Tia P. Releases Empowering Anthem "Kamala Who?" Celebrating Kamala Harris as the Democratic Presidential Nominee

LOS ANGELES - EntSun -- Inglewood's own Tia P., an esteemed Howard University alumna and multi-hyphenate artist, managed by 6x Entertainment, just dropped a vibrant and empowering new track celebrating fellow Howard graduate and newly appointed Democratic Presidential nominee, Kamala Harris. The funky and upbeat anthem, "Kamala Who?" is both a tribute and a call to action, showcasing Tia P.'s signature style while delivering a powerful message of hope and determination, along with her support of the nominee. The song's infectious lyrics underscore Harris's achievements and emphasize that if she can reach such heights, then anything is possible for anyone who dares to dream.

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"Kamala Who?" serves as an anthem to women and young girls across this nation, inspiring reminder of the boundless potential within each of us. With a catchy chorus and a compelling bridge that invites listeners to chant Harris's name, Tia P. encourages unity and belief in shared goals. This track not only highlights Harris's exceptional qualities but also galvanizes listeners to pursue their aspirations with confidence. As Tia P. declares, "We gon' do it," the song embodies a spirit of collective empowerment and determination, promising to energize and uplift all who hear it. If you pay close attention to the ending, she not only encourages the the listener to vote, but reminds them that it takes the place in November.