Woman Trouble

Woman Trouble introduces Robbie Craig's voice into the Artful Dodger universe and the match is immediately compelling — a tenor with emotional warmth distinct from Craig David's cooler precision, carrying a track about romantic confusion with genuine lived feeling. The production splits the difference between club-ready and soulful: two-step rhythms frame an arrangement with real harmonic depth, piano chords that reference classic UK R&B running through a garage sensibility. The song's title captures its subject with characteristic understatement — the kind of emotional entanglement where clarity seems available but permanently just out of reach. Robbie Craig brings vulnerability that anchors the track emotionally, his upper register suggesting strain that suits the lyric's frustration. Artful Dodger's production instinct here is to let the voice lead and build around it, which distinguishes this from more beat-forward tracks in their catalogue. The song works in that particular late-evening domestic space — not a club, not quite home, somewhere between intention and uncertainty. A lesser-discussed classic from a producer pair who consistently operated above their commercial reputation.