
Atlanta, GA (October 21, 2022)
Go Gitta Records introduces hip hop rapper/dance hall/reggae artist Ladii Tii. The British Island born artist is also known as "The Island Heavy Weight" due to her heavy weighted lyric which is full of island flavor. The artist who now resides in Tallahassee, FL reflects on the days of growing up with her family in Pepper Sauce Yard and how the preparation helped her perfect her craft despite growing up in poverty.
Ladii Tii started writing and preparing her music as a professional in 2015 where she settled into taking on the power of her words and talent to deliver her intense messages. The artist will release her new single "Hurt Life" in late November of 2022 along with the video to the much-anticipated release. The song was written by the artist as tribute to the remembrance of the loss of a great friend, her mom and former manager, it will also serve as source of strength to her fans who need encouragement to overcome hardships. Ladii Tii is set to release her new EP early Spring of 2023 but those who want more from the emerging artist can follow her on her new IG page @islandheavyweight
The project is currently available for review on https://music.apple.com/us/album/hurt-life/1636719207?i=1636719220 and the artist is available for interviews and bookings.
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