Haviah Mighty is kicking off 2023 with a one-two punch to your feels.
On Jan. 27, the Toronto-born, Brampton-based artist dropped her latest hit, “Room Service,” a soulful and sultry tune that hears her singing rather than spitting her signature dextrous bars. Today, she’s dropped a stunning visual experience that blends the new track and 2022’s “Honey Bun” into one cinematic journey. Watch above.
Haviah, who last year became the first woman to win the Juno Award for Rap Album/EP of the Year and was the sole Canadian artist nominated for a 2022 BET Award in the Best International Flow category, expands on the themes of love and loss in both tracks.
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“When I created [‘Room Service’], I just encompassed the same energy of ‘Honey Bun’, but a different part of that process because ‘Honey Bun’ is reflecting on a breakup...
On Jan. 27, the Toronto-born, Brampton-based artist dropped her latest hit, “Room Service,” a soulful and sultry tune that hears her singing rather than spitting her signature dextrous bars. Today, she’s dropped a stunning visual experience that blends the new track and 2022’s “Honey Bun” into one cinematic journey. Watch above.
Haviah, who last year became the first woman to win the Juno Award for Rap Album/EP of the Year and was the sole Canadian artist nominated for a 2022 BET Award in the Best International Flow category, expands on the themes of love and loss in both tracks.
Read More: Sza Named ‘Billboard’ Woman Of The Year For 2023
“When I created [‘Room Service’], I just encompassed the same energy of ‘Honey Bun’, but a different part of that process because ‘Honey Bun’ is reflecting on a breakup...
- 2/10/2023
- by Alex Nino Gheciu
- ET Canada
Haviah Mighty had never been to a protest before George Floyd was murdered by police on May 25th, 2020. As Floyd’s death set off demonstrations around the world, though, the Canadian rapper joined the fray, simultaneously penning “Protest,” which premieres Friday with a video by Kit Weyman and Chrris Lowe. The song is off her upcoming mixtape, Stock Exchange, which drops this fall.
“They made me feel some sense of hope,” Mighty tells Rolling Stone of the protests. “I’ve never seen, in my life, that sort of support from my community.
“They made me feel some sense of hope,” Mighty tells Rolling Stone of the protests. “I’ve never seen, in my life, that sort of support from my community.
- 6/11/2021
- by Brenna Ehrlich
- Rollingstone.com
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