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Today's Guest: Sumeka Jackson - "Who Am I"


Sumeka, a native of Welsh, Louisiana, is eady to share with the nation the music in her soul and the songs in her heart. She grew up surrounded by a family of singers on her father’s side and a dancing mother that branded music in her soul, she fell in love with R&B as a little girl. Her sound is a soulful R&B style, with a hint of Hip Hop, House, and not to mention swagger, yet packing a powerful message that in her own words, “At the end of the day, though the beat is hot, you will always remember the Message over the Music”.

She is told by many that though her music will be embraced by all, the message in “Who Am I” is a strong addition to women’s empowerment that will become an anthem for woman all over the nation. Sumeka is also a song writer as well as the vocalist. She wrote “Who Am I” from her heart to encourage all that hear it to be comfortable in their own skin and love who you are not letting what others think of you impact your life negatively. Love you!

Currently she is working on her freshman album self entitled “Sumeka: Who Am I? I’m ME”, she is dedicated not only to her family, but to her career as an artist geared towards touching the lives of all that experience her music.