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#GirlCrush: Rowlene chats to Stacey and JSbu on album release day

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You may recognise her voice and her face from the smash hit of her 'big brother', Nasty C, titled, 'SMA'. Rowlene is now riding solo and by the sound of things, she is destined for greatness! She has been crafting her talent for a good two decades, every note and register has been honed and toned, all the edges have been polished, and she is ready for take off!

This is Rowlene, a singer and songwriter born in Cape Town and signed under rapper Nasty C's 'Tall Racks' record company. Rowlene's album titled, '11:11', is set to shake up the industry. I managed to catch up with her earlier today to chat about the excitement of her album release.
13 Nov 2020 English South Africa Society & Culture · Personal Journals

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