Shenseea works with directors Grand Karatekidd and Sam Brave for the “Beama” visual.
Shenseea and Lola Brooke have teamed up for their latest single, “Beama”. The two female starlets have magnetic chemistry in the visual, which is a collaboration we didn’t know we needed. As a result, the track is edgy with reggae tones as Shenseea spits fire over the production. Plus, Lola Brooke never disappoints representing her New York essence in every verse she contributes.
Shenseea, who hails from Jamaica, brings her Caribbean accent to the track, which perfectly complements Lola Brooke’s attitude. Clearly, the Jamaican emcee cuts a gaze straight into the lens with her opening verse. “Ah Shenseea, Drop Double R, f*ck a Bimmer, Grass green but mi still hustle fi make it greener. More cheese pon mi bread, it look like pizza. VVS so cold, straight out of my freezer. Me nuh play, like the dealers, top shottas and squeezers”. The record is produced by London On Da Track, Dready, and Phil The Keys.
“Don’t you ever bring scared business to me. You’re lookin’ at the toughest rassclaat Jamaican in the United States of America.”
[Intro: Louie Rankin]
The single is a perfect blend of dancehall and hip hop energy. Also, the track opens with a sample from the late Louie Rankin. “Beama” is a must-listen for fans of both artists and anyone looking for a fresh new sound.
