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Born in Mogadishu Somalia, Siham and Iman Hashi are the first Somali artists to surface on the Atlanta music scene. Their family moved to Toronto, Canada when they were little girls. Raised in Rexdale, these sisters were subjected to an environment, in which at times was very discouraging. These Canadian beauties were above and beyond their years as R&B artists. In their younger ages Iman & Siham displayed their musical talent at local talent shows, performing at school plays and around family and friends. Their talent didn't stop there either, also skilled in creative song writing, they take full credit for their lyrical material.
The sisters recognized that they weren't ready to play the cards they were dealt, but rather take their life by the hands and pursue their singing career full throttle. The young stars made their move to Atlanta, Georgia. With financial struggles they constantly tried to make a dollar from a dime. Yet with the support; emotionally and financially, of those they left back home, they began writing songs for major and up and coming artists.
Never doubting where destiny would lead them, Siham and Iman formed the eclectic duo SWEET RUSH and landed a record deal with Universal Motown and are currently in the studio working with their talented producer, Jai, the man behind Diddy's hit, "Come to me" Featuring Nicole Scherzinger, amongst others. The sisters recently performed on Mtv's "My super sweet 16" for former NFL player Ray Buchanan's daughter Destinee. SWEET RUSH aspires to become an international Pop duo that will generate interest for decades to come. Signing them off as, uninhibited, beautifully talented free spirit's, that are always inspired.
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