Maureen is approaching 3 million listeners on Spotify and presents “Daddy”.
In her new single “Daddy”, released on Thursday, February 20, Maureen captures the festive atmosphere of the Antilles, particularly that of Carnival. She mocks her detractors with lyrics like “Ou jalou ou pa sa fè kon mwen” (“You’re jealous, you can’t do like me”) and asserts her independence from men she refers to as “princesses”: “Man pa lé pon boug princess” (“I don’t want any princess guys”).
The catchy chorus, “Miel la doux, oui Daddy, ou ké vlé mangé ankò” (“The honey is sweet, yes Daddy, you’ll want more”), is set to make crowds dance at carnivals and dance floors around the world. With “Daddy”, Maureen further cements her place on the international music scene.
Dubbed the “Queen of Shatta”, Maureen is a Martinican artist who blends the traditional sounds of her island with dancehall and reggae. Her career took off with several successful singles, where she combines sensuality and confidence, addressing themes such as female empowerment.
