Katy B: On a Mission  [12 September 2011]  By Maria Schurr  Like
many a UK talent before her, Katy B (the B stands for Brien)
attended the superstar academy the BRIT School, known for
supplying the likes of Adele and Jessie J with the skills needed
to navigate the performing arts world. Unlike some alumni,
however, Katy B rose to stardom in the UK through use of a
fairly new sound and a refreshingly ordinary image. Katy has
earned scads of acclaim for integrating UK club beats into
fairly straightforward pop songs, and has been pegged as both
the queen of dubstep and one of the best and brightest of the
new bunch of UK pop divas. At just 22, such praise is heavy to
handle, but her debut, On a Mission makes a convincing enough
case for it.  In keeping with her regular girl persona, On a
Mission‘s songs largely deal with the normal young adult
concerns: potential male suitors are frequently called out and
the dance floor is seen as a sanctuary. In the case of the
former theme, “Easy Please Me” is the standout t