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“WASABI” featuring DJ Citizen Jane

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Queer music artist Keeana Kee celebrates Lesbian Visibility Week with the release of hot new sapphic anthem and music video “WASABI” featuring DJ Citizen Jane

Today, lesbian pop artist Keeana Kee honors the beginning of Lesbian Visibility Week with the release of her latest music video “WASABI” featuring lesbian artist DJ Citizen Jane. Bursting with high-energy production and undeniable chemistry, the video captures the immediacy of attraction when emotional and physical connections collide.

Filmed by Alex Lay, the visual unfolds in a vibrant, anime-inspired world that blends a “spicy-cute” aesthetic with playful, provocative storytelling. From schoolgirl-inspired fashion to a surreal geisha-led setting, the video leans into bold colors, stylized characters and tongue-in-cheek moments. A sushi-making sequence evolves into a sensual metaphor for curiosity, connection, and discovering each other’s unique “flavor,” mirroring the track’s signature heat.

With lyrics that seamlessly blend English and Spanish like “catch me in the air con la miel en mi piel,”  “WASABI” delivers global appeal from the first beat, pairing an infectious energy with an addictive feel that hits  just as hard on the dancefloor as it does in your headphones.

Speaking on the inspiration behind the track, Keeana shares, “I wanted “WASABI” to feel like that instant spark you can’t ignore—the kind that surprises you, excites you, and pulls you in before you even realize it. It’s about being open to passion and letting yourself feel something intense and new.”

On releasing the song during Lesbian Visibility Week, she adds, “This week is about celebrating who we are, unapologetically. Releasing “WASABI” now felt powerful because it’s a love story between women that’s playful, confident, and full of joy. Visibility matters, and I want people to see themselves in moments like these.”

ABOUT KEEANA KEE 

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Keeana Kee is a New York–based pop artist defining her signature sound with what she calls Exotic Pop, blending cinematic storytelling with Afropop grooves, Latin heat, and emotionally-driven pop melodies. Her work lives at the intersection of music, fashion, and visual storytelling, creating worlds that feel as powerful as they are personal.

An openly queer artist, Keeana builds her music around themes of empowerment, identity, and emotional truth. From anthems like “GODDESS” to the cinematic depth of “Small Fragile Woman” and “HEAL ME,” she continues to evolve as an artist who transforms vulnerability into strength.

Her single “TIK TOK” further defines this message: an empowering pop track about independence, self-expression, and the courage to make your own choices. Inspired by the pressure to conform and the fear of judgment, the song encourages listeners to take control of their lives and unapologetically be themselves. Through her music, Keeana creates space for people to feel seen, confident, and free.

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