Dance song about a woman that is interested in a man, but doesn’t express it verbally.

Body Language

Gee Beanie, a pan-African singer/songwriter, seamlessly infuses his laid-back demeanor into soulful music. Raised in Baltimore during the 2000s, a diverse range of musical influences played a pivotal role in shaping his artistic journey. His admiration for the Reggae icon Wayne Wonder and the local club music legend K-Swift exposed him to varied genres, sparking his early joy for singing and dancing.

Interestingly, Gee Beanie embarked on his artistic path as a rapper, crafting songs within the confines of his mother's basement. Collaborations with Virgin Island Professa and Influence BNE marked his initial foray into the music scene.

The trajectory of Gee Beanie's career took a transformative turn when he encountered Afro pop. This genre shift not only changed his perspective on music but also catalyzed his evolution from well-written yet shallowly resonating rap verses to compelling melodies that poignantly express themes of love and intimacy.

Under his new moniker, Gee Beanie, he released his debut single "Body Language," signifying a significant stride in his journey of self-reinvention. This artistic metamorphosis found inspiration in the likes of Burna Boy, with Gee Beanie attributing Burna's track "Alone" as the catalyst for his realization that self-reliance was paramount. This realization propelled him to delve deep within himself and become the catalyst for the change he sought.

Gee Beanie's songwriting process is a reflection of his affinity for crafting words based on the emotions ignited by the instrumental beat. Looking ahead, he anticipates the release of his debut album, titled "Be My Alibi?," slated for the spring of 2024. As he progresses on this musical journey, he plans to unveil additional singles along the way, further cementing his place in the music landscape.