From humble beginnings to centre stage, Sabrina Francis has launched her new single Name Me.
In October, Afro-Caribbean pop artiste Sabrina Francis returned to London from Grenada only one 12 months after her headline sell-out exhibits at The Tabernacle and Pizza Categorical Dwell.
This 12 months, performing on the prestigious Bush Corridor, Sabrina launched her latest single Name Me, which is now on all streaming platforms. Sabrina and her coveted Treehouse band is broadly praised throughout the UK. Her two singles Cocoa Tea and Be taught To Love have amassed over 450,000 views on YouTube and have gained the help of the BBC Radio Community with interviews on Carrie and David Grant Present, The Scene, and The Late Present.
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Her new single Name Me continues the musical and lyrical course set by the earlier singles, with the younger Grenadian singer as soon as once more pouring her coronary heart and soul into her artwork.
Name Me delivers yet one more charming dose of her signature trustworthy and uplifting Afro-Caribbean sensibility. Discovering the candy spot between conventional songwriting and fashionable manufacturing, the proficient artiste concludes her 2022 musical journey with a becoming premiere on the iconic Bush Corridor in West London.
Embracing her humble and grounded origins, the success of final 12 months’s European & UK tour comes as no shock contemplating the power and enthusiasm Sabrina Francis has for her music and her followers.
Having received the celebrated John Lennon Songwriting Award in 2019, and collaborated with Joss Stone in Grenada, Sabrina is clearly a expertise for the longer term.
With two extra exhibits held in Cambridge and Birmingham, Sabrina’s latest UK tour assuredly marked her place as a worldwide contender, so don’t miss out what’s developing for the rising artiste in 2023.