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?sessions Feature: Jasmine Kiara
- Published by size?
Within the vibrant music tapestry of Toronto’s music scene, Jasmine Kiara emerges with a soulful talent that knows no bounds. Extracting from musical muses within the likes of Coco Jones and Jhené Aiko, Jasmine Kiara and her newest single ‘Home,’ is a testament to her artistry, weaving melodic R&B vocals with soulful intentions — that are meant to transport you back to a place you’ll want to call home.
As Jasmine Kiara continues to pave her own way within the music industry, her passion and creative force will be sure to leave an indelible mark in the Canadian music landscape.
AUDRÉ CBC Radio-Canada Ohdio Interview
- Published by CBC Radio-Canada
The French-speaking singer-songwriter recently released her new summer track, Warning (Akotika Ngai Te ), a song that pays homage to her Congolese roots.
Musician hoping to connect with Guyanese roots via a live concert
- Published by Guyana Chronicle
Jasmine Kiara Rowe Samadhdin recently travelled from her home in Toronto, Canada, to visit Guyana for the first time to explore her Guyanese roots. Her first impression of the country is quite interesting, noting our rich culture, hospitality and people in oneness.
Her father is Guyanese and is from Agricola, while her mother is of East Indian descent, a Jamaican who lived in England and then relocated to Canada.
AUDRÉ – U on U: Weekly Music Feature on DMTV
- Published by DMTV
“U on U” is a slow but inviting taste of soul that keeps you tied and hooked throughout the song. Reminiscing on heavy influences and tasting what Summer Walker brings to American audiences, AUDRÉ brings to Toronto. Her smooth voice, paired with a mellowed-out beat, reminds you that heartbreak doesn’t need to be extreme or violent; it can also be beautiful. It’s new to me, but I constantly revisit it after hearing it for the very first time. AUDRÉ’s sound has been able to captivate me and keep me hooked onto her sound with one song. This introduced me to the genre of soul that I have been heavily missing out on but will no longer be able to ignore.