Delinquent Habits
Delinquent Habits was originally made up of two emcees Kemo The Blaxican (born David L.K. Thomas) and Ives Irie (born Ivan S. Martin), and a DJ/producer O.G. Style (born Alejandro R. Martinez). Thus the group was often called Los Tres Delinquentes (Spanish spelling: "los tres delincuentes"; Spanish for 'The Three Delinquents'). As a trio, they sold over 1 million copies of their single "Tres Delinquentes", published on the RCA label in 1996. They subsequently received a lot of attention from MTV and the media. Their self-titled debut album and their second releases were executive produced by Paul Stewart and Sen Dog. "Delinquent Habits" was sold almost a million copies. They have been compared to Cypress Hill. Their third album, "Merry Go-Round", was published by ARK 21 Records and sold on the underground "Spanglish network". Kemo soon left the band after the completion of their album "Freedom Band" to pursue a solo career with some substantial success. He released his debut album in 2004, titled "Simple Plan". He was replaced by female vocalist Michelle Belle (born Michelle Miralles), who had been previously featured in some of their songs. She released her debut album in 2016, titled "Nothing More, Nothing Less". Around five years after Kemo's exit, O.G. Style also left the band. Current

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The melodic "Merry Go Round" featured the female singer Michelle Belle.