan B (musician)|Plan B]], [[MNEK]], [[Devlin (rapper)|Devlin]], [[Josh Osho]], Fred Cox, Balistiq, LifeLines, Warren Xclnce
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'''Henrietta "Etta" Bond'''<ref name="i-donline">{{cite web|url=http://i-donline.com/2012/03/i-n-conversation-etta-bond/|title=i-N Conversation: Etta Bond|publisher=i-D Online|accessdate=5 June 2013}}</ref> (born 2 December 1989)<ref name="bbc">{{cite web|url=http://www.bbc.co.uk/music/artists/0e818027-ef08-41f2-8a6c-7afd7747a6e4|title=Etta Bond|publisher=[[BBC]]|accessdate=5 June 2013}}</ref> is a singer born in [[Cambridge]]<ref name="i-donline"/> but based in [[London]].<ref name="i-donline"/> She is the first signing to [[Odd Child Recordings]], partially owing to Bond's becoming friends with [[Labrinth]] thanks to a fluke [[Myspace]] encounter.<ref name="echo"/>
'''Henrietta "Etta" Bond''' (born 2 December 1989) is a singer born in [[Cambridge]] but based in [[London]]. She is the first signing to [[Odd Child Recordings]], partially owing to Bond becoming friends with [[Labrinth]] thanks to a fluke [[Myspace]] encounter.


Writing material for her debut release, Bond worked with producer DaVinChe – having already uploaded the demo singles "Ask Me to Stay" and "Come Over". Credited as Henrietta, she appeared on DaVinChe's song "No Significance", which was also featured on the ''[[4.3.2.1]]'' film soundtrack.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.mobo.com/news-blogs/spotlight-2013-best-newcomer-nominee-association-htc-etta-bond|title=2013 BEST NEWCOMER NOMINEE: Etta Bond|publisher=MOBO Awards|date=2013-09-10}}</ref> Bond also made an appearance on [[United Kingdom|British]] rapper [[Wretch 32]]'s second studio album, ''[[Black and White (Wretch 32 album)|Black and White]]'', on the track [[Forgiveness (Wretch 32 song)|"Forgiveness"]] – which was released on 11 December 2011 as a single.{{citation needed|date=November 2013}}
Writing material for her debut release, Bond worked with producer DaVinChe – having already uploaded the demo singles "Ask Me to Stay" and "Come Over". Credited as Henrietta, she appeared on DaVinChe's song "No Significance", which was also featured on the ''[[4.3.2.1]]'' film soundtrack. Bond also made an appearance on [[United Kingdom|British]] rapper [[Wretch 32]]'s second studio album, ''[[Black and White (Wretch 32 album)|Black and White]]'', on the track [[Forgiveness (Wretch 32 song)|"Forgiveness"]] – which was released on 11 December 2011 as a single.


Bond and fellow Odd Child signing [[Raf Riley]] (who's also had releases with [[Mad Decent]]) released a free collaboration EP on 20 July 2012 under the name "Emergency Room",<ref>[http://emergency-room.co.uk/ Emergency Room]. Emergency Room. Retrieved on 2012-09-12.</ref> featuring the previously unreleased demo "Ask Me To Stay" alongside 7 other tracks, including the single "Boring Bitches", featuring [[Lady Leshurr]]. The video was produced by [[Rogue Films|Reuben Dangoor]] <ref>[https://twitter.com/Reubendangerman Reuben Dangoor (@Reubendangerman) op Twitter]. Twitter.com. Retrieved on 2012-09-12.</ref> alongside the EP artwork, and received mixed opinions due to the controversial content shown in the video.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dkABiq8RfiM Boring Bitches]. YouTube. Retrieved on 2012-09-12.</ref>
Bond and fellow Odd Child signing [[Raf Riley]] (who's also had releases with [[Mad Decent]]) released a free collaboration EP on 20 July 2012 under the name "Emergency Room",<ref>[http://emergency-room.co.uk/ Emergency Room]. Emergency Room. Retrieved on 2012-09-12.</ref> featuring the previously unreleased demo "Ask Me To Stay" alongside 7 other tracks, including the single "Boring Bitches", featuring [[Lady Leshurr]]. The video was produced by [[Rogue Films|Reuben Dangoor]] <ref>[https://twitter.com/Reubendangerman Reuben Dangoor (@Reubendangerman) op Twitter]. Twitter.com. Retrieved on 2012-09-12.</ref> alongside the EP artwork, and received mixed opinions due to the controversial content shown in the video.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dkABiq8RfiM Boring Bitches]. YouTube. Retrieved on 2012-09-12.</ref>

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Etta Bond
Birth nameHenrietta Bond
Born2 December 1989
OriginCambridge
GenresSoul
Years active2011 (2011)–present
LabelsOdd Child Recordings

Henrietta "Etta" Bond (born 2 December 1989) is a singer born in Cambridge but based in London. She is the first signing to Odd Child Recordings, partially owing to Bond becoming friends with Labrinth thanks to a fluke Myspace encounter.

Writing material for her debut release, Bond worked with producer DaVinChe – having already uploaded the demo singles "Ask Me to Stay" and "Come Over". Credited as Henrietta, she appeared on DaVinChe's song "No Significance", which was also featured on the 4.3.2.1 film soundtrack. Bond also made an appearance on British rapper Wretch 32's second studio album, Black and White, on the track "Forgiveness" – which was released on 11 December 2011 as a single.

