Tessanne wows in preview of debut album
Entertainment
June 4, 2014

Tessanne wows in preview of debut album

KINGSTON, Jamaica—Tessanne Chin on Wednesday left fans in awe when she performed selections from her debut album ‘Everything Reminds Me Of You’ in a preview at the Digicel headquarters in downtown Kingston.

The winner of NBC’s The Voice Season 5, has so far released two singles, ‘Tumbling Down’ and ‘Everything Reminds Me Of You” after winning the contest last year.

She has been touring and performing throughout the Caribbean, her last two stops being the Atlantis Resort in the Bahamas and the Spice Island Beach Resort in Grenada.

Chin, the first non-American to ever win the NBC talent show, is signed to Universal Music Group record label.

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