Queenie – Anymore
Artist Queenie is back. Hailing from South London she burst onto the UK grime scene alongside her peers Lioness, Shystie, lady leshur, Ghetts, Chip and others but took a long break from the industry. Now she’s back and with vengeance!
Here’s her latest track Anymore.
We look forward to seeing more from this creative genius. Look out for an exclusive interview on Millennium TV very soon!
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