To celebrate the relaunch of my official website, release of my new single “Something Else“, Rolling Loud performance and tons of amazing things that are happening in my career, I have released a brand new t-shirt for all of my amazing Teebirds out there.
Thank you for all of your continued support.
Click here to get your very own Teebirds shirt from my merch store!
-Teenear
Originally published by Vibe.com on 5/8/17
By Tony Centeno
The first ladies of Rolling Loud made an impact we won’t forget
When Rolling Loud first revealed the major lineup for 2017, the festival’s organizers DOPE Ent were hit with backlash after zero women were listed on the playbill, and no, Yes Julz does not count since she’s not an artist in any way. Their critic’s skeptic stance changed real quick once the lineup was updated to include performances from Dreezy, singer Teenear, and Polly A. Dreezy hit the crowd with their favorite jams like “Body” while singers like Slip N Slide singer Teenear and GhettoGoldDream singer Polly A hit the crowd with their popular singles. All three hit the stage early in the day but were able to battle the scorching heat to put on for all the ladies in the building. They all contributed to breaking the mold for not just Rolling Loud but for any hip-hop based music festival, which have a tendency for leaving women out of the equation. Hopefully, this year’s performers will encourage more women to perform at Rolling Loud in the future.
Read the full article here: http://www.vibe.com/2017/05/rolling-loud-festival-5-best-moments/
Originally published by AllHipHop on 5/1/17.
AllHipHop had a chance to sit down with Teenear. She’s an emerging R&B singer from Miami, FL, who’s scheduled to perform alongside Kendrick and Future at this year’s Rolling Loud festival. Learn more about the talented star below.
1. With acts like Kendrick, Mac Miller and Future – are you nervous about performing in front of a predominantly Hip-Hop audience? I feel more excited than nervous. The nerves haven’t really hit me yet. Music is music and we’re all there because we have a love for it.
2. “Something Else” is the new single circulating the web. Where can fans find the track? Is there an EP – when can we expect a full project? It can be found everywhere! It’s on Apple Music, Tidal, Spotify, SoundCloud, iTunes, etc! I plan on releasing a full project later this year. I just wrapped the iHeart Juice tour, so I’ll be back in the studio asap.
3. Are you planning any collaborations with popular Miami artists like DJ Khaled, Kodak Black (when he gets home), Zoey Dollaz, or Robb Banks?
I definitely have a few surprises… and plans on collaborating with a few Miami artists.
4. Is it hard breaking out of the Miami market? Describe some of the struggles being an emerging artist.
I’m going to say yes, but I’m not too worried about it. I feel like my sound isn’t necessarily a “Miami Sound” and I see that I’m reaching other places, quicker than my actual hometown. Some people would say that’s a bad thing, because you want local support, but even if Miami isn’t going 100 for me.. at least I know other cities are.
5. You’ve got a remix we found, with Trina. Can we expect more?
Yes, Streetlights ft. Trina. I honestly don’t know, word on the street is.. Trick and Trina are putting out an album on Slip-N-Slide… The world is full of possibilities.
Check out her new single “Something Else“