Shniece McMenamin is a singer, songwriter and performer who has collaborated and toured extensively with artists such as: Drizabone, Chaka Kahn, Eliza Doolittle, Nile Rodgers Chic, Sister Sledge, Jocelyn Brown, Candi Staton, Aswad, DJ/Producer Prince Fatty and (Brazilian artist) Monkey Jhayam.
With a music degree under her belt and over 6 months working on competitive cruises, her own repertoire now extends to more than 500 songs. She had had shows in Asia, Brazil, Europe and South Africa.
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