Afro Latina recording artist Somaya Reece is gearing up for a powerful comeback with her latest single, “Witness Glory.” In a recent interview, she opened up about the track, describing it as a raw and gritty flavor that showcases her vulnerability and tells her story in great detail. With a mission to bring impactful records and a balance to the industry, Somaya aims to connect with those who have endured struggle and depression, offering a source of inspiration in today’s challenging world.
“Witness Glory” is not just a reintroduction but a testament to Somaya’s ability to create catchy music that resonates with the current market while conveying positive messages of triumph and overcoming obstacles. “My style of music is very girl power/girl forward. I am focused on empowering women,” she explains.
Somaya Reece’s unique blend of singing and rapping with edge, in both English and Spanish, sets her apart as an artist with a mission to add depth and substance to the music scene. Born into poverty to immigrant parents from El Salvador and raised in South Central Los Angeles, Somaya’s journey has been one of resilience and determination. Inspired by the late Celia Cruz from a young age, she learned to play the violin and earned honors as the lead violinist in her public school choir.
Recognized by XXL as a Female Emcee You Need To Know, Somaya’s music has drawn comparisons to the Spanish flow of Pitbull, leading to opportunities to open and tour for Pitbull’s Calle Ocho tour in Miami and Latin America. Now serving as the CEO of her own record label, La Rosa Ent., Somaya Reece is making a triumphant return to the music scene with “Witness Glory” after a 5-year musical hiatus. The single is set to release independently through a digital distribution deal with Tunecore.
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