Lindy Layton (born Belinda Kimberly Layton, 7 December 1970) was a founding member of, and vocalist for, Beats International. Career Layton attended the Barbara Speake Stage School in the 1980s. Her group, Beats International, had a couple of hit single in the early 1990s in the UK, including the Number one, "Dub Be Good to Me". Beats International released a debut album which sold moderately, Let Them Eat Bingo. In 1990, Layton signed a solo deal with Arista, and released her version of Janet Kay's hit, "Silly Games". The single was a notable hit, and further releases followed from her debut album, Pressure (released in 1991). However, these decreased in popularity with each release. Pressure was mostly produced by Norman Cook and dance-soul-funk outfit Driza Bone. The album's second single, "Echo My Heart" narrowly missed out on a UK Top 40 placing in January 1991. Whilst "Wait For Love"