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“I feel like it’s better to be judged than not experience something at all,” said international recording artiste Shenseea.
For her, those words represent more than a change in perspective. They capture a personal turning point, one that required her to confront the things she had kept buried. It is this willingness to let go, to embrace the uncomfortable, and allow listeners access to a more unguarded side of her, that gives her latest EP, Catalyst, its emotional centre.
The eight-track project, which will be released today, Friday, November 6, finds the artiste reflecting on how far she has travelled, while making room for the woman she is still becoming.
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