Misha B Set to Drop New Single, ‘Do You Think Of Me’ November 4th; Joins Nicki Minaj on Fall Tour 2012

Co-written by Misha B herself, with assistance from South Sudanese singer/songwriter Ayak Thiik (Tinchy Stryder, Dappy, James Morrison) and TMS (Professor Green, Dappy, Little Mix), “Do You Think Of Me” is a proper follow-up to considerably the more niche “Home Run.”  While “Home Run” certainly allowed for SOME of Misha’s powerhouse vocals to shine through, it was at times overshadowed by the glitchy D&B beats and production work.  “Do You Think Of Me” is a far superior vehicle for her considerable instrument, packaged as a current-sounding dance anthem that incorporates that dirty bass along with Misha’s soaring vocals, altogether creating a club banger with soul.  Absolutely STUNNING.  The UK has found it’s new ultimate dance diva, and her name is Misha B!  According to Misha,

“I really, really loved working on ‘Do You Think Of Me.’ It’s one of those songs where everyone will take away something different from it. I have an emotional connection to the song – it has a very special meaning for me, which I hope comes across in the lyrics and the vocals. I’m so excited for everyone to hear it.”

Produced by TMS, “Do You Think Of Me” features a set of equally powerful remixes from Cashtastic, MNEK, Jamie Grind, Benny Page and Liam Keegan and offers listeners an even more delectable taste of what’s to come from this up & coming mega talent.
 

Also worth a watch is the heartbreaking, just released music video for the single.  The video follows the story of two individuals: One, a young girl going through life without a father. The other story, that of a troubled man, going through life without his daughter.  The video is even more poignant, knowing that it’s likely LOOSELY based on Misha’s own troubled childhood.  Misha’s mother, a former heroin addict, gave her daughters to her sister when Misha was only 3 months old.  She never knew her father.  “Do You Think Of Me” seems to be an open call to her Dad, asking the question that ANY child in her position would want to know.  Hits straight through to the heart. It really does.  I love a good dance track, but what I love more is a good dance track with some real emotional and lyrical substance behind it. This has EVERYTHING!