Being in the music industry since she nine-years-old, rising artist Meshae is stepping out on her own with the release of her single “Kick It,” which she wrote. Meshae says the inspiration behind the Kwajo Cinqo and Rob Kelly produced single is “having that constant feeling of wanting to vibe and chill with someone who you are beginning to show interest in and getting to know,” wanting “to be with them all day.”
A native of Toronto/Rexdale, Meshae began her music career early while hanging in the studio with her recording artist father, constantly looking for opportunities to slip on the headphones and to stand in front of a microphone and sing her heart out.
Meshae loved to perform and participated in as many talent shows as she could find. Her polished understanding of singing and performance comes from her participation and love for church choirs and Gospel, which she uses to help perfect her skills.
Check out the video below and download the single here.
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