Selah Sin

Some girls fall from grace. Selah Sin makes falling sound like heaven. Born and raised in Bushwick, Brooklyn, Selah Sin is a 20-year-old dark R&B artist blending hypnotic trap beats, haunting gospel harmonies, deep 808s, and seductive storytelling. Once the star soloist in her grandmother's Pentecostal church, Selah was kicked out of the choir at nineteen after a photograph from a Brooklyn warehouse party sparked a scandal. Instead of begging for forgiveness, she turned rebellion into an identity and gave herself a new name: Selah Sin. Her debut EP, BACKSLIDE, chronicles her transformation from choir girl to unapologetic sinner. Her 12-track album, MIDNIGHT MASS, takes that story deeper, exploring power, temptation, desire, heartbreak, and resurrection against the neon-lit backdrop of New York City. With her signature blood-red lace veil, smoky vocals, and fearless attitude, Selah turns every performance into a confession and every song into a dirty hymn. The city is her cathedral. The stage is her altar. The fans are her congregation. Doors open at midnight. Nobody leaves the same. Selah Sin | H&H Records