Music News - Tsenate: New Zealand's R&B Newcomer Takes Flight To Melbourne, Australia with Latest Single & Visuals for 'sleeping next to you'
03 May 2024 - 0 Comments
Tsenate, the emerging R&B gem from Tāmaki Makaurau, New Zealand, has today released her latest single, sleeping next to you, following the release of her 2023 debut EP love never adds up. Known for her soul-baring lyrics and nostalgic 90’s RnB sound, Tsenate is no stranger to exploring the complexities of young love, and has been growing a fan base across New Zealand and Australia since her debut.
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When asked about the single, Tsenate shares, "sleeping next to you is heavily inspired by the works of Erykah Badu and Cleo Sol." She continues, "The inspiration for the song came about when I had such strong feelings for someone, but I was also unsure of where the relationship stood and whether this was something that was going to be long term.”
Having made the move to Melbourne to focus on music and to study musical theatre at the prestigious Patrick School of the Arts earlier this year, Tsenate is the embodiment of modern R&B. Her magnetic energy and undeniable talent make her an artist to watch
With fresh music in the works and more tunes to be expected soon, Tsenate is already establishing herself as a force to be reckoned with in the Aotearoa R&B scene! And hopes to make her mark in Australia too.
Photo Credit: Sophie Sue Forsythe
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