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Ja'Ness Tate
Ja'Ness Tate - Queens
Hear the acoustic and vocals of one of the strongest Artist on this Label. Listen as Ja'Ness expresses her views of the world and express a positive and concerning view of the status of people of color inside America. The simple and straight forward delivery of great vocals and excellent acoustic guitar will surely leave you breathless. This is the Link to her new release Spotify " No Safety Zone" click here for i-tunes
Finally, this young woman has visited more than four thousand elementary and high schools in 2017. Her endless effort to connect and uplift young women world wide has inspired me to declare that here at Tenable Music this "The Year of The Woman" and I am so excited to present to the world Ja'Ness new song, that does just that, uplifts woman worldwide. You Rock Ja'Ness and I'm asking all to support this young women. She also is eagerly trying to enter a very challenging music program to further her education. Everyone please contact us so that we can assist this jewel continue go grow.
Peace and blessings,
Amos
this is the link to Spotify"Queens" for DEEZER
Ja' Ness Performing in Atlanta - Uptown Comedy Corner - Last Week 09/01/2017
Ja'Ness Tate
I’m Living My Life – Featuring “Only” Ja’Ness Tate
Out of the nation’s capital of Washington, DC, and Duke Ellington’s School of the Arts, hails “Only” Ja’Ness Tate, an 19-year old guitarist and singer/songwriter with an uplifting soul groove about overcoming life’s inevitable struggles. Ja'Ness real pleasure to with, filled with energy, creative and uplifting . Welcome to Tenable Ja'Ness.
I'm Living My Life
I’m Living My Life – Featuring “Only” Ja’Ness Tate
Out of the nation’s capital of Washington, DC, and Duke Ellington’s School of the Arts, hails “Only” Ja’Ness Tate, an 18-year old guitarist and singer/songwriter with an uplifting soul groove about overcoming life’s inevitable struggles. Written by New York Times bestselling book writer Omar Tyree, and produced by AfroKeys, I’m Living My Life is one of several songs from the upcoming Ghetto Therapy compilation LP to address the universal topics of Love, War, Struggle and Victory within the African-American community.