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thejoyofviolentmovement:

Tecla is a producer, DJ, singer and rapper whose newest album, We Are the Lucky Ones was released through Mayimba Music back in March. The material blends Caribbean music, pop, funk, hip hop in a way that is reminiscent of Missy Elliot’s sonic experiments with Timbaland — it’s colorful, and has a playful, almost mischievous feel. “Money” is the latest single from the album, and it has a story in which the narrator advocates for the modern woman’s sense of independence. It’s a song with an infectious hook 

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Tecla - Money

NYC-based newcomer Tecla’s second single off her debut album We Are The Lucky Ones. Summery, Carribean pop vibe meets girl power lyrics lyrics as Tecla stated, “stop complaining about a man who ain’t got no bank account, get your own bank account girl.” A true reflection of her distaste towards women who don’t stand on their own grounds.