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Jamaican artist Shenseea talks about her second album, the real inspiration behind her songs, why the dragon is an important symbol of her, her son and how she loves to dress him, writing music to help and relate to other women, her previous big collaborations with Major Lazer, Kanye West, Christina Aguilera and more!
Jamaican artist Shenseea talks about her second album, the real inspiration behind her songs, why the dragon is an important symbol of her, her son and how she loves to dress him, writing music to help and relate to other women, her previous big collaborations with Major Lazer, Kanye West, Christina Aguilera and more!
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