the group changed their name again to Kaleef and moved their musical style in a more pop direction. This led to the recording of their second album, 53rd State of Mind (Jive, 1997). Unhappy with the directions they were moving in, the group split shortly after the release of their second album. The band appeared in the UK Singles Chart with (as Kaliphz) "Walk Like a Champion" (Payday/FFRR, 1995) featuring boxer Prince Naseem Hamed, and (as Kaleef) "Golden Brown" (Jive, 1997) - a re-working of The Stranglers song about drug use. Discography Albums As Kaliphz: Seven Deadly Sins (Payday/FFRR, 1995) As Kaleef: 53rd State of Mind (Jive, 1997) Singles References External links Mutiny Sounds' Kaliphz page Discog's Kaliphz page English hip hop groups Musical groups from Greater Manchester Music in the Metropolitan Borough of Rochdale