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Nailah Blackman, first Caribbean artiste featured on Audiomack’s music artiste series “Bubbling”
Birthday girl and soca sensation Nailah having a blast on the stage
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July 29, 2020

Nailah Blackman, first Caribbean artiste featured on Audiomack’s music artiste series “Bubbling”

The ascending musical platform Audiomack has always had a hand in the development and spreading awareness of budding musical superstars, especially ones from the Caribbean islands. Headed by Tanya Lawson, Director of Afrobeats and Reggae at Audiomack, the streaming platform wants to break barriers for artists from the islands of all genres.

Hailing from Trinidad and Tobago, Blackman is the first Caribbean woman artist to get a behind the scenes look at her creativity through Audiomack’s Bubbling series.

Through her music, the Trinidadian rising star shares messages of love, joy, and infatuation. Bubbling gives viewers easy access via the Audiomack app and website to get a firsthand look at a different side of Blackman’s life. The Bubbling series makes it easier than ever for Caribbean talent to get discovered by different demographics.

The brand had also recently conducted panels and lives which detail discussions of continuing to push the culture of Caribbean music and educating the world about the artistes. Next in line for the brand is a series of IG live interviews that showcase them to Audiomack’s huge Instagram following to the world, which includes DJ Antz Man.

Innovation and dedication are the two driving points for Audiomack push for the sounds of the Caribbean, which continues to push boundaries for the artists and countries. Soon more Caribbean artists like Nailah Blackman will get their shine of Bubbling and more series thanks to the team at Audiomack.

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