As a rising voice in R&B and pop, Liona Jahmara represents a new generation of artists unafraid to merge AI-assisted production. Her work challenges the traditional gatekeepers of the music industry, proving that new technology and authenticity can coexist.
“In a world that looks through you, sometimes the loudest thing you can do is refuse to disappear.”
“Do You See Me” is a question and a demand rolled into one infectious track. Jahmara blends R&B smoothness with dancehall energy and Afrobeats rhythm, creating something that makes you want to dance while simultaneously making you think. Jahmara is speaking for anyone who’s ever felt erased, overlooked, or conveniently ignored.
She talks about roots too deep to erase, about turning struggle into grace, about carrying light even when people try to hide it. Jahmara’s use of AI in her creative process is worth noting because it represents something bigger: artists taking control of their own narratives. She’s not waiting for a label to decide she’s worthy. She’s making music that matters, on her own terms, and inviting people to connect with it.
If you’ve ever felt invisible, overlooked, or like you’re shouting into the void, this one’s for you. Give it a listen. Dance to it. Feel it. And then go remind the world you exist, too.
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