Tamara Jenna Bridges UK Grit and US Swagger in “Both My Wrists” featuring Wiz Khalifa
Tamara Jenna is not going to slow down anytime soon. On August 8th, 2025, the Birmingham dynamo dropped her latest single, "Both My Wrists" — a fluid, trance-inducing collab with none other than Wiz Khalifa. The track is out on TJPL Music Global, where Jenna's signature alt-hip hop/R&B meets Wiz's unparalleled easy flow. The result? A transatlantic crossover that is as straightforward as it is bold, confirming her status as an artist able to traverse UK and US sounds.
This dip is more than just another collab on her resume — it's a follow-up to a trend. Fans will be reminiscing about her viral song "Moves" with Lil Wayne, and high-energy "Return On Investment" with Beka Barz and Gucci Mane. Now, with Wiz on board, Tamara is rounding out her discography with names that drive the global hip-hop conversation. But what is even more exciting is how she gets to hold onto that Birmingham grit and authenticity in the middle of being up there with these industry giants.
Behind the music, Tamara Jenna is more than an artist. She's the founder of TJPL Media Network and has been building platforms for independent artists while pursuing a career herself. With the nod of approval from Abbey Road Studios, viral singles racking up millions of views, and her first album Pleasure from Pain appearing on the shelves at HMV Vault, she's proving that independence does not have to mean limitation. Instead, it means ownership — the kind that can put her on level with mainstream-label artists.
Discussing the new single, Tamara hit the nail on the head: "This record is about ownership. Having Lil Wayne, Gucci Mane, and now Wiz Khalifa on records with me isn't about features — it's about showing what independent art can do." With "Both My Wrists," she's not just showing off her talent – she's staking her claim as one of the most exciting independent artists on the scene today. This isn't a moment; it's a movement, and Tamara Jenna is leading it with all her might.
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