Enter Selima's 36 Secluded Chambers Of Wu-Tang (Interview)

United States of America (Press Release) April 9, 2008 -- A voice that has been present within The Wu but unseen is Selima's main story, a voice that the fans might be familiar with but know nothing of is Selima. This song writer, singer and emcee has been described by The RZA as "a talented writer who’s lyrics flow like water" and legendary producers such as Pete Rock, DJ Scratch (EPMD fame) and Swizz Beats have gone on to express interest in working with her. While most Wu fans will be familiar with songs such as Wu-Revolution off the classic album “Wu-Tang Forever”, not many know who was going back and forth with Blue Raspberry on the background to that song, not many know the original vocals used for “Tragedy” by The RZA on the Rhyme and Reason soundtrack and in fact how that was supposed to be a Gravediggaz song, and what about the songs that never made it to “Wu-Tang Killa Beez: The Sting” compilation? While songs like “Scrilla” off Ol’ Dirty Bastards still unreleased project “A Son Unique” and many others remain shelved or pending it will be difficult to recognise some of the elements that have been contributing to the movement since day one.

Selima born in Brooklyn, New York to a Southern mother and a West Indian father from the small island of St. Vincent and the Grenadines, She spent many years enjoying the freedom of her youth in Tennessee and also lived in East Point, College Park, Georgia before returning home to Brooklyn. She desired to be a singer/artist since she was able to talk and after an immobilizing car accident which left her hospitalized at age 5, she became even more determined to see her dreams become a reality. As a teenager she formed a group called "Euphoria" with a combination of friends and this is what lead them to capture the attention of Ghostface Killah and eventually The RZA from The Wu-Tang Clan and the rest they say is history.

After sitting quietly behind the scenes, Selima has emerged to capture the masses, with a hot single “Asking U2 Stay” produced by Wu Element’s own Bronze Nazareth and its currently tearing up the internet and radio stations, Selima is now ready to take on the whole music industry. Wu-International caught up with her to find out what she has been up to, her views on music, the good old days of 36 chambers records, and many many more… welcome to the 36 secluded chambers of Wu-Tang… Enjoy!
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