Backed by a sultry rhythm, Täbï Yösha opens up on Vampire, a new single in French released today on Bonsound. Following Pause, a sweet and catchy R&B track unveiled in February, Vampire is now available on all music services. Join us at the Belmont in Montreal on March 16th to see the singer perform her new song live, as she’ll open for Adi Oasis.
On Vampire, Täbï Yösha sings with great vulnerability about the ups and downs of a one-way relationship that proves toxic. Written at 6 a.m. after a heated discussion, the song is a heartwarming cry for those experiencing complicated love affairs. Lustful and sexy, Vampire seduces listeners with its intoxicating piano line and Täbï's smooth, airy delivery.
Vampire is available on all music services.
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Named as a 2023 R&B artist to watch by Radio-Canada last November, Täbï Yösha has garnered the attention of several media outlets since releasing her song Pause this winter. She was notably listed among COMPLEX’s 20 most promising Canadian artists of the moment. During the month of March, Pause will be featured in a radio, web and TV advertising campaign for CBC Music's The Block.
About Täbï Yösha
Trained in singing, theater and dance, Täbï first performed as a member of The Souldiers, a jazz/house band with whom she played numerous shows. Her talent and stage presence also brought her to the forefront as a solo artist, notably at Femmes en blues, an event that showcases female musicians and singers from the Quebec scene, and at the Sugar Bar in New York City, a venue founded by Ashford & Simpson (the legendary songwriting couple behind some of Marvin Gaye's, Chaka Khan's, and Aretha Franklin's greatest hits). She then went on to lend her voice to Ariane Moffatt’s Aquanaute 2022, which was nominated at last year's ADISQ Gala.
In January 2020, Täbï Yösha released a sultry, sensual R&B track called All Day All Night, followed by Move On in September, a francophone neo-soul single. Her impromptu performances posted on Instagram quickly caught the attention of beatmaker Suiker, who sent her some instrumentals that convinced her to put her voice and songwriting skills to work. This collaboration led to the songs that make up her first EP, to be released later this year.