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In the midst of all the heat and the hectic movements of the season ahead, seductress Tabia takes a moment to slow things down a bit. 

Tabia, a seasoned songstress for many years, in and out of focus in the music industry seeks to regain footing as one of the female frontrunners in St. Vincent and the Grenadines and the region by extension. Her style remains the mellow mash-up of Ragga soca and Pop music which she has first gained mass recognition with her hit single 'Boom boom boom'.

Her contribution this year is a track called 'Drum n Bass', a project birthed from working once again with the songwriters of  Silver Curtain Entertainment. She first worked with the songwriting collective in 2014 on her release of 'Transformer' which was her way of saying 'I'm back'.

'Drum n Bass', produced by Stadic carries a bouncy, hypnotic and earthy feel of drum and bass which reins you in and captivates your senses, soon to have you singing "Just give me the bassline.."

Tabia - Drum And Bass [Stadic Music]

Young, vibrant and sultry Tabia Matthews, has captured audiences at home and abroad. 
In 2008, Vincentian artist, Tabia collaborated with Luta to produce her debut hit “FEELING IT”. Furthermore, she participated in a project that took her name beyond St. Vincent & The Grenadines through the rest of the Caribbean region and beyond.
She teamed up with Courtney “Curty” Louis, a St. Lucian producer who wrote and co-produced the track “Boom Boom Boom”. This hit was later turned into an internationally acclaimed music video in a remix featuring Nathy Boss, a renowned artist from Paris. 
Increasing demands for her music video by television networks such as MTV's Caribbean station, Tempo and RETV, and commendable reviews, speak of greater and greater possibilities for the young Vincentian.

Although she has been in the spotlight for a short time, Tabia is already seeing the fruits of her labour.
This self-driven artist has made such an impact on the music industry, that in 2009, she won the nomination of Best New Female Soca Artist in the International Soca Awards with her debut track "Feelin It".
In 2010, apart from the 3 awards that she won in the Underground Music Awards in Bermuda, she was also awarded with “Best Music Video” for “Boom Boom Boom remix”, at the National Entertainment Awards in St. Vincent and the Grenadines. 
Not a bad feature for someone who is fairly new to the music business.

When asked about her influences, she highlights some artists who she wishes to pattern in terms of the energy, life, originality and freshness portrayed in their performances, as well as the passion and confidence that is displayed when entertaining any audience.
She sees the sky is the limit and she aims to continue to be the best in art form or wherever her talent would take her. 
Tabia, is well on her way to a seat among the stars. 

Tabia - Drum And Bass [Stadic Music]

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