Shenseea and London on da Track made a grand entrance at her Jamaican album launch on Tuesday (March 15) at the Romeich Entertainment Headquarters in Kingston.
The producer presented her with a diamond necklace, bearing her Shenyeng logo, in front of the hundreds of attendees.
London produced the song 'Can't Anymore' on 'Alpha'. "How you y'all know the words of the song in just 4 days though 😳 🔥," remarked to her fans.
The attendees included politician and former Miss World 1993 Lisa Hanna.
From left: Minister of Finance Nigel Clarke, Shenseea, Minister of Culture, Gender, Entertainment and Sport Olivia ‘Babsy’ Grange and Minister of National Security Horace Chang.
“She is going to be the next big thing out of Jamaica. Her music will cross over because it's a great, eclectic mix of dancehall, reggae and new music. She has the right look, she's sexy, she's adult-entertainment and there is always room for adult entertainment. We cannot deny that sex sells,” Minister Grange said.
Shenseea said, “with ALPHA, I just wanted everybody to love the music. I wanted them to just enjoy what I have done the past three and a half years. All the work that I have put in, I wanted it to pay off and I feel like it's starting to do just that.”
ALPHA made its debut on March 11 via Rich Immigrants/Interscope. It soared to the pole position on the US iTunes Reggae Albums chart.