DJ Rap’s 1999 album, "Learning Curve," marked her major-label debut on Columbia, offering a concise, radio-friendly introduction to her drum and bass sound. The album featured a more polished production style compared to her earlier independent releases, aiming for broader appeal within the electronic music landscape.
- The album was produced by DJ Rap herself, alongside collaborators like Dave "Rambla" One and Tom Middleton.
- "Learning Curve" charted at number 196 on the Billboard 200, indicating a modest reception in the US market.
- The single 'Bad Girl' was a notable track from the album, receiving rotation on electronic music programs and dance radio.
Jocelyn Eve Stoker, known as DJ Rap, is a British DJ and producer, a pioneer of the UK hardcore and drum and bass scenes. By 1999, she had established herself as a prominent female voice in electronic music, known for her energetic sets and vocal contributions.
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