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FEATURED ARTIST
SEVANA
SEVANA is a quintessential triple threat.
Her burgeoning abilities are now backed by reggae star Protoje’s management and label company In.Digg.Nation Collective. Although Sevana got her musical break in 2008 with the girl group SLR, placing third place on Digicel Rising Stars (Jamaica’s equivalent of American Idol), it was not until years later that her career came into focus. Over the past year, Sevana landed several festival performances and joined Protoje on some of his major shows. Her photogenic, naturally radiant look has made her a favorite of photographers and fashion labels.
For the EP, I wanted to add songs that covered various thoughts and my beliefs. I took the bars off my mind. I did not want to compromise sonically, so I just wrote, in an honest way, honoring the melodies as they came out of me. I wanted to take the listener on a meaningful journey and I think I did that,” Sevana says about her latest body of work.
2021
FEATURED ARTISTS
Kabaka Pyramid
Tarrus Riley
SEVANA
Schedule
Friday, February 12, 2021
9 PM - 11PM EST
IG LIVE Conversation with Kabaka Pyramid
Donisha and Kabaka explore themes from African Holistic Health, Her Bak, and Journey of Souls .
Friday, March 12, 2021
9 PM - 11PM EST
IG LIVE Conversation with Sevana
Donisha and Sevana explore themes of Beauty and Justice, Maya Angelou, Nia Simone, and Julie Mangoes.
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