With loads of dynamics with different sides, Mo Spence is one of the talented Afro-Dancehall artists to have emerged in the Dancehall genre.
Monique Spence has released her new EP which is produced by amazing producers like MOG, Kaywa and some more, who believe she has all the stuff to ‘lead’ the Dancehall world if she’s offered more opportunities on huge performing stages.
The EP has five songs including “Eno Be Easy, Wind E’m Low” and some more. Under Red Panther Music, the Canadian born artist is forcefully doing very well in her chosen field of music.
Mo is presently in Ghana doing a massive promotion of the EP, and being overseen by Mr Logic, one of Africa’s best music experts.
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Brought up in Jamaica and Canada by Jamaican and Ghanaian parents, Mo Spence began her music career at an exceptionally young age where she had to sing on cassettes or tapes and playback to listen to how she sounded.
Her energy got more extraordinary in High School. Her father, who was also a DJ saw the need to assist her with finding a greater amount of her talent. She took Mo to a piano school prior to proceeding with her music career in Canada.
Mo Spence who is also a producer and a songwriter has been doing professional music in Canada, although she reckons it’s difficult doing music in the North American country.
Mo Spence is bent on reaching the end of her music journey, even if it meant staying up all night to write good songs..