Bond and fellow Odd Child signing Raf Riley (who's also had releases with Mad Decent) released a free collaboration EP on 20 July 2012 under the name "Emergency Room",[1] featuring the previously unreleased demo "Ask Me To Stay" alongside 7 other tracks, including the single "Boring Bitches", featuring Lady Leshurr. The video was produced by Reuben Dangoor [2] alongside the EP artwork, and received mixed opinions due to the controversial content shown in the video.[3] The EP received support from many notable artists, including Labrinth, Diplo, Professor Green[4] and Mike Skinner among others.[5] "Resolve" was released in the form of a promotional video in December 2012. Both the video and artwork were made by Dangoor again.[citation needed]

On 26 July 2013, ExR released the music video for "Big Girl's Vogue", the first promotional single from their second EP Meds.[6] The eight-track EP was released for free download on 8 August 2013. The duo appeared on Target's BBC Radio 1Xtra show on 13 August 2013 to promote the EP. They also appeared on CJ Beatz' "Soundcheck Special" to perform "Loophole" on 1Xtra on 9 September 2013.[7] On 30 September 2013, they appeared on Rinse FM to perform "Break Free".[8]

On 13 October 2014, Bond released her third extended play, entitled #CoolUrbanNewTalent. The release is her first solo EP, and features collaborations with Raf Riley and Delilah.As a follow up to #CoolUrbanNewTalent Etta released her first single '18' featuring Etta's old lady alter ego who is 'growing old disgracefully'. The video of '18' was released on 10 July 2015. Etta is currently working on new music with Raf Riley, Wilkinson, Mojam, Fred Ball and Naughty Boy.

Discography

Extended plays

Title Details Track listing
Emergency Room (with Raf Riley)
  • Released: 20 July 2012
  • Label: Odd Child
  • Formats: Digital download
  • "Intro"
  • "Ask Me to Stay"
  • "Premeditated Murder"
  • "Boring Bitches" (featuring Lady Leshurr)
  • "Resolve"
  • "Baddy"
  • "One Way on a Train"
  • "Outro"
Meds (with Raf Riley)
  • Released: 8 August 2013
  • Label: Odd Child
  • Formats: Digital download
  • "Intro"
  • "Fanbabe"
  • "Me First"
  • "Loophole"
  • "1 More Time"
  • "Supposed to Say Goodbye"
  • "Break Free"
  • "Big Girl's Vogue"
#CoolUrbanNewTalent
  • Released: 13 October 2014
  • Label: Odd Child
  • Formats: Digital download
  • "Mark Your Territory"
  • "In the Morning"
  • "King to Be"
  • "Bubble" (featuring Delilah)
  • "Feels Like"

Singles

As lead artist

Year Song Album Label
2015 "18" 18 - Single Odd Child
Year Song Album Label
2011 "Forgiveness"
(Wretch 32 featuring Etta Bond)		 Black and White Ministry of Sound
2012 "Treatment"
(Labrinth featuring Etta Bond)		 Electronic Earth Syco
2012 "Playing with Fire"
(Plan B featuring Labrinth & Etta Bond)		 iLL Manors 679
2013 "Love Cards"
(Devlin featuring Etta Bond)		 A Moving Picture Island
2014 "Life Round Here" (James Blake cover)
(LayZ featuring Skepta and Etta Bond)		 Non-album single Self-released

Other appearances

Year Song Release Label
2010 "No Significance"
(DaVinChe featuring Henrietta Bond)[9]		 4.3.2.1 Soundtrack Sony
2012 "Saved Me"
(Josh Osho featuring Etta Bond)		 The Manifesto N/A
2012 "Condition"
(LifeLines featuring Etta Bond)		 One Hope N/A
2012 "Mastermind"
(Skepta featuring Etta Bond)		 Blacklisted 3Beat
2013 "Under the Knife"
(Labrinth featuring Etta Bond)		 Atomic Odd Child
2015 "Yes, I Helped You Pack"
(Ghostpoet featuring Etta Bond)		 Shedding Skin Play It Again Sam

Remixes

Year Song Artist
2012 "Treatment" (with Raf Riley) Labrinth
2013 "Playing with Fire" (with Raf Riley) Plan B featuring Labrinth

Unreleased tracks

Year Song
2011 "Come Over" (with Raf Riley)
2011 "Every Dream" (with Raf Riley)
2012 "The Funeral" (with Raf Riley)
2012 "ThirsD" (with Fred Cox)
2012 "Fight Til the Death" (with Raf Riley)
2013 "Inside My Head" (with Balistiq)
2013 "Examine Me"
(Warren Xclnce featuring Etta Bond)
2013 "Vomit" (with Raf Riley)
2013 "Corner Shop" (featuring RTKal & Fred Cox)
2013 "Mr. Manly" (with Raf Riley)
2014 "Feels Like" (with Chris Loco)

References

  1. ^ Emergency Room. Emergency Room. Retrieved on 2012-09-12.
  2. ^ Reuben Dangoor (@Reubendangerman) op Twitter. Twitter.com. Retrieved on 2012-09-12.
  3. ^ Boring Bitches. YouTube. Retrieved on 2012-09-12.
  4. ^ https://twitter.com/professorgreen/status/366952221314793472
  5. ^ https://soundcloud.com/mike-skinner/mike-skinner-dj-set-nest
  6. ^ "Etta Bond X Raf Riley - Big Girl's Vogue - YouTube". YouTube. 2013-07-26.
  7. ^ "Etta Bond and Raf Riley - 'Loophole' CJ's Soundcheck Special". YouTube. 2013-09-09.
  8. ^ "Rinse Sessions -- Etta Bond & Raf Riley - Break Free". YouTube. 2013-09-30.
  9. ^ "4.3.2.1 (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack): Amazon.co.uk: Music". Amazon. 2010-05-31.

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