Ans: God and Nature and the people around me.

Ans: I've always been influenced by my father who used to be a singer and I guess that's where I got my talent from. Being around him, I became interested in music. I used to sing in the church, at weddings and at other events. I also entered different competitions and from there I got discovered.

Ans: I would say Beres Hammond because I really like his music. It is very soulful and real and in my career I want to always keep it real with my music.

Ans: Well 'Grandma's Hands' was originally sung by Bill Withers and I have always been a fan of his. So when my manager approached me about doing a cover version of the song I gladly grasped the opportunity because it gives me a chance to show a more soulful side of me. It is now causing a lot of people to connect with me and my song.

Ans: Sure, apart from Alborosie who I've already worked with. I would love to work with Sly and Robbie because they continue to lift the banner for authentic reggae music and that is what I am about - roots reggae music. In terms of artistes I would love to work with Taurus Riley or Queen Ifrica. These people are great.

Ans: I would describe it as reggae with a pop and a twist.

Ans: Sure, acting. I have a great interest in acting. However, growing up I have always been counseling and giving people advice, so another career interest of mine is to be an Advisor.

Ans: I am most relaxed when I'm at home kicking back and listening to music or reading a novel. In terms of hobbies though, I like to play football or go for a walk.

Ans: I do write some of my own songs but I also have writers who write for me as well because I don't like to keep things all to myself, I love to share and have other people involved.

Ans: My experience in the competition was absolutely great. It helped me to become more professional and gave me a keen knowledge of the entertainment industry. It was also my performance in the competition that got me signed to Shang Records.

Ans: It is doing great. It has been getting a heavy rotation from the different TV stations here in Jamaica. It is also doing well internationally on the music video charts. In Italy it is number one on the Energy TV top ten chart.

Ans: Yes I do. I think my voice will help me to cross over because it will definitely reach a wide variety of people, and through it people can easily connect with my music and my message will be delivered.

Ans: We are all female and we are all doing music, but what sets me a part is that my music is undiluted, it's raw and it has power; power to conquer the soul.

Ans: People. Some people say money makes the world go around but for me it's people and once my people are happy then I'm happy.

Ans: Envy is my greatest fear because when people are envious you don't know what they are capable of doing and that is cause for fear.

Ans: The future of Jamaican music is redemption, it is going to set people free and set a high standard for the world to follow.