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06/23/2026

No I be feeling just like you....
Rest in power to all our beautiful sisters



I wrote this song years ago as a way of crystallizing the black females who were killed senselessly and their experience. If the most unprotected group in America is MY group, Black Women, then we're are also tasked with protection of said group.

My job is to tell a story as an artist. Our story continues.... - Tee Slaves

  out today.    Tee Slaves
06/19/2026

out today. Tee Slaves

  is out now.....
06/19/2026

is out now.....

06/19/2026

by Tee Slaves for and

If the white people out here scamming labor for the low while owning all the brands out here and not having to pay equitable wages...then WE ARE FU***NG SCAMMING TOO. We gotta balance the field somehow πŸ˜‚πŸ’πŸ½β€β™€οΈπŸ™πŸΎπŸŽ¬πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ

06/19/2026

No God gave them 400 years, now the war begins, it's the 🎱 corner pocket for THE πŸŒžπŸ‘πŸΎπŸŽ¬

written by activist Tahyira Savanna / Tee Slaves performed by Tee Slaves is OUT NOW!!!

06/19/2026

by Tee Slaves

06/17/2026

No I be feeling just like you.... πŸ–€βœ”οΈβ˜•οΈπŸβš«οΈ

Rest in power to all our beautiful sisters

"I wrote this song years ago as a way of crystallizing the black females who were killed senselessly and their experience. If the most unprotected group in America is MY group, Black Women, then we're are also tasked with protection of said group. My job is to tell a story as an artist. Our story continues.... "

2 days until JUNETEENTH!

06/12/2026

the next track by up and coming artist

βœ…πŸ–€ DROPPING

What happens when the people you're told not to listen to grab the mic? πŸŽ™οΈ

Throughout the record, Tee Slaves imagines alternate realities and fictional institutions as a way to examine real-world questions surrounding representation, political influence, addiction, privilege, and public empathy. The track draws attention to disparities in how different communities experience and respond to social crises while asking audiences to reconsider who gets heard, who gets protected, and whose struggles become national priorities.

"'ME TOO' isn't about making people comfortable," says Tee Slaves. "It's about creating space for conversations that many people would rather avoid. Protest music has always challenged listeners to examine the world around them, and this record continues that tradition."

The release follows "ATTENTION HUT," a record centered on Black empowerment, resilience, and self-determination. Together, the songs form part of the upcoming project Connected, which explores identity, vulnerability, justice, community, and personal transformation through a blend of lyricism and social commentary.

Known for blending activism, journalism, and music, Tee Slaves continues to use art as a platform for dialogue, reflection, and cultural critique. With "ME TOO," she invites listeners to engage with difficult questions about America, race, and the future of collective progress.

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