Ghostwriter Pocahontas Music Hits Germany's Number 1 Spot on Music Charts with Single Taste You.

Feb 16, 2022


Plus reaching Top 20s Worldwide!


Lower Saxony, Germany Feb 16, 2022 (Issuewire.com) - While Germany is used to streaming top American hitmakers such as Gayle, Lil Nas X, and Glass Animals, the Schengen nation has found its latest rising star! Pocahontas Music, based in the United States, is known for her pen skills as a phenomenal celebrity ghostwriter writing for big acts like Doja Cat, Rihanna, Beyonce, Ariana Grande, and many more stars in the works. Pocahontas secured her Official Number 1 single with the song Taste You featuring rapper Intro, also known to work along with Lil Durk, and newcomer rapper, 23. Also landing Top 20 Music Charts Globally. Celebrating the news, Pocahontas told Celebrity Planet, "The thought of my song being Number 1 in Europe is so hard to comprehend, I never imagined this!" Following suit, her song, No More Games, also featuring rapper Intro debuts at Number 1 in the UK. Our team is wishing much success to this amazing talent. For the latest updates, be sure to follow her music!

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