Robert Del Naja, born on January 21, 1965, in Brighton, United Kingdom, is a
British musician and artist. He moved to Bristol with his family in 1966 and
became known as an early graffiti artist in the city during the 1980s. Del Naja
was one of the founding members of Massive Attack in 1988, contributing
significantly to their breakthrough album, Blue Lines (1991). Del Naja also
co-wrote "Manchild" with Neneh Cherry in 1989. As a member of Massive Attack, he
is credited with writing, recording, and producing all five studio albums, such
as Protection (1994), Mezzanine (1998), 100...