Yoko K's debut album nominated for best album in dance/electronica by the Independent Music Awards.

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Washington Post Express finds AfterDay "compelling".

THREE YEARS HAVE PASSED since Debórah Bond dropped her debut, "DayAfter," which earned the D.C. based singer comparisons to R&B-laden jazz divas such as Dee Dee Bridgewater and Dianne Reeves. The buzz about her commanding vocals and maturity even reached the U.K. Earlier this summer she released "AfterDay," a compelling remixed makeover of her debut that featured heavyweight producers such as Julius Papp and DJ Smash alongside local knob-twisters DJ Stylus and Stevie G.

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Debórah's Versatile Voice and Electronic Producers work Wonders. "Worth Checking" says MoSoul.

"Essentially a remix LP, Debórah Bond is offered various electronic music coats to wear by the producers that revisit her tracks on AfterDay. Bond has got a versatile voice, which suits the various tempos she is subjected to. DJ Smash does the business on 'Don't Waste Your Time', where broken hop beats and competent key n guitar work back Debórahs instructive vocals. Reaching keys, a groovy bass and frank vocals work wonders on Julius Papp's version of 'This Is Me.' " "...notable remixes from Papp et al make it worth checking."

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Debórah Bond's AfterDay Music on iTunes

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