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Critically acclaimed Boston-born and Los Angeles-based Haitian-American artist TeaMarrr shares her new single and lyric video "One Job" today.
Get the song HERE via Position Music.
TeaMarrr teamed up with The Glow Up, the beauty, fashion, and lifestyle arm of TheRoot.com, to exclusively premiere the track. The Glow Up touts "One Job" as a "mesmerizing release from rising artist TeaMarrr, [which] disrupts the dollhouse."
With its unconventional and addictive production, wild lyrics, and unforgettable hook, "One Job" properly introduces her disruptive, dynamic, and diverse sound with a bang. Meanwhile, the provocative, avante-garde lyric video, directed by Tyren Redd, brings the story to life with two Barbie-esque dolls in various states of disembodiment, undress, and rawness.
Watch it HERE.
Welcome to her world now!
TeaMarrr's 2017 debut EP, Thanks for the Chapstick steadily generated a buzz, cracking 500K cumulative Spotify streams and earning early acclaim from ThisIsRnB, COLORS, and more. Meanwhile, her first 2018 release "Bent Hella" surpassed 131K Spotify streams in three months' time as she relocated to Los Angeles and crafted what would become, Tea Turns To Wine with songwriter Kareem James [Kiana Ledé].
The music mirrors TeaMarrr's own unpredictability. She explains that her ever-changing gray streaks of hair often symbolize "wisdom" and "feeling invincible," while she carries teacups until they break. "Each broken teacup marks a new beginning. I stopped freaking out after the first cup broke because a plethora of blessings usually follow," she explains.
More blessings to come...
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