“Keepin’ me” is Stereotyp’s follow up to his now classic “My Sound” debut album on G-Stone Recordings in 2002. Standout track “Keepin’ Me” delivers one of the most haunting vocal performances since Lauryn Hill burst onto the scene. The rest of the album crosses the divide between electronica and future soul with ease and could finally bring Stereotyp to the wide international audience he deserves. Back on vocal duty are family vocalists Hubert Tubbs (Ex-Tower of Power), Sandra Kurzweil, Cesar Sampson, RQM (Al Haca) & Daniela Bauer (Café Drechsler) but also special guests such as Wu-Tang Clan’s Cappadonna and MC Coppa. On this album however he has developed his sound to such a degree that he has successfully completed the transformation from dancefloor devastator to convincing electronic soul producer. In much the same way that Warp Records Jamie Lidell went from the techno end of clubbing to ipods and home systems everywhere with his album Multiply so Stereotyp has managed the same trick with his sublime album – Keepin Me. Keepin' Me 5:02 Not Afraid 3:27 Ladies Do 3:09 Over 4:01 Do Dirt 3:21 Big Flows 4:26 Slices 2:55 Take The Weight 5:47 It's You 5:08 Satisfied 5:58 It's On 5:20 Blinded 5:00 Nothing But Love 3:19 Fool For You 6:50