ETANA SERVES REGGAE “NECTAR OF THE GODS”
Etana, the two-time Grammy-nominated reggae sensation, returns with her highly anticipated album, “Nectar of the Gods.” This album showcases her versatility, blending soulful melodies with empowering lyrics. Once again, Etana cements her status as a leading force in contemporary reggae music.
“Nectar of the Gods” features an impressive lineup of collaborators. Shatta Wale, the Ghanaian dancehall superstar, lends his unique style to the album. Bugle, who is celebrated for his socially conscious lyrics, also makes a significant contribution. Randy Valentine, known for his blend of reggae and dancehall, brings his versatile talents.
NECTAR OF THE GODS FEATURES AN IMPRESSIVE LINEUP OF COLLABORATORS
The album also features Samini, an award-winning Ghanaian musician with a strong presence in Afrobeat and dancehall. Legendary Jamaican deejay Big Youth, who has left an indelible mark on reggae, adds his iconic voice.
Mr Cheeks, critically acclaimed for his work with Lost Boyz and Jon FX, the Billboard chart-topping producer, rounds out the impressive list of collaborators.
Etana is renowned for her powerful vocals and socially conscious themes. With “Nectar of the Gods,” she crafts a collection that resonates deeply with fans and newcomers.
This album continues her tradition of creating music that entertains while delivering profound messages of love, resilience, and gratitude. Dive into “Nectar of the Gods” and experience the magic of Etana’s reggae journey.
ABOUT ETANA
Etana, born Shauna McKenzie in Kingston, Jamaica, is a Jamaican reggae singer. She migrated to the United States in 1992 and briefly pursued pop music before rediscovering her reggae roots.
Adopting the name Etana, meaning “The Strong One”, in Swahili, she fused folk, soul, jazz, and reggae into her unique sound. Her debut album, “The Strong One,” featured hits like “Warrior Love” and “I Am Not Afraid.”
Etana’s fourth album, “I Rise,” topped the Reggae Billboard charts, making her the first Jamaican female artist to achieve this in 17 years. In 2018, “Reggae Forever” hit number one, earning her back-to-back chart-toppers and a Grammy nomination.
