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Watch the AMAZING Shameka Dwight on Dubai Eye
Mark Lloyd invited Shameka Dwight into the Dubai Eye studios to showcase her incredible voice and keyboard playing. She's one of the amazing talents chosen by Quincy Jones himself to perform at Q's Bar in the Versace hotel this season.
Watch to see a flawless version of The Fugee's 'Killing Me Softly'.
Soul NightsMulti-talented singer, songwriter and record producer Shameka Dwight was in studio, and blew us away with her tremendous voice on MusicLiveDXB.
Posted by Dubai Eye 103.8 News. Talk. Sport on Tuesday, September 24, 2019
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