Cath Coffey

Cath Coffey (born Catherine Muthoni Coffey) is one of the earliest members of British rap band Stereo MCs. The single "Elevate My Mind", off the Stereo MCs album Supernatural, in which Coffey was the backing vocalist, was the first British rap single to reach the US pop charts.

After the release of their album Supernatural, the Stereo MCs released their critically acclaimed album Connected in 1992, on which Coffey is featured on the popular tracks "Connected", "Ground Level" and "Step It Up".

Coffey was featured on the second album by Tricky, Nearly God, released in 1996, She released a solo album (Japan only)-Mind the Gap on Island Records in 1997.

Discography

Albums

With Stereo MCs- Supernatural (1990) Connected (1992) Deep Down and Dirty (2001) Retroactive (2002) (best of compilation album) Paradise (2005) Live at the BBC (2008) Double Bubble (2008)[1][3] Emperor´s Nightingale (August, 26th, 2011)

Year	Album	Track	Additional information
1990	Supernatural	"Elevate My Mind"	Second album by Stereo MCs Lead Vocals
1992	Connected	All Tracks	Third album by Stereo MCs Vocals
1996	Nearly God	"I Sing For You"	Side Project by Tricky which includes artists like Björk and Neneh Cherry Additional Vocals
1997	Mind the Gap	All Tracks	Artist's Debut album
1998	Fearless (Junior Delgado album)	"Streets Desire"	Album by Junior Delgado Lead Vocals
1999	Close The Door	"Turn Around", "Midnight Melodic", "Sweet Bitter Love", "Midnight Melodic (Chase The Blues)"	Debut Album by Terranova Lead and additional vocals
2001	Deep Down & Dirty	Most Tracks	Fourth album by Stereo MCs Vocals
2002	Hitchiking Non-Stop With No Particular Destination	"Breath", "Out of My Head (aka. Ah Uht Mi Hed)", "Running Away"	Second Album by Terranova Vocals

Singles and EPs

Year	Song	UK	Album
1997	"Say What You Say"	78	Mind the Gap
	"Tell Me"	—
1999	"Walk With Me"	—	OST Long Hello & Short Goodbye