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If you like your rnb vocals firmly nineties but you dig your beats resolutely gritty, stripped-back and sixties – say hello or rather hello again to Lady Wray a.k.a Nicole Wray of Make It Hot feat. Missy Elliott fame and the first single off forthcoming album Queen Alone. Producers Leon Michels and Thomas Brenneck ensure neck-snapping drums and minimal strings on A-side Do It Again and a sunnier groove on the flip while Lady Wray drips vocal honey about love going wrong on the former and a correspondingly more positive and almost Jackson-esque turn on the latter.