Midori (actress)

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Midori
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Born (1968-07-19) July 19, 1968 (age 56)
Durham, North Carolina, USA
Ethnicity African American
Height 5 ft 7 in (1.70 m)

Midori (born on July 19, 1968) is an American actress.

Music career

In 1997, she recorded a duet with Oran Juice Jones at Tommy Boy Records. In 1999, she had one track entitled 5-10-15-20, which she wrote on the Porn To Rock compilation. In 1999, Midori performed and toured with Kid Rock, who also produced the track F.M.A. for the Deep Porn (2000) compilation with her. Midori has a second track, produced by Wide, a duo consisting of Liquid Todd and Dr. Luke.[clarification needed][citation needed]

In 2000 and 2001, Midori released two CDs, one featuring dance music tracks, the other hip-hop and rap, which had a track featuring AMG. Her latest release was the 2003 single Who's Hustlin' Who, cataloged as being "by Warrior featuring Midori."[citation needed]

She is the younger sister of R&B superstar Jody Watley.[1]

Awards and nominations

Year Ceremony Result Category Film
1998 AVN Award Nominated Best New Starlet[2] N/A
NightMoves Award Won Best Actress (Editor’s Choice)[3] N/A
1999 AVN Award Nominated Female Performer of the Year[4] N/A
2001 Won Best Supporting Actress - Video[5] American Booty
Nominated Best Couples Sex Scene - Video (with Dillon Day)[6] West Side
XRCO Award Nominated Actress (Single Performance)[7]
2009 AVN Award Won AVN Hall of Fame[8] N/A

Discography

Albums:

  • 2001: "Miss Judged", (7 tracks)
  • 2000: "Midori (AKA) Michele Watley" (5 tracks)

Singles:

  • 2003: "Who's Hustlin' Who" - Warrior featuring Midori

Album appearances:

  • 2002: "Perfect Weapon", Warrior, "Who's Hustlin' Who" feat. Midori
  • 2000: "Deep Porn", Various Artists, "F.M.A." - Kid Rock featuring Midori, "Zap" - Wide featuring Midori
  • 1999: "Porn To Rock", Various Artists, "5,10,15,20" - Midori
  • 1997: "Player's Call," Oran "Juice" Jones, "Let's Stay Together" (featuring Midori)

Cover girl:

  • 2000: "Face Down Ass Up," Andrew Dice Clay
  • 1999: "Nuttin' To Do," Bad Meets Evil (Royce/Eminem)

Music videos:

  • 2001: "Catch The Beat" (solo appearance)
  • 2001: "My Projects," Coo Coo Cal (guest appearance)

References

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