This week's menu  we feature a singer-songwriter and guitarist from New Jersey, Fousheé!  Britanny Fousheé, known professionally as Fousheé came to wide notice when the vocals for her song "Deep End" were used on a hit by rapper Sleepy Hallow in 2020. Fousheé was born and raised in New Jersey. Her Jamaican mother was a drummer for PEP, an all-woman 1980s Jamaican reggae band. Fousheé wrote her first song when she was five. In her younger years she studied voice, media, classical music, background arranging, guitar, and piano and performed with groups she had formed with her childhood friends. She attended Bridgewater-Raritan High School and continued her musical activities into college. She released her debut EP Speak Up in May 2018  Fousheé’s voice sounds like the sentient form of nails scratching against a chalkboard, but it’s so sharp, so memorable, that you absolutely want to hear it again. She’s also a Grammy-nominated songwriter in addition to being a powerful and distinctive singer. Cousin Corey sets up a double play from her on this week's Blue Plate Special.