BEAUTIFUL LADY: ATIKA DM AND TASHA T CRAFT A SUMMER LOVE ANTHEM
Summer just got a fresh soundtrack. Rasvibe Records Inc. and Islandyard Productions present Beautiful Lady, a vibrant union of reggae warmth and Afrobeat fire. Atika DM (Atika Di Maléguéne) from South Senegal and multi-award-winning Toronto artist Tasha T (The Musical Ambassador) weave their voices into something soulful and bright.
Beautiful Lady is more than a love song. Produced by Tasha T and Paul “Patchy” Wright, it glows with romance, echoing tender moments between two hearts. Atika DM’s style merges hip-hop, reggae and dancehall with the traditional pulse of his homeland. His vocals carry the spirit of Senegal, flowing with raw honesty and pride.
Tasha T steps into a new light here. Known for her commanding singjay and DJ style, she reveals a gentler, more melodic side. Her voice dances gracefully beside Atika DM’s, creating a rich harmony that feels both timeless and refreshing.
WHEN SOULFUL STORYTELLING MEETS RHYTHMIC INNOVATION
This collaboration celebrates connection across borders, blending genres without losing each artist’s identity. The rhythms feel warm and inviting, perfect for long, hazy evenings and shared smiles.
With Beautiful Lady, Atika DM and Tasha T show what happens when soulful storytelling meets rhythmic innovation. It’s a track to keep close as the sun sets and the nights stretch on.
ABOUT ATIKA DM
Emerging from the Afro-Caribbean and Southeast Asian reggae scenes, Atika DM is reshaping lovers rock and global reggae fusion. His albums, Reggae Love Songs and Melancholic Reggae Love Songs, explore lush sounds and tender stories. Tracks like Dan Aku Tau create cinematic warmth.
With the evocative single Beautiful Lady alongside Tasha T, Atika showcases a bold, cross-continental spirit. His music feels intimate yet universal, always rooted in deep emotion and vibrant culture.
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ABOUT TASHA T
Tasha T, known as The Musical Ambassador, channels powerful messages and uplifting energy through her rich, soulful voice. Since winning Best Female Newcomer in 1999, she has collected awards, including the 2024 Spotlight Award for Jamaica It Nice. Her humanitarian anthem, Spread Some Love, earned global praise from the World Citizen Artists and the Bob Marley Foundation.
A two-time JUNO Award nominee, she also made history at the Indigenous Music Awards. Tasha T’s work inspires unity, love and cultural pride.
