D.Girl

D.Girl, the hard-rapping, sexy siren, is out to prove that she can run with the boys — and she succeeds on Mascara Music Vol. 1. With several features from rappers and vocalists, as well as comical skits about everything from sex to her desire for the takeover, Mascara Music should...

By Ru Johnson

September 27, 2011

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D.Girl, the hard-rapping, sexy siren, is out to prove that she can run with the boys — and she succeeds on Mascara Music Vol. 1. With several features from rappers and vocalists, as well as comical skits about everything from sex to her desire for the takeover, Mascara Music should make ladies listen up. On "From the Back," D.Girl reveals her favorite sexual position with charming giggles and blushing lyrics, and she takes on the boys directly with "Bad Girls Turf," letting everyone within earshot know who's really the boss. Her rhymes are staccato and her voice is fluid, making this project an easy listen. We're all ears.

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