KARMA shares an uplifting feminist single ‘SIS (She Is Something)’

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‘SIS (She’s Something) ’, a single by KARMA, embodies womanhood elegantly—with respect to mothers, sisters, wives and daughters. ‘SIS’ effortlessly tries to uplift, unite and highlight the shared experiences of these women.

KARMA is an American girl group that comprises of three exceptional performers namely Keymah Renee, Miesha Monroe, and Kirsten Bell. Based in Tennessee, this talented and exceptional trio beautifully fuses hip-hop, pop and R&B in their art creation. Their mode of approach to music is completely different. They radiate energy and passion, making waves in the music industry collectively. Each of the individual members of KARMA hails from a city that values and probably worships music. For them to cope with struggles and challenges that called their way they took to singing and rapping.

‘SIS’ is a song that entails fake compliments, willingness to defend boundaries, and respect for oneself. Setting bounding lines alongside self-worth, is the amazing quality that the pop song aims to instill in every woman across the world. ‘SIS’ is one of the many songs that sets Karma apart from other groups which is why their team is filled with an abundance of talented individuals. With production credits from Arthur Levy, Temmora Williams-Levy and Patrick “Pat Laced That” Lane, it seeks to empower and strengthen women from all over the world.

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