“It’s always been one of my biggest dreams to take this music and sound to the highest level possible and to expose it to the largest audience imaginable and so I’ve dreamt of my debut for many years. It’s finally a reality! Years of dreaming coming to you this October 7, NYC. Wait until you see what we’ve been planning,” he posted.
Elaine made her move to the US in 2021 after being signed by Columbia Records, the same label Beyoncé and Adele are signed under.
In October 2021 when she reflected on her journey of living in Los Angeles since relocating she said she was still adjusting.
“It’s definitely been a huge learning curve. I’m learning a lot about myself which I’m grateful for. I miss my family and friends so much, but I’m having a great-ass time,” she wrote.
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WATCH | Black Coffee working on new song with Elaine and US singer Sabrina
Grammy award winner Black Coffee is reportedly working on a new song with singers Elaine and Sabrina.
In an Instagram post by Culture Collector a clip was posted of the musicians in a studio together.
Black Coffee recently revealed his dream of performing at Madison Square Garden in New York was happening.
The DJ's show in the arena is billed for October 7 at 8pm.
Taking to his Instagram timeline, he said playing at the world's most famous arena has always been in his sights.
“It’s always been one of my biggest dreams to take this music and sound to the highest level possible and to expose it to the largest audience imaginable and so I’ve dreamt of my debut for many years. It’s finally a reality! Years of dreaming coming to you this October 7, NYC. Wait until you see what we’ve been planning,” he posted.
Elaine made her move to the US in 2021 after being signed by Columbia Records, the same label Beyoncé and Adele are signed under.
In October 2021 when she reflected on her journey of living in Los Angeles since relocating she said she was still adjusting.
“It’s definitely been a huge learning curve. I’m learning a lot about myself which I’m grateful for. I miss my family and friends so much, but I’m having a great-ass time,” she wrote.
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