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Tashannie
Tashannie is a Jamaican duo made up of sisters Latasha and Cassie. They came up in Kingston and put out their debut album 'Caution' in 2017. The title track...
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Tashannie is a Jamaican duo made up of sisters Latasha and Cassie. They came up in Kingston and put out their debut album 'Caution' in 2017. The title track 'Caution (Don't Bother Me)' got some attention and helped them find an audience.
Their songs like 'Haru Haru' and 'If' show a mix of pop, R&B, and dancehall. They've kept working since that first album, putting out an EP called 'Unfiltered' at some point. The music tends to circle around love and self-empowerment, delivered with a straightforward energy that feels grounded in where they started.
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