Luana Kiara is an emerging Swedish/Gambian singer, who is following uo to her debut single from last year titled “Triggered.” Her new single, “Reminder,” is a forceful empowerment anthem featuring huge heaps of bass and a hard-hitting chorus.
Kiara first made her professional singing debut with the Scandinavian production and DJ duo Tungevaag & Raaban. She was the featured vocalist on the 2018 smash hit “Bad Boy.” Since, she has gone on to clock up over 24 million streams on Spotify alone.
“Reminder” is an infectious groove with a message that can be used for self help, or letting someone know it gets no better than you. “We women are taught not to be too loud when saying “I’m the best, I’m the realest,” says Kiara. “This is me saying you can be whoever the fuck you want!”
Check out the song below.
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