Takura

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Takura
Birth name Takura Tendayi
Origin Harare, Zimbabwe
Genres
Occupations
Instruments Vocals
Years active 2009-present
Associated acts

Takura Tendayi is a Zimbabwean singer/songwriter and member of the band Door Policy alongside producer Bibby Jones. He is well known for his frequent collaborations with Chase & Status and Sub Focus, as well as many other dubstep and drum and bass artists.[2] His guest appearances have accumulated over seventeen million YouTube views,[3][4][5] and "Flashing Lights" has charted in the United Kingdom at #98 in the UK Singles Chart and #15 in the UK Dance Chart.[6][7] He also co-wrote Rihanna's 2009 single "Wait Your Turn" which alone has over seventeen million YouTube views[8] and charted at #45 in the UK Singles Chart. On 10 September, Door Policy released the three-track EP No Cover Charge for free download.[9][10] It features a guest appearance from "Traktor" singer L Marshall.[2]

Discography

EPs

Year Album Label
2013 No Cover Charge (as Door Policy) All Day Breakfast

Singles

As lead artist

Year Song
2013 "Ponytail"
"Cola" (Door Policy cover of Lana Del Rey)

As featured artist

Year Song Album Label
2011 "Flashing Lights"
(Chase, Status & Sub Focus featuring Takura)
No More Idols Mercury Records
2012 "Led Astray"
(by Friction, featured vocals)
Led Astray EP Shogun Audio
"Network"
(by Dream Mclean, featured vocals)
Non-album single MTA Records
"Pop Off"
(Maxsta featuring Takura)
Sony
2013 "The Coming Storm"
(Freestylers & Stereo:Type featuring Takura)
The Coming Storm Rub-A-Duck
"Refuse To Love"
(by Loadstar, featured vocals)
Future Perfect RAM Records
"Rage Within"
(The Prototypes featuring Takura)
Non-album single Shogun Audio
"Zimma Frame"
(Show N Prove featuring Takura)
All Around the World
"Friday"
(Shadow Child featuring Takura)
Collected Food Music

Other appearances

Year Song Release Label
2008 "Can't Get Enough"
(by Chase & Status, featured vocals)
More Than Alot RAM Records
"Streetlife"
(Chase & Status featuring Takura)
"Running"
(Chase & Status featuring Takura)
"Is It Worth It"
(Chase & Status featuring Takura)
2009 "Follow the Light" (Vocal Mix)
(by Sub Focus, featured vocals)
Rock It / Follow the Light
"World of Hurt"
(by Sub Focus, featured vocals)
Sub Focus
"Coming Closer"
(Sub Focus featuring Takura)
"Wait Your Turn"
(by Rihanna, as writer)
Rated R Def Jam
2010 "Is It Worth It VIP"
(Chase & Status featuring Takura)
End Credits RAM Records
"Sick Note"
(by Example, featured vocals)
Won't Go Quietly Data
"Spaceship"
(by Kano, featured vocals)
Method to the Maadness BPM
2011 "No Problem"
(by Chase and Status, featured vocals)
No More Idols Mercury Records
2012 "Demons"[11]
(by Delta Heavy, featured vocals)
Down the Rabbit Hole RAM Records
"Summer Days"
(Sigma featuring Takura)
Hospitality Summer Drum & Bass 2012 Hospital
"Have A Go"
(Swindle featuring Takura)
Need To Know Swindle Productions
"Drug Dealer"
(Plan B featuring Takura)
iLL Manors 679
"Memories (Come Back)"
(Don Diablo featuring Takura)
Lights Out EP Sony
"Careless"
(Jack Beats featuring Takura)
Careless OWSLA
"Alive"
(Rollz featuring Takura)
Firepod Pilot
2013 "The Coming Storm (VIP Mix)"
(Freestylers & Stereo:Type featuring Takura)
The Coming Storm (VIP Mix) Rub-A-Duck
"Searching"
(by Kove, as writer)
Measures MTA Records
"Endorphins"
(by Sub Focus featuring Alex Clare, as writer)
Torus RAM Records / Mercury
"Out Of Reach"
(by Sub Focus featuring Jayelldee, as writer)
"Money Waster"
(by Marshall F, featured vocals)
Money Waster Black Butter

Unreleased tracks

Year Song
2012 "Is That You"
2012 "B.B.O.P (Baddest Bitch On the Planet)"
2012 "Kerosene"
(Drop Lamond featuring Takura)
2013 "Suffocating Me"
(Skream & Redlight featuring Takura)

References

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