What if...Dina Carroll had the Amerie-style Go-Go sound? Imagine, if you will, an alternative universe, not unlike our own. It's 2002, and UK soul great, Dina Carroll has just been released from her record deal, after UMG have dragged their heels on releasing her self-titled third album for four years. Our heroine is understandably despondent, until she receives a call from a US executive a Columbia Records, interested in signing her. She jumps at the chance, and is immediately set to work in the studio, along with up-and-coming producer, Rich Harrison. Harrison, in collaboration with Amerie, has been developing a hybrid style combining classic soul with the Washington DC-based afro-funk ...