Queens, NY Hip-Hop Artist Appears on Remix to Mark Valentine's Day
The Song:
"Some people call it ‘Valentine’s Day'. I call it ‘Thursday'," says Queens, New York native Nyemiah Supreme. It's been a whole year and somehow it snuck up on us again: V-Day is here. For some, it’s a day full of excitement, gifts, romance, sweet-nothings whispered, and love songs sung. For the rest of us, maybe some time on the couch, a bottle of Merlot, a pint of Ben & Jerry’s, and the boob tube. If you happen to claim the latter, you'll be happy to hear about a new remix by T.Rone and Nyemiah Supreme.
T.Rone, a Jacksonville, Florida singer and rapper Nyemiah Supreme have teamed up to release "F U Love," a remix to T.Rone's recently released single "Hello Love," which has gotten over 500 spins at Urban and Rhythm radio stations across the country. The track, while short and sweet, tells a story about a man, who is seduced by and marries a woman who ends up killing him and taking his money "just to be a thousandaire." Merp.
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The Background:
Nyemiah Supreme is a 22 year old female MC from Southside Jamaica, Queens. Having started her career as a backup dancer for the likes of Chris Brown & Lil' Mama, Nyemiah is no stranger to the stage. Starting as a dancer at the age of 7 Nyemiah fell in love with performing. Growing up with parents that had a love for hip-hop Nyemiah was influenced from a young age by the likes of Salt 'n Pepa, TLC, Aaliyah, just to name a few. After she graduated high school she landed a dance audition that put her on a national tour with the likes of Chris Brown & Lil' Mama. After a year and a half on the road Nyemiah returned home and started working for NY Rapper Juelz Santana as a personal assistant. The job involved her sitting in on many recording sessions with some of the best artists in the game and Nyemiah quickly came to see this is what she wanted to do with her life. After leaving the job with Juelz she starting honing her craft as a MC and started booking studio sessions where she began experimenting and creating her music. In 2011 she had a chance meeting after she bumped into Jim Jones on Jamaica Avenue a famous shopping area in her neighborhood. They had a quick catch up and when she mentioned to him that she was rapping, he invited her to come to his studio so he could check her out. From there he ended up putting her on his single "Everybody Jones", she appeared in the single's video as well, and was asked to perform at Hot 97's Summer Jam in front of 65,000 people. She felt right at home on that stage, a place where an entertainer truly feels alive. Nyemiah Supreme has since released her mixtape BAD that embodies female empowerment with a comedic appeal and has shot a set of videos from it as well. The cover pays homage to the late Michael Jackson, the greatest performer of all time. This girl has no end in sight and will be blazing trails all the while.
